Sue

DulwichFox Wrote: ----------------- > > > So I am not going to continue the debate. > > Back to the Co-op please. > Well I don't know where the Co-op sources its free range eggs. Anyone know? However those of M&S say on the pack "From hens that are free to roam on grassy pasture amongst trees." End of debate :))

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > All I have pointed to is that people exaggerate > when they feel disproportionately outraged. You think he "exaggerated" when he said he saw somebody encouraging two children to ride through a red light? And you think his outrage at that was "disproportionate"? ETA: What would your response have been if one or both of the children had been hit by a car?

GinaG3 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A few weeks ago I shopped in. Coop by using my > iPhone torch as it was pitch black in the middle > of the day. The chilled veg aisle was shut as > flooded. Staff are often in their coats as no > heating. When it was taken over and frontage was > changed the whole store should of undergone a > refurb. It must be a total money pit! When it reopened after the refurb, they were giving away vouchers in the High Street. There were people there presumably from the Co-Op Head Office. We were told that there were "lots of new lines." We walked all round the store and couldn't see any. And now it seems to be even worse than it was before. I would happily shop at the Co-Op (and still do occasionally) if only they would up their game. I can't see how they are managing to stay open.

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Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As long as it has the right certification > 'Organic' is a more useful categorisation for eggs > than free range, at least as regards animal > welfare. > https://www.daera-ni.gov.uk/articles/organic-poult > ry-and-eggs > That's true. Dulwich Fox, now perhaps you could post some equivalent pictures of battery hens, so that we can compare the conditions in which they are kept? ETA: At least those free range hens are not confined to small cages. ETA: I would look for some pictures myself, but I can't bear to.

Pretty please :)

> jimlad48 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Having literally just been repeatedly called a > > '@#$%& four eyed c*nt' by a cyclist for asking > > politely why they were going through a red > light > > right towards me,as i was crossing my goodwill > to > > them is reduced right now. No excuse for that > kind > > of behaviour. Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > So you have an obsesion with this and again you > are asking people to believe your account at face > value. Are you suggesting jimlad48 is lying? And two posts about poor behaviour by cyclists which he experienced on two consecutive days hardly amount to an obsession. And you then say "Because their outrage isn't satisfied unless they have pages of agreement from people who accept everything at face value." Again suggesting jimlad48 is lying, and also suggesting that he has posted on here solely in order to get "pages of agreement" from people. What evidence do you have for any of this, exactly?

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Iceland sell 6 large free range eggs for > 0.89p, 12 for ?1.75. > > Not sure of the size and price of M&S eggs, but 10 > for ?1.36 is a good deal if they?re free range and > large. > They are mixed sizes but all a good size, unlike some other supermarkets whose mixed size eggs are usually on the small size. Co-op free range eggs were not cheap last time I looked. The current Iceland price is good, maybe they are cheaper now than I remember from when Iceland was in Lordship Lane. There is no way I would buy eggs from caged hens, however cheap they were.

I used to think Iceland's free range eggs were great value (if memory serves they were ?1 for six, about the same as Lidl). M&S free range eggs are ?1.36 for ten.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > M&S is out of most people price bracket > for a regular shop. > I'm not sure that is necessarily true. I have been very pleasantly surprised at M&S prices, and the quality is way better.

Ruskin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "I've heard that Rye Books is moving to North X > Rd" > > That makes more sense than LL. Except it's nearer Chener Books, so maybe (sadly) Chener Books won't be remaining a bookshop :(

Flybecoxena Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry guys. I recently bought a computer software > named SVP - Smooth Video Project. It claims to be > able to convert video frame rate from 30fps to the > higher 60fps. But I could find no differences > after the conversion process. I know the frame > rate means the number of pictures flashing by per > second. So, is it the frame interpolation that > causes that distortion in video image? This is the > software i used to smooth > video:http://www.videoconverterfactory.com/tips/sm > ooth-video.html Bit worried to click on a link from somebody who has just joined today to post on a very old thread. Sorry. ETA: Please don't be offended if it is all above board.

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > try Kwikfit ! Wash your mouth out, KK!

Great thread :))

Foxes eat rats???

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 10.30pm: put on clean nightdress and get into > freshly changed bed complete with normal-weight > duvet instead of thin summer one. Open Agatha > Christie. > > 10.32pm: hot flush. Get out of bed, drink cold > water, visit bathroom. > > Repeat. :)) Commiserations xx

Google Howdens. Might be enlightening. Was a Guardian (I think) article about them a few years back about their rather variable pricing.

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I ask for a 'phone number in case anything > prevents me from being in at the appointed time, > and will text a couple of hours beforehand to > check they're still coming - haven't had a blowout > yet! I do that and still have had people not turning up ....

Surely it's just something dropped from one of the zillions of houses with builders in round here?

So do I :) ETA: And you would not be far from LL anyway, walk or bus.

Thanks malumbu, I think I will investigate the Shaw Trust place first, it's a very worthy cause.

Jacqui5254 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi Sue. > > I bought my scaffold boards from this > place...it's a very worthy enterprise and they > have a huge selection of recycled wood at > excellent prices. It's also in the most > beautiful setting, so definitely worth a visit! > > http://www.communitywoodrecycling.org.uk/stores/b > romley-community-wood-recycling/ Oh brilliant, thanks for that, I'd never have found them otherwise, I've heard of the Shaw Trust but had no idea they recycled wood!

nxjen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "Well I haven't actually done the cardboard thing > yet, though I've got as far as bringing sufficient > bits of cardboard back from my allotment." > > Blimey, what are you growing up there? It's for putting on paths to keep weeds at bay, prior to putting down bark chippings :) I keep in a supply of it :)

Thanks. It won't be a model, just a flat mock-up of the top of the lid. Sadly I don't have a big enough piece of cardboard to do it in one piece, so I'm going to have to tape several pieces together :(