Sydenham Town Forum

OOh - thought of another! School for Scoundrels - 'oh to be in England, now that April's here' 'Dunstan and Dudley Dorchester'

Agree re Pan's Labyrinth too.

dickp wrote:Bump - yes, it's coming to CP this Thursday!

Sadly I will be in........ Budapest!!!!!

Favourite films... ok, at present:

The Lives of Others
Brazil
Some Like it Hot
Apocalypse Now
Pulp Fiction
Muriel's Wedding
After the Wedding

Annie. wrote:Ahhh thats good news, :0)))

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Indeed - she sounds like a right little madam but I bet you are glad to have her back

Google?

Oh to have a garden! (says V slipping back to we was poor but we was 'appy mode).

It's my best sodding giving up face.

It did get pretty de-railed though, I agree.

I'm with Rod on the baby boomer aspect. My parents are baby boomers and they made the point recently about how lucky they were in terms of retirement age/pension/house affordability etc., etc. compared to us 'kids'. Back on topic though I think that there are many influences that affect our happines...

i think it's very poor to put these ratings on the internet (and probably other sources), without a regular update as to what is happening , and why. I completely agree with Billings/amob on this one. Have to agree here - the scheme seems badly managed and unfair on some businesses. I have heard on...

Blimey - some manners pepes?

:-) I'm a big fan of the pythons. In fact I performed that sketch at the top of snowden circa 1987 as part of the first or second comic relief. As a long time lurker it seems that the attitudes that they are lampooning are trotted out ad nauseam in a serious manner.... unless I'm really missing the...

[quote="JRobinson"] Years ago most people drank.... [/quote] Most people I know drink (quite a lot!). We must move in different circles... Re pub dogs, I am loving seeing the gorgeous alsation pub pups (Boris and Olive) grow at an alarming rate in the Grape and Grain and the Alma respectiv...

Have to take issue with you there Stuart. While there might not be any pedestrians in shot who is to say they aren't any further up the road. I get really hacked off with people cycling on the pavement. Particularly when I am walking my dogs on Kent House Road or Trewsbury Road where there really i...

Annie. wrote:Really? I wondered where they went? I thought they were in the middle of the road? Or am i thinking of somewhere else.

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They are underground, under the pavement on the opposite side to the bus terminus.

Are you young? A public loo is essential,I have no medical condition,however it is common when you get older you need to pee more,In fact,I wont go to a high street without one,I walk to penge an am grateful by the time I get there that they have loos,albeit smelly ones. Also how about mothers with...

Am I the only one who thinks that while the park might be a little tatty around the edges and could do with a few quid spent on it, it isn't the 'rundown' park that all the politicians and grubby property developers tell us? Generally I find the park fairly well maintained, although more decent toi...

Duke of Clarence wrote:....Now I'm no Einstein but let me introduce you to the Dukethagoros Theory: W + (x+Y+Z)2 = Deep Impact

Very good Dukey!

It's one thing to stand by while a child drowns ... the poor things wouldn't want to get their feet wet after all ... You are referring to the incident in Manchester. That was a grossly misrepresented incident where the officers in question were found to have done nothing wrong. Yes, I read about w...

Are you sure it was a PCSO and not a traffic warden or summat similar? Just a bit surprised if it was a PCSO - unusual behaviour.