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Annette Curtain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Go into the roofing shop near Franklins. The big > bald/shaved guy (does that sounds a bit purvy) who > runs it is mad on Carp fishing. > > He'll know > > Netts(tu) And from over the road, if your aim is good, you just might be able to cast straight through the front door of Moxon's. Should be able to reel in a nice cod fillet or two.

MissDumpling Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Maybe a curfew on men, so that women can wander the streets all night if they wish to? Hmmm. Trolling, much?

Actually, that's not right - just found the left luggage website http://uk.westfield.com/london/services/concierge/cloakroom-co and the hours are: Monday 10am-9pm Tuesday 10am-9pm Wednesday 10am-9pm Thursday 10am-10pm Friday 10am-10pm Saturday 9am-9pm Sunday 12pm-8pm Bank Holidays ? 10am-8pm

Move said bins to the footpath whenever you see them.

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Applespider Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > caz - there is a left luggage facility in Westfield. It's pricey at ?8 a bag but possibly > cheaper than chucking stuff away and having to replace. But, as one of our guys found out, not open until 11am on Sundays. Don't know about other days.

Carter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > So, her take is this...if the owners of the private bank stock were then nominated by the > Treasury after the 1946 Act then nothing changed, and it still remains a private bank. Especially if > the original bank stock was held in trusts or wills etc. But deep in the BoE's charter, you'll find "By the Bank of England (Transfer of Stock) Order, 1946 (S.R. & O. 1946 No. 238) the person nominated was the Solicitor for the Affairs of H.M. Treasury (the Treasury Solicitor)." So, either he retired a very rich man or the Bank of England was successfully nationalised.

New Nexus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Bank of England is a private central bank. Was private, but not since 1946. Your information is only 66 years out of date, so at least you are improving. http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/about/Documents/legislation/1946act.pdf

It probably won't stop the b**stards, but there is a facebook group to try and stop them publishing leaks about the show. http://www.facebook.com/groups/323972054357236/

Great steaming cockup at security today. Seems they decided to randomly change the rules overnight without telling anyone. Loads of people travel in from all sorts of place and stay overnight and were forced to dump all their toiletries, etc at security. Anyway, they have decided to implement the airport liquids policy, so be warned. Security theatre, of course - it might work on a plane, but entirely useless in a place like the Olympics, for what should be obvious reasons. Why can't we ever get security right in this country?

Yep - it's them "loud church goers".

"The main concentrations of nitrogen dioxide are around busy roads, and there are 48 schools in Southwark within 150m of busy roads." We're in central London. I find it difficult to believe that close to 100% of schools are not within 150m of a busy road. Apart from the first point, which would be best solved by banning parents from driving their kids to school (but that would, of course, go down like the proverbial lead balloon), none of the other ideas I don't believe would actually meet the goal of protecting people from pollution.

Are you still at Dagenham? We've been at the stadium for weeks now. We has an all-dayer today. I am completely cream-crackered. Back tomorrow morning as well. And was there Friday night. But, only 27 days to go...!

You could move to the Outer Hebrides. Or otherwise just accept that, in a city of 8m people, there may be some noise.

caz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > See you all there, I'm a MAR !!! I'm jealous! I heard you guys do the whole show?

I don't think they do. It looks like they glue all their rubbish to the wall.

Shop lifter gets caught. Not sure that is such bad result.

I've sent ink cartridges to this organisation. http://www.cartridges4charity.co.uk/

We all have codes assigned to our roles and I don't want to give anything away. I reckon it's pretty damn amazing that, in the days of social media, 10,000 people have managed to keep the show secret so far. We were only told about our segment, but you get to chat to other members of the cast and I think I've managed to piece most of the show together. It will be awesome!

49.98% of statistics are made up on the spot by moronic trolls

Yep - I'm an WMW (sorry everyone else, but it's all hush-hush still). What's your bib code, Jab? Ladygooner - a little tip... sit in the upper stands. If you sit in the ground level seats you can't really see the whole show.

What? No clowns?

Hilili, Have you tried approaching manufacturers, say Rowntree, Cadburys, etc?

Why are You Capitalising odd words in Your Posts?