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Brixton Chitter Chatter and News - July 2012
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Mrs Magpie
On a bit of break...
But why the Greek? I know my eyesight is a bit shit, but I thought ф was like F
Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
I didn't think they were Greek
Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
I thought they we LU logos 
EastEnder
Brixton Barnacle
Definitely not a flan.
Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
I thought they we LU logos
leanderman
Street Party: July 2
And in keeping with the political class, his mother's £1million Streatham home is registered in an offshore trust, which will come in handy for inheritance tax purposes.
Only the little people pay tax!
Brixton Hatter
Home is south London mate
Onket
Je suis [CONTENT REMOVED]
Send in the chavs!
Easily - it's also possible to wash up self righteously.
Monkeygrinder's Organ
Dodgy geezer swilling vapid lager
Not sure ajdown likes them either. And he's certainly not keen on all those foreign types...
First, you need an audience within earshot, no matter if there's a door between you as long as it's not soundproofed. If they can see you so much the better, but not essential.
Now you wash up as usual, but with very angry body language and a lot more splashing and banging than usual.
As a flourish, you can dry up self-righteously too (with a generous amount of kitchen unit door slamming) if feeling sufficiently wronged.
Give us your focking money?
quimcunx
imprimeo, lamino, distribuo
First, you need an audience within earshot, no matter if there's a door between you as long as it's not soundproofed. If they can see you so much the better, but not essential.
Now you wash up as usual, but with very angry body language and a lot more splashing and banging than usual.
As a flourish, you can dry up self-righteously too (with a generous amount of kitchen unit door slamming) if feeling sufficiently wronged.
I'm going to have to find some excuse to invite my neighbour round.
trabuquera
Modesty Bag
First, you need an audience within earshot, no matter if there's a door between you as long as it's not soundproofed. If they can see you so much the better, but not essential.
Now you wash up as usual, but with very angry body language and a lot more splashing and banging than usual.
As a flourish, you can dry up self-righteously too (with a generous amount of kitchen unit door slamming) if feeling sufficiently wronged.
INADEQUATE
truly self-righteous washing-up needs to be regularly stressed by drawing deep, heavy sighs and occasionally pausing to wince and say 'ooh me back/ my bunions/ insert ageing body-part here'.
Oh sorry, can you hear me over the footie? *Slam! Crash! Bang!*INADEQUATE
truly self-righteous washing-up needs to be regularly stressed by drawing deep, heavy sighs and occasionally pausing to wince and say 'ooh me back/ my bunions/ insert ageing body-part here'.
Biddlybee
making knots with sticks
cheersIt's a version of the Anonymous 'logo' that various people use....e.g.
editor
hiraethified
I met him once. He got very annoyed when I steadfastly refused to put adverts for his website venture on urban75.
Chilavert
Undermining strikes :-(
Sorry, got lost on the way to Brickers Village. *blushes*
CH1
"Red Guard"(NLYL)
I thought he WAS a youth!
CH1
"Red Guard"(NLYL)
Chuka is VERY popular with one elderly member of the Brixton Society. "He is ALWAYS so clean and well-presented! Even if you see him in the street."
Doesn't say much for Steve Reed et al, does it?
CH1
"Red Guard"(NLYL)
Not much comment on the Brixton Bugle lately. I will make amends.
The launch issue of this organ was on offer at last night's Community Police Consultative Group for Lambeth meeting at the Town Hall. In the Council Chamber as it happens. Anyone wanting to know what it feels like in all those long boring full council meetings from the councillor's perspective - you've missed your chance for now.
- the Little Brother to BRIXTONBlog.com it was sub-titled.
Edition 1 FREE and the date was: Friday,June 2012
The general "feel" of the organ was healthy and firm. Perhaps enhanced by my earlier experience of the local personage most prominently displayed on the front page - Lee Jasper.
I was "engaging", as we say in Lambeth, with the Minister of Clapham Methodist Church when Lee tried to squeeze between us. I move away slightly - and Lee looked askance.
"Oh, I didn't want you to think I was touching you up!" I said.
The minister recoiled in horror, but Lee said "Why not - it happens quite frequently!"
Nice to meet a Trot with a sense of humour.
I've had that before from him. On another occasion in the Karibu I was reading a volume entitled "Socialism" by the late Hyman Frankel.
"Is that your book, Comrade?" asked Lee
"Yes, but I'm a Liberal Democrat" quoth I.
"Well I can see you're not Labour!" says Lee
Very good on the repartee. Someone I can relate to, despite his reputation for fearsome political correctness.
The launch issue of this organ was on offer at last night's Community Police Consultative Group for Lambeth meeting at the Town Hall. In the Council Chamber as it happens. Anyone wanting to know what it feels like in all those long boring full council meetings from the councillor's perspective - you've missed your chance for now.
- the Little Brother to BRIXTONBlog.com it was sub-titled.
Edition 1 FREE and the date was: Friday,June 2012
The general "feel" of the organ was healthy and firm. Perhaps enhanced by my earlier experience of the local personage most prominently displayed on the front page - Lee Jasper.
I was "engaging", as we say in Lambeth, with the Minister of Clapham Methodist Church when Lee tried to squeeze between us. I move away slightly - and Lee looked askance.
"Oh, I didn't want you to think I was touching you up!" I said.
The minister recoiled in horror, but Lee said "Why not - it happens quite frequently!"
Nice to meet a Trot with a sense of humour.
I've had that before from him. On another occasion in the Karibu I was reading a volume entitled "Socialism" by the late Hyman Frankel.
"Is that your book, Comrade?" asked Lee
"Yes, but I'm a Liberal Democrat" quoth I.
"Well I can see you're not Labour!" says Lee
Very good on the repartee. Someone I can relate to, despite his reputation for fearsome political correctness.
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