Sue

Sorry damzel, I misunderstood :-$

It's legitimate but if you google loft insulation grants you will probably find that there are companies providing it cheaper than this one. The company Southwark Council is recommending is not the cheapest.

damzel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We only had the brown bin emptied today (last week > we had a successful brown and green collection). > My blue bin won't last another week (I'm amazed > how full it's got!) xxxxxx I think the brown bin gets emptied every week, but the blue and green bins only on alternate weeks. My green bin was left blocking my way out of my house, and my other bins thrown all over my plants - again. Why do they think I have a bin recess?

peterstorm1985 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > > The whole recycling scheme seems to be in > complete > > disarray :-S > > There may be outbreaks of disarray but not the > whole scheme surely? Painting a bit of a bleak > picture there Sue for all those council workers > who do their very best to get things right. xxxxxxx Fair point, apologies, yes probably just outbreaks of disarray.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My large Brown Bin still not emptied dispite > living in same road.. > > Fox xxxxxxx That's very weird, because I'm sure they weren't just collecting mine, as they stopped for ages further down the road. Very near your place in fact, Fox. The whole recycling scheme seems to be in complete disarray :-S

The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents :)

Michael Palaeologus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As nobody can prove what they were doing at the > time, they are Innocent of the crime. > xxxxxxx No, they are not necessarily "innocent of the crime." They may be. They may also be guilty of the crime, but because it cannot be proven, they are legally presumed to be innocent. That's a totally different thing. Their innocence hasn't been proven either.

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Huggers Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > there's not really 14 hours missing. There's > > Solecito panicking when police tell him the y > can > > prove Knox was in apartment (they > couldnt)during > > the night and he admits that if he was asleep > she > > could have left. They were stoned they were > > bonking, they were probably doing mushrooms > too, > > they couldnt specify every moment. > > phones turned off, big deal, or battery run > out? > > or just turned off. > > > yes, phone turned off for the first time since > killer ms. knox had been in Italy xxxxxxxx Really? Then that's another "coincidence" or whatever which just adds to the stack of circumstantial evidence which doesn't actually prove anything but added together might indicate, er, let's say, something amiss with the duo's version of events. Or, as it seems, versions.

My small brown bin was emptied around 1.30 yesterday. Definitely by the council as sadly it coincided with my leaving on an Ikea trip, and I and two other cars had to reverse down the road between two rows of parked cars plus one double parked, and then do an illegal (I think) reverse turn back into North Cross Road to get out of the way of the ****** lorry. Bad enough having to go to Ikea without that :)) So, can we expect another emptying on Tuesday when it's supposed to happen, or what?

Eh?!

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Hi Sue.. > > Oooops You are quite right. > xxxxxxxx Hurrah! At last !! :))

Huggers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > no, it was a very hard crossword but luckily I had > two days to do it. xxxxxx I meant, I was in no fit state to be trying to do a crossword, hard or easy :))

Huggers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- I did the cross > word int he middle of giving birth. xxxxxxx Bloody hell, you must have had an easier time than me :))

KalamityKel suggested using those characters for the password, Fox, not for the email address.

Just received this from Northern Rock - wasn't expecting them to reply actually! Many thanks for your email. We confirm that the email you have received was not sent from Northern Rock, we will be investigating this issue with the highest priority. Unfortunately, there is little we, or any other bank can do to stop these e-mails being sent. Please be aware that Northern Rock will never ask you to divulge your online security details by e-mail, telephone, or by any written communication. Further information on identity fraud is also available at the CIFAS website www.identityfraud.org.uk. If you believe you have divulged any of your security information please contact Northern Rock immediately on 0845 607 6991. Obviously I hadn't replied to the email or divulged any information :))

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This is a iwind up. Surely....? Only just seen this thread, and my thoughts exactly

first mate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue, > > I read it here > http://healthland.time.com/2011/06/30/could-amanda > -knox-have-an-autism-spectrum-disorder > > As you see, plenty of outraged reactions, but it > gave me pause for thought. Whatever way you look > at it, her behaviour was odd. xxxxxx Thanks for that - I read the article and some of the comments (until I lost the will to live :) ) I've worked with autistic teenagers in the past but am by no means an expert on autism, however some of the people commenting seem to think that they know better than the experts! I do think it's an interesting possible explanation for some of her inappropriate behaviour - though I wouldn't have thought it would explain the lying?

There's always helicopters overhead, it's Sarf Lahndon, innit.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hey *Bob*, were you talking about your 'friends' > then? Is everyone talking about their 'friends'? > My 'friends' seem disinterested. Most recent post > was this. > > > https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-as > h4/307648_2033827092940_1462076474_31721567_309999 > 860_n.jpg Brilliant :)) ETA: Why do so many of my posts end up on the top of a page so you can't see the context, and now the link to the bloody photo in Alan Medic's post doesn't even work (6)

pk Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > i agree that Sam was brave, but also a little bit > foolish - getting a serious kicking defending > someone's person may well be worth it, but getting > one that could be avoided whilst defending > sainsbury's property seems to me to be not worth > it - i wonder what Sam thinks now? xxxxxxx Agree with all that, also agree with KK (and said before) that none of us knows what we'd do when faced with a particular situation, whether it's our job or not.

Funnily enough I've just had one about half an hour ago purporting to be from Northern Rock fraud department but clearly not. What's a bit worrying is that I've only quite recently bought a Northern Rock ISA so I wonder how they knew or whether it's just a coincidence. I've forwarded it to Northern Rock's phishing department (and obviously not clicked on the link in the email :)) ) ETA: OOER, what's really weird is that when I went to delete it, the email from "Northern Rock" had disappeared completely from my system. I know it existed because it is at the bottom of the forwarded email in my "sent" box.

peckhamboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- When I asked the chap what > was going on, he said the dates were all messed up > and we wouldn't have another collection for three > weeks! xxxxxx Hmmm. Piss-ups and breweries spring to mind ......

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes I keep the MicroSoft Scammers going. After > all they are paying the bill. > > Hit the little Flag and 'R' key at the same time > Type in the box E-v-e-n-t-v-w-r Event Viewer and > all that. > > I just act thick and concerned. > > What can you see..? > > Oh it all looks very complicated.. > > it's ok we will help you. > > Then when I get bored I tell them they are not > Microsoft and they get very defensive.. > > At least if they are talking to me they are not > scamming someone else. > > Worth 10 minutes of my time. xxxxxxxxx I can't be a***d. As soon as I hear the word "computer" or similar, I put the phone down :)) But good for you for taking their dosh, Fox!

first mate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It has been suggested that Knox is somewhere on > the autism/aspergers spectrum. Apparently, this > would account for her inappropriate behavior under > the circs- doing the splits and cartwheels > functioned as some kind of stress buster. She's > also been described as very bright but also goofy, > geeky and extremely naive. The penchant for 'wild > sex' is also consistent with the above and may be > a trait with high-functioning female aspergics. > > Sorry, if this offends anyone, I am not endorsing > this simply passing one rationale for behavior > which many viewed as odd and damning. xxxxxx That's very interesting, do you have a link to where that's been suggested/discussed?

Good advice, Fox :)