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Inkmaiden Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This is the lamest attempt at trolling I've ever > seen on here. At least Razors was genuinely > offensive. xxxxxx :))

You don't need it to vote, do you, PGC?

How about if you keep your tomato sauce in the cupboard and your curry paste in the fridge?

Is that the Co-op in Lordship Lane, maxxi?

Blimey, when I saw the title of this thread I thought it was going to be a deep metaphysical discussion :)) How disappointing :))

I came up Green first, then Lib Dem second with Labour a very close third. I don't like Ken Livingstone much but on the other hand I don't want Boris to get back in, so I think I'm going to vote Green with Labour as my second choice as I don't think the Lib Dems have much of a chance.

Thanks Otta, about to do it :)

I've seen people being verbally abusive on Lordship Lane, should I avoid that area as well? I think I'll just stay at home in case somebody verbally abuses me somewhere.

Someone told me last night there was a website where you could answer questions about your priorities for London and it would tell you which candidate met them, or something like that, anybody know the address of it? I've tried googling but nothing came up.

"Special features: The grey squirrel frequently has patches of reddish-brown coloured fur, and we often get asked if this is the product of cross breeding with red squirrels. It isn't. In fact grey squirrels are more often half grey and half brown." http://www.uksafari.com/greysquirrels.htm Colour anomalies - Squirrels ETA: Bloody hell, that albino grey squirrel is a bit frightening :))

Grey squirrels' fur does go a bit reddish sometimes - I think it depends on their age or the time of year. If it was an actual red squirrel I'll eat my hat. It wouldn't survive a day round here! Did it have tufty ears?

Callie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > esme Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > the chicken from Co-op > > > is amazing, tastes so much better than > anything > > I > > > have tasted from other supermarkets or even > the > > > organic butcher > > > > xxxxxxxx > > > > Which chicken is this? > > > > Because whenever I have looked for chicken in > the > > Co-op, they just seem to have loads of factory > > farmed stuff, not even free range, let alone > > organic. > > > I think this might be the one with the Elmwood > label on it. It is v nice, good quality but can be > quite pricy. I usually buy it when they have it > half price some days during the week, the pack of > about 6 skinless breasts for ?3.50. I'm not a huge > fan of co-op but this is the only chicken I trust > to buy locally. xxxxxx Sainsbury's at Dog Kennel Hill sell both free range and organic chicken, including pieces. Their free range stuff is reasonably priced. I don't think Co-op's 6 skinless breasts for ?3.50 can possibly be free range in the sense that I understand it. I personally would not knowingly buy chicken which was kept in a barn, whether they could roam about in it or not.

This book is quite good at helping you to think in a focused way how your skills and experience could be used in other lines of work: What Color Is Your Parachute 2012 It's got mixed reviews on Amazon, the main criticism being that it is "too American", but I think for somebody looking to change career rather than wanting advice on job seeking/getting, it is very useful. Good luck!

How much does it cost to sponsor a bed, Monica?

BrandNewGuy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > TfL's fine for bus, tube, tram and Overground > info, but useless for rail in my experience... xxxxxxx Yeh they don't seem very joined up. The TfL site said there was no rail service between Norwood Junction and somewhere or other, but nothing about the East Dulwich line. Bus and tube for us today, then :))

Thanks for asking because I also wanted to kno,w and it's not shown on the TfL transport planner that trains aren't running on that line.

Monkey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wish I could agree with you fuchsia. But I do > think there is a pb with the actual care. I am > lucky if the drs spend two mns with me. Each time > I seem to get hassled drs who are rushed off their > feet. And all I need really is a referral to a > private consultant. so I am hardly a drag on > precious nhs resources. > > This calling at 8.00am is not a workable solution. > I have to be in the office for 7.30am. What if I > wait at home and call them only to be told there's > no appointment like it's happened in the past when > I was ill? How much of my time do they want to > waste? xxxxxx I do think there is an issue with appointments, but I have always felt that every GP I have seen at DMC has been happy to spend whatever time is necessary with me, even when I've done the "oh and there's another thing" thing. I'm very happy with the care I've had there.

esme Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > the chicken from Co-op > is amazing, tastes so much better than anything I > have tasted from other supermarkets or even the > organic butcher xxxxxxxx Which chicken is this? Because whenever I have looked for chicken in the Co-op, they just seem to have loads of factory farmed stuff, not even free range, let alone organic.

Brass Monkey's only London date on their tour tomorrow - in East Dulwich - will be a great gig (shameless plug!) More info here!

minder Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue - I can't see how going to Peckham Cinema is a > really depressing experience, especially if your > watching a good film! > xxxxxxx Have you been there? Unless it has greatly improved, the whole decor and general atmosphere is absolutely awful.

woodrot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I find if you watch the fuzzy screen and turn up > the white noise IT ALL STARTS TO MAKE SENSE > EVENTUALLY xxxxxxxx :)) :)-D

minder Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When the cinema has gone, it's gone! xxxxxx But going to that cinema is a really really depressing experience :-S Relatively cheap, but I'd rather pay more and go to the Ritzy.

monica Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just a wee update to let you know, SNUB have been > awarded funding from Cleaner greener safer > revenue. Good news, yay. xxxxx Hey well done Monica, do you know how much? :)-D

silverfox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I like the "...it's only ?3 a week..." speel. If I > gave ?156 per year to all the charity collectors > who've come to my door over the past year I'd need > charitable help myself. xxxxxx Yes, exactly. And sometimes they look at you as if you're the absolute pits when you say you can't afford to give to everyone. And I really don't have time - and don't see why I should, anyway - to go into a long explanation of who I already give to and why I can't afford to give to anybody else. I think knocking on people's doors asking for money, even if it's for a charity, is verging on intimidation. How many people sign up just to get rid of them, or because they don't want to look mean?

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