Loz

boshi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Had a letter through door today re a 100 hr Pharmacy and a needle exchange facility at the Dul > med centre!! A little alarming i think as next door to a nursery and a residential area! Anyone > know of this and any thoughts?? Pre-school smackheads have rights too.

DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I completely accept your point Loz. The truth of it all is that too many of us live in too small a > space and whilst we set boundaries for ourselvs as humans, animals don't. If it's not cats, it's > foxes. If it's not foxes it's something else. Some people expect the tranquility of a rural > outpost......just simply not realistic in a mega city. ... and if it's not cats or foxes, it's dogs. So, you are right, but this thread seems to suggest that cat owners want dogs to be set these boundaries, all whilst refusinig to even contemplate that cats might have their wandering ways checked. 'andy1' being a case in point.

DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A: Cats bury their crap. Only if they are deferring to another animal (and that includes humans). If they want to mark what they consider disputed territory, they leave it on the surface. Which is why cat owners think cats always bury their crap - their cats defer to them. Meanwhile, their neighbours suffer cat crap on their lawns.

That list is going to have to be redacted. You've mentioned the unmentionable!

What do you do with a dead chemist? Barium

katie1997 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > El Pibe Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Higgs Boson mass jokes are doing it for me at the moment. > > Know any good sodium jokes? That's just rubbing salt into the wound.

nannyjuice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I aree with Gidget'I had cats and kept them in at night,they have passed now and i have 2 > Alsatians,They don't pee and poo in my garden,however the 'Eight'cats (i have counted so > far)that use my garden at night as a litter tray(and FOXES can;t blame them they have no > owners)are driving me mad,every morning have to hose down the' presents' left.My grandchildren > play in garden all the time so have to be vigalent on behalf of other peoples responsibilties. > And YES I DO PICK UP MY DOGS POO when we go walkies and they are trained to only pee on > grass,(walk on edge of park so no pee for the kiddies to sit on) Hang on... you have a cat problem in your garden. You own two alsatians. Am I thin only one to see the obvious solution here?

Undisputedtruth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Also the problem with Andy is that he was trying > too hard, hence the number of slips throughout the > game. This is true. I won Wimbledon one year by not trying at all. I didn't even enter. They just mailed the trophy and the cheque to me.

Vilmos Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Up in Yorkshire where I come from you just get men armed with pick axe handles knocking on your door > and when you answer they just walk into your home and help themselves. You can tackle them if you > want to but you had better be sure you can beat them. Erm... buy a spy hole and don't answer the door if there are men armed with pick axe handles on the other side? Did you not ever consider that?

She said the man in the gabardine suit was a spy. I said be careful his bowtie is really a camera...

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not that I can get worked up about tennis these days, those past greats wiped the floor with > anyone in the last 15 years or so personailty wise and it's the robotic nature of today's tennis that > turns me off however impressive the tennis of Federe, Nadal et al may be. > > They're just so booooooring, bring back Connors v McEnroe please. I'm sorry, but the shouty poor sportsmanship of McEnroe does not a personality make. And Connors was hardly Mr Interesting, either.

ED to London Bridge. Jubilee to Stratford.

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ah, we're being fair are we. > > Ok then, in that case, we should make Usain Bolt earn his money by running for as long as, say, > Tiger Woods plays golf? > > Or women footballers earn as much as men footballers - after all, they're on the pitch the > same length of time... Or maybe just get rid of the gender divide and just have a single competition? That would solve the argument instantly.

This is Britain, red devil. No one is truly happy unless they are miserable.

To be fair, we are talking Wimbledon so they are playing to be the "Ladies Singles Champion"

Yep - Junctions 1-3 are closed.

Well, us that are in it...

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > British beer is what made these islands great. Nothing else. Just beer. ;-) Well it's not the bloody weather.

Help-Ma-Boab Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > British beer Loz, while it's liked, Scottish when it's not! *back to the tennis* Read the thread title again, HMB...

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox - a decent list I'm sure, but how many > could supply the kind of quantities needed? And the ?10m sponsorship cost to become an 'official supplier'.

http://www.pdfsam.org/ I've used this for years.

Mick Mac: :)

They're owned by Carlsberg and Heineken now, so you are only going from Dutch lager to Dutch/Danish lager anyway.

Dunno, but I bet someone nicks it within 30 mins.

Never heard of it.