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I'd like no results for 'Brixton shooting'.Next you'll be extolling the virtues of gentrification!
I'd like no results for 'Brixton shooting'.Next you'll be extolling the virtues of gentrification!
Was it the guy with the shades? He is efficient but a toughie and denied me a parcel for my eight-year-old. In true British style, I apologised and crept out
What, you mean you couldn't produce her driving licence?
this ^Agreed. I think it is unfair to lambast the police or licensing in this case. However nice the owners are, someone getting shot directly or indirectly on your watch is a pretty big deal and needs to be properly investigated. We can't expect them to allow the owners to carry a few days later on simply the basis that they regret holding the night and promise not to do it again.
It is also missing the point that the real villains here are those who let the gunman in with a firearm and the person who did the shooting. The consequences of what they have done go well beyond the injuries to the victim.
I get on well with the guys in there an rarely have to produce ID. More often than not they get my parcel for me whilst they are dealing with other customers and I don't have to queue (which I appreciate but find a little embarrassing) and often have a good chat - without holding people up, mind you! But - I have also seen them be horrible to people who I didn't think deserved it - almost trying to wind them up. One of the chaps I know and like was secretly filmed on a BBC Panorama (or suchlike) kicking off in a pretty ugly way out front and throwing parcels at the walls out the back.horrible yuppie couple in the sorting office on blenheim gardens this morning. she didn't have the right id to pick up her item and was giving the guys some shit. then she phoned up the person who sent it to her and instead of telling them off for sending it under a different name she stood at the counter loudly explaining to the sender that the post office guys were fuckwits and really rude and unhelpful. bet they'd fucking moan if the post office let people take stuff without proper id and nick their post.
i said to the bloke behind the counter "well i think you're really helpful and doing a good job" which is a typically passive aggressive english response.
Sorry - that really wasn't meant personally at you one little bit.thanks for your input. especially the bit where you tell me how awful the things i didn't say were. it would have been a really good and reasonable argument, if my post had said what you think it said. but, you know, thanks for it.
also, your mum's vague and lazy.
People are amazing! Solomon, a Brixton resident is running a soup kitchen for homeless and vulnerable people from his own pocket. Please spread the word about his project. If you know anyone that might will like a hot drink or hot food, let them know about the Brixton Soup Kitchen. He is also looking for volunteers. give him a call if you are up for it: 07534119514 or 07943008420
If you don't mind, I'll pick them up and put them up in my pram. They'll brighten the place up and its always good to have extra ammo for the next Kombat Explosion.that's alright, i don't want them in my pram
If you don't mind, I'll pick them up and put them up in my pram. They'll brighten the place up and its always good to have extra ammo for the next Kombat Explosion.
It's in my block and always seem to be busy. A great project providing a real service without any fanfare.Just saw this on facebollocks and thought it may be of interest............
https://www.facebook.com/BrixtonPeoplesKitchen
There's quite a selection scattered around the floor from other posters so there's no shortage of ammo around these parts.help yourself
It's in my block and always seem to be busy. A great project providing a real service without any fanfare.
Feature: http://www.southlondon-today.co.uk/news.cfm?id=5496&headline=The wisdom behind Solomon’s soup run
You're a decent contributor yourself.There's quite a selection scattered around the floor from other posters so there's no shortage of ammo around these parts.
Badgers said:Brixton Space on Brixton Water Lane has a 'sale agreed' sign outside. Also the regularly changing hands place next door to it is signed up as 'Tonys' restaurant and bar. Not seen it open yet but looks like another Caribbean reincarnation from the signage.
Just saw this on facebollocks and thought it may be of interest............
https://www.facebook.com/BrixtonPeoplesKitchen
Had that wrong it IS Tonys restaurant at 28 Brixton Water LANE, but serving American food (Halal meat).
http://www.just-eat.co.uk/restaurants-tonysrestaurantandbar-sw2
You deserve a rattle in the eye for that.You're a decent contributor yourself.
Twice in one week is a bit weird
More fuel to the fire for people who think the Villaaaage is turning into a twat magnet.
Sum total of meals consumed in Brixton Villllaaage in four years = 2. Clothes bought = 0. Not much of an adopter then.Weren't you one of the original early adopters? So in effect leading the trend and causing him to follow?