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mrsmelodyhall Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > i do hope the dog is ok, what i hate more is that > the dog is a Staffordshire bull terrier i hate > irresponsible dog owners that give a great breed a > bad name, would love to hear from responsible > Staffordshire owners My brother has a Staffie. She is very sweet natured and always has been.

womanofdulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I bought a roku plus in sainsburys dkh for ?30 on > Friday. Seemed very cheap for what it > was.😀 Thanks so much for that, I've just bought one there with Nectar points :) It came up at the till as seventy pounds, so they took a while to get that sorted, but it wasn't a problem. It's thirty pounds in other places too but DKH was rather quicker and more convenient!

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Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have no idea who she is. For all I know that > might not even be her real name! But she was > uneccessarily rude to that poster. She was curt in > response. It is there for everyone to see. I was not intentionally rude. I think you know exactly who I am. And I think you know that I (and others) know exactly who you are. And you are showing your true colours for everyone to see. As you are well aware, I have always been "out" on this forum. I have always posted under my real name and can be easily found in real life. Unlike those who over the years have posted under various pseudonyms and in some cases go so far as to create false characters/"identities" for themselves in the belief that they are fooling people. Now why don't you just stop this personal attack on me right here. This is a serious thread about a serious matter.

PeckhamRose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yup, cause annoyance waste electricity radiation > etc. Some books would be good. But I asked once > and magazines can spread germs so can't do that! > And ditto life saved a few times there. I don't understand re the magazines. Kings' volunteers take them round to in patients. I take my magazines down there now since I found this out. They have an actual collection place for them.

We went to St John's, it was lovely. Planning to go to St Paul's for the late Christmas Eve service. Thanks to everyone for posting.

Thanks!

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Do you mean by 'online' via a smart meter? The reference to "online" above by yeknomyeknom (good name btw!) was in response to my saying "I regularly send them readings online" - so nothing to do with a smart meter!

6pm this evening at St John's if anybody else is interested. Thanks to LJC56.

Ok I'm looking at the Roku Express. Seems the alternatives will soon no longer get YouTube :( I am technologically challenged. My ancient TV has an HDMI input (good) but no USB port (bad?) Can I just plug it into the mains? The stick not the TV obv.

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That's a bit harsh Sue! Get up on the wrong side > of the bed today? > No. Did you?

Raeburn Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Picked up a small parcel from Sylvester Rd a week > ago for my gf. Only when I gave it to her did we > realise it had been opened/resealed and the > jewellery stolen from the box it was sent in. > > Fair enough they have a tough job being > understaffed at this time of year, but this isn't > going to endear themselves to customers! I hope you have reported this? Royal Mail used to have an Investigation Department to look at this kind of event and hopefully despite privatisation they still do have.

yeknomyeknom Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you do it online, the meter reader is > irrelevant. You don?t need both. Yes of course you do. Otherwise somebody could input false readings online indefinitely and then do a runner or else be in massive debt to the energy provider. There has to be an occasional external check.

You found a snake??!!??!!

Dohchos Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I saw her today with her dogs, I wondered if the > authorities have caught up with her to have a chat > about her dog handling So did you report this sighting, with the incident number, as requested above? Maybe that might help "the authorities" to"catch up with her"? Whereas posting on here will do eff all.

I do do it online. But so far (not having Smart technology) my laptop is not able to miraculously read my meters and transmit the information to my energy provider. I regularly send them readings online - but they have to occasionally check them. . Innit. And yes of course the dodgy ones are not going to ransack your home whilst you are standing there. They are seeing if it's worth them, or whoever they pass the info about your possessions/standard of living to, coming back. At this time of year, probably after Christmas. Or just before. When there is likely to be new stuff around.

I had a meter reader turn up this morning. He had a company name on his jacket, and knew my name and which power company I am with, so I let him in. I didn't ask for ID. However, I have a duel fuel contract, and he was only there to read the electricity meter, which I found a bit odd, so I may check with them just in case. He didn't appear to be looking about for stuff to come back and steal (just as well as there isn't any :)) )

ljrodgers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >. I > for one would be incredibly inconvenienced by > having to go to Peckham on a Saturday morning to > pick up a parcel during the 11 months of the year > that the office in Silvester Road provides a > totally satisfactory service....so for goodness > sake just factor in a wait and put up with it! I think the move to Peckham is now a done deal. ETA: There was a demonstration earlier this year outside the sorting office, one Saturday morning, before a final decision had been made. Our MP Helen Hayes turned up for it. Hardly anybody else did. There were about a dozen people there in total, and that's probably an overestimate. So I don't suppose that turnout conveyed to Royal Mail that there was very strong local feeling against the closure.

Or try and find out who was delivering or removing stuff in the road at that time. The person having work done may know or could find out. Then see if there are marks on the relevant vehicle or if it has just been "repaired" ?

Sorry duplicate post

dbboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why harm or kill such beautiful and elegant > creatures, beggars belief. Can only hope they get > caught. Prison or a fine is too good for them, > they deserve something much worse. Someone who would do this is clearly not well and needs help. What is the "much worse" you think they deserve? I say that as an animal lover.

According to the news tonight the police have traced two of the drivers, who are being interviewed.

NOOOOOO :))

Lucky you, I've never seen any round here!

Might it be cheaper in the long run to get the car mended out with the insurance? I know you have to report it to them but not sure how it works other than that.