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Dear Mr Geezer

I used to live in Carshalton, and worked at the time at the Science Museum, South Ken. It was the site of the world's first public railway (though horsedrawn), the Surrey Iron Railway, which ran down to the Thames at Wandsworth, and was opened in 1803.

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Just thought you'd like to know that.

Tony S | 10.01.05 - 9:16 a.m. | #

I've always quite liked Sutton.

It was a few years ago now, probably about five since we first went there. A long standing family friend was moved there because of his job, and we used to go up and visit him every week.

Mother and I always very much liked the shopping in Sutton. When we first went, the nearest superstore was Safeways, and there was a big B&Q, but now there is a bloody huge ASDA in the town. It's much better in Sutton than Dover.

Last time we were there, was a few days before Christmas, when we took my Fiancé to meet the long standing family friend. St. Nicholas Shopping Center was still good, but Times Square as crap as ever.

And the house prices in Sutton are much more reasonable than the ones near here. Quarter of a million around here won't even get you a one bedroom squalid flat. £300,000 in Sutton could get you a 3 bedroom semi-detatached house.

Laura-Ann | Homepage | 10.01.05 - 10:20 a.m. | #

Yeah, but you go down Sutton late at night - the streets are filled with boy racers and its quite a menacing place. A real Jeckyll and Hyde suburb and yes I know I spelt those wrong but I have a headache.

Debster | 10.01.05 - 10:08 p.m. | #

Haven't seen the Dulwich Hamlet first team over at Gander Green Lane for a while due to er...being two divisions below them now, but oh I do still hate them. Officious, jumped up, middle class suburban prats. A sort of non league crypled palarse! The stewards are the most jobsworth mugs around! Always good to wind up their fans by referring them by their proper name of the "shit & sick!". (They play in chocolate & amber).

Gawblimeyman | Homepage | 11.01.05 - 8:54 p.m. | #

Hancock started reading off cue cards after a car accident affected his memory. His delivery was still akin to genius. Brando did the same, then progressed to earpieces (as possibly do Blair and Bush).
The Acacia has masonic connections as you may or may not know. I am not sure if this is relevant but what is?

birdman | Homepage | 11.01.05 - 11:10 p.m. | #











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