Thought it was a bit more like this behind the scenes....
I've just received another PM stating that I cannot respond to his/her posts or refer to him/herin any way at all.
So, can't tell you, sorry.
This.
And I'm never going to post on here under the condition that I'm not allowed to question the guy who pulls the levers.
Generally, I think the editor should rise above such arguments and adopt a magisterial stance.
Ooh, I like that idea. I'm sure I could get a few locked up for contempt of court, right off the bat here.Generally, I think the editor should rise above such arguments and adopt a magisterial stance.
Generally, I think the editor should rise above such arguments and adopt a magisterial stance.
Can you put a black hanky on your head for teuchter please?Ooh, I like that idea. I'm sure I could get a few locked up for contempt of court, right off the bat here.
Yes. But make it a saucy lacy one please.Can you put a black hanky on your head for teuchter please?
FYI: This site is run by a team of moderators, not just me. None of us can arbitrarily make important decisions about the boards and it's not unusual for individual mods to be regularly over-ridden (as has happened to me many times).
If you have any actual, valid points to make about the moderation of these boards (rather then your usual baiting and cross thread beefage), then you are absolutely free to bring it to their attention.
I've been trying hard to pepper this thread with things that have something to do with Brixton.So. Brixton, eh? What's that all about?
Generally, I think the editor should rise above such arguments and adopt a magisterial stance.
I've been trying hard to pepper this thread with things that have something to do with Brixton.
How about this? Did you see the review of the Clink restaurant that was posted up by an urbanite? Or news of the upcoming film night for Lambeth Housing Activists?
What do we think of the weather outside?
I had forgotten that was on. And I was just thinking about dinner plans...I think i'll give the night market a miss with the weather as it is. Pie and fries indoors and a few beers. Going to put the central heating on as well. Yes, i know how to enjoy myself. There is still life in the old dog yet!
You were authoritatively spouting shit though, weren't you, without a faintest clue what you were talking about. I wonder what else you will be editing in 15yrs time.
I haven't ignored it. I just don't understand why you keep referencing it. I have not contradicted it.
Did you really not understand that sentence. Seriously? Is it that tricky for you? Fair enough then.
If you don't think the riots were largely responsible for cementing the name in popular conscience - what is your excuse for claiming the riots were the origins of the name Frontline 15 years ago? Why did you not mention Eddy Grant's 1979 hit of the same name? (It was before the riots, you know.)
I think i'll give the night market a miss with the weather as it is. Pie and fries indoors and a few beers. Going to put the central heating on as well. Yes, i know how to enjoy myself. There is still life in the old dog yet!
Don't you fancy a pint with some urbs up at beer rebellion tonight? its right on the 322 bus route.
I'll try not to blame Thatcher for everything, just must things.
Just been past it now and it is all gone. They must be reassembling it somewhere else. Or else it has asbestos and they have to take it apart carefully.From Herne Hill Station after the Peabody Estate there is a row of terraced houses and then this building. I saw last night that the first house in the row, at the other end, right next to the estate, had just been completely demolished by a big 360 digger. Perhaps the whole row is being demolished for more railway side flats, as is the current trend of filling in every last scrap of spare ground.
I've heard quite a few stories about how some families would take substantial detours rather than risk walking down that stretch of road (known locally as The Frontline) in the 1970s.