Sue

If you read the link I posted, Fox, you will see the original purpose of the bag. And if you read the other posts, you will see another one :)

In Hastings on Sunday I saw a Dachshund ON a bag ......

Yes, pretty sure you can get there direct from Denmark Hill.

I'm with Plusnet and although I'm rarely online at those times, I haven't noticed any problems if I am. Have you asked Plusnet about it? Their customer service is good in my experience. Also, could it be a WiFi issue?

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Memsaab > > Tandoori Mixed Grill. > > Tandoori Chicken..Lamb Chops.. Chicken Tikka.. > Lamb Tikka.. King Prawn.. & Sheek Kebab. > Served with Large Salad and a Whole Nann bread. > > > > > > > > This is a Sizzler dish. > > ?9.95 all in. > > Foxy Bleurgh. ETA: The pictures not the description ....

Ronnijade Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I should think it was two separate meteorites, > not > > the same one reappearing. > > > But is it even possible to spot meteors in ED? Yes. I saw one last year while sitting in my garden :)

I should think it was two separate meteorites, not the same one reappearing.

I hope they will save the interior.

Thanks, useful to know!

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > KidKruger Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > It's shite behaviour peeing in the street, > > certainly bad manners, should try harder to > find > > somewhere less public to go. > > Are the above posts which mention children > > insinuating the pisser in each case had a > sexual > > motive toward children ? > > In the case of my neighbour, yes, I did wonder if > that was what was going on as he was only a few > yards away from his own bathroom and if that was > too much trouble he could have gone more > discreetly in his own back garden or the alley > that run behind all our flats rather than publicly > where small children were playing. That is very odd and I think you should definitely report it. Next time there might not be another adult there.

Dyson Dave Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You can buy a half dozen watch batteries for a > couple of quid on Epay. Not being funny, but how long do they last? About a week?!

Dog's with the apostrophe, yes. But not dogs :))

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >we cannot afford a Labour government and all it stands for. "All it stands for"?? That would be reducing the ever-widening gap between the rich and poor in this country, ensuring people's homes are safe to live in without risking being burned to death, and having decent health care and education for all, not just for those people who can afford to go privately? And improving the national rail services? And not suddenly finding a billion pounds from an apparently non-existent magic money tree which could have been used to increase the wages of people like nurses who are having to use food banks to survive? No, we definitely can't afford any of that. FFS. Bring it on, before this country goes even further down the drain.

Kirbylandcapes Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thank you for taking our cat in. Her name is roxy > , we are all very sad this morning .we have some > very upset children too. Your a very kind person > Rachel x Very sorry about your cat, but also that was a heartwarming thing to do. It is bad enough losing a cat, but at least knowing what has happened to her hopefully makes the situation a little better than it might have been.

yeknomyeknom Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This message is for Mick Mac and Jules and Boo. > Initially I didn't want encourage the ruination of > my friendly, nice and informative thread with > typical EDF going off the point crap. I wanted to > ignore the posts that were trying to make and > encourage what appears to be sexist remarks. Only > because, I'm nice, having a nice day and wanting > to talk to nice people about nice things and I > didn't come on here for anything other than that. > So really I wanted to ignore the sexism that > pervades everyday life, once again and just move > on. But I recently watched this short video on > racism and I think it stands true for sexism and > other forms of discrimination. I doubt Mick Mac > would even bother to watch the video let alone see > how their comments are inappropriate. Jules and > Boo would probably think I'm being touchy again. > Even for me it seems crazy to be going down this > route over a small toe curling sexist remark. But > like the video points out, if you permit it, you > permit it. I don't. > > Please watch it if you want to see how the small > things we say or accept to be said influence a > whole set of behaviours in society: > > https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/jun/15/new- > zealand-stars-tackle-tiny-racists-helping-to-norma > lise-prejudice > > > Mick Mac Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > As it's his birthday, maybe you could treat him > by > > going to work when your child is in nursery. > I'm > > sure he'd appreciate that. > > > > > > Sorry. Couldn't resist.... :) > > > > Franklins does a decent breakfast and you can > sit > > outside the Farm Shop and people watch. That's > > what I'd do. Can't see a video on your link? But well done for calling them out, it takes guts on this forum.

Stain Devils have a specific remover for biro? Farmers sell them.

No

At least they aren't dominating the London skyline like hideous buildings like the Walkie Talkie :(

The CPT used to be my local, and I loved it dearly, but sadly it was dying through lack of punters. I like the GE but do agree it's noisy. Have several times gone in and walked straight out because of the noise. But then I'm getting old and like a quiet life :) ETA: JohnL, lots of live music at The Ivy House, all sorts, check it out!

What was the ceremony? Sorry, I feel I should know!

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > After all the support I gave too. That would be the leaning out of your window half dressed and waving at us demonstrators outside the sorting office? :)) :)) :))

Oh dear, poor dashies :(

Oh, couldn't see an anti Lammy tweet there. But the thread made me realise why I rarely go on Twitter :)

Jah Lush Wrote: -------------------------------------------- > The Dog has all the potential for it to be an > award winning destination pub if it is in the > right hands. Yep. How did these people get the contract, does anyone know? Just the signs outside are terrible, let alone the food. The signs don't fit in with the Village feel at all. In my opinion. Service and management issues could be improved if the right people were employed, but the signs and food seem to be inevitable if it's part of a down-market chain (is it?). At least they didn't do a total makeover of the interior. It's still got a bit of soul left.

Great. Don't know why they even bothered going through the motions.