tallulah71

I meant 'dating' section - I'm not that sad. Although, I am single so i know what singles do so, I don't need to know what you're doing...If you get what I mean. (Other than typing your thoughts and responses on her....) Answers on a 'thread'.

get in....the way it's always been here

Anywhere past Iceland and you'll definitely come across 'poor people' I'm afraid Louisa. Suggest you get back to the home counties!!! (Have you ventured into neighbouring Peckham yet??? OOoooh....)

how about a singles section? I realise most are now yummy mummies, but for those of us who are original ED'ers, and not yet in the '3 wheel buggy' way...let's hear it!!

I know. I bought some socks form there (I was staying at my dad's and needed a pair) effing 14 quid. And they didn't fit. AND I'm 38....

So what do they do with the clothes then? Because I work at charity shop and most of it is 'disposed' of....

Gawd I do hope not.....Jack Wills will be next!!!

I walk every day in Peckham Rye with my dog and other dog walkers and we are fastidious about cleaning up. what pisses me off, is the amount of teenagers having what seems like a lovely picnic. Cut to an hour later and all their empty cigarette packets, sandwich packets, and drink cans are left in a lovely neat pile on the grass where we are meant to enjoy a dog walk. These are local Alleyns / JAGS / Charter girls too. How about 'educating' them on cleaning up?

Perfect uniform for the over priveledged DCPS / DC boys and JAGS girls. Also, would we all rather go back to the 'cheerz' and fried chicken shops of old? Come on - you have to take the rough with the smooth in ED. You pays your money...You Don't have to buy the stuff, but someone Jack will(s) (sorry...)

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Honestly, and this isn't an attack on James or > anyone else in particular, but if I hear one more > person ask for an M&S I'm going to suffocate > myself in some excessive cardboard and > shrink-wrapped clingfilm. Argh! > > > Exactly....this isn't Bromley. Bad enough we got Tescos and Sainsbury's.... Would love new steak restaurant (although Palmerston / The herne Tavern, and Franklins are pretty unbeatable I'd say.) A Good fish restaurant that isn't posh fish and chips...and a decent veggie one too. Looking forward to developments! > > I really can't think of anything that we don't > have or that isn't a short journey away. > Cajun/soul food would be lovely but can't see it > surviving. I'd like Le Chardon to be a bit more > rustic bistro-esque and have prices to match. > Otherwise I'm pretty happy. > > Edit: I see a NYC style steak-house is being > mooted. Witha proper brolier then it could be > good. But no wagyu or USDA meat please, we can do > amazing beef from British farms.