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• #277
I don't haz skillz. Looks like a job for Mr Spotter!
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• #278
Passed a lovely skinheaded chap last night, taking a promenade with his trusty staffordshire terrier, rap music playing from his portable telephone and consuming a delicious alcoholic beverage as he sallyed along. So, as we passed him he crouches down and decides to growl like an angry dog, then proceeds to say 'Don't forget you're still in the hood bruv' (this is in stoke newington, yo...) and then later as we were further away a sad 'fuck the olympics' wafted to our ears.
How we laughed. But, clearly people are being driven to some sorry states by the stress this event is causing them-serious bznis.
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• #280
i had a good 3 minutes before i have to go to college
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• #281
Ha!
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• #282
There's a group on Facebook - Don't be Harsh, save the Marsh. And due to about 5 Occupy people turning up, I believe it's made the cover of the Evening Standard.
Edit: and here's the cover.
save the marsh ... ummm i think you are 5 years to late to start that campaign !
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• #283
This morning some of the people complaining about the ODA building on Leyton Marsh (behind the Ice Rink) have been holding a boules tournament. Which has resulted in the Olympic police being called, and a temporary halt to construction.
Never underestimate the power of female dog-walkers of a certain age.
There's going to be another demonstration tomorrow at 2.
The posters they put on the fence made me laugh. Ridiculous.
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• #284
164 days till it is all over
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• #285
163 days till it is all over and counting
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• #286
Yay olympics!
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• #287
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• #288
it's already gone lego people
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• #289
That's not Lego. It's playmobil.
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• #290
I live across the canal from Leyton marsh and walk around there a lot with my family. I agree with the protesters there and support them. However, playing shit loud 'music' from a sound system probably ruined everyones afternoon there last week, residents, and people escaping the city for some peace and quiet. seriously, you have no more right to ruin the marshes for everyone else, than the olympics are for building on it.
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• #291
I've lived nearby and used the marsh regularly for pretty much all my life. And I still don't see the fuss.
It's only a tiny (and as far as conservation is concerned, unimportant) proportion of the land being developed, and even that isn't permanent.
All I see is some grumpy dogwalkers, who until relatively recently weren't technically allowed (and are pretty lucky, imho) to use the land as a canid commode anyway.
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• #292
Took this on Friday
Can we rename this thread...
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• #293
Featuring on shitlondon too.
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• #294
Saw that last week and was going to take a photo of it for this thread.
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• #295
I've lived nearby and used the marsh regularly for pretty much all my life. And I still don't see the fuss.
It's only a tiny (and as far as conservation is concerned, unimportant) proportion of the land being developed, and even that isn't permanent.
All I see is some grumpy dogwalkers, who until relatively recently weren't technically allowed (and are pretty lucky, imho) to use the land as a canid commode anyway.
huh?
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• #296
wuh?
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• #297
puh?
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• #298
huh?
What is there to not understand member of kin?
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• #299
maybe mr brown doesn't speak english
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• #300
151 days till it's all over
ripe for a 'shoppin