Sue

Blimey! Worth reporting to the RSPB?

Well if it turns out that he was not at fault , hopefully it won't be on his conscience, or if it is hopefully he will get counselling. Terrible thing to happen for all concerned.

The giant Rabbitt (sic) has probably eaten the crocodile which ate the unicorn ..... Maybe that's why it's as big as a house ....

Medley Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hardly Tory privatisation Sue xxxxxxx Forgive me if I'm wrong, but if memory serves Labour came to power in 1997? http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/london-buses-to-be-privatised-next-year-1561527.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Privatisation_of_London_bus_services

:)) Just googled "boiled as an owl" and got this: About 48,600,000 results (0.12 seconds) and - a blank page :)) ETA Drunktionary

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > arrr you see that is probably unobtainable but > when people say "Austrlia" I do think why the hell > they aren't there?! xxxxxx If there's still a points system, maybe because they don't have enough points. I once looked into moving there but didn't meet the criteria because I was a) too old b) didn't have a zillion pounds savings and c) didn't have scarce skills. I think the only thing I got points for was my educational level :-$

Annette C, :))

Loz and Goodliz, aaaahhhhhh, toptotty I'm jealous (except, do you hear awful screeches in the night as they carry off/eat small creatures alive? That was the downside of living near owls ...... )

Rose1983 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- we were double locked so they do find a way! > xxxxxxxxxxxxx That's worrying, do you have window locks? Are you able to tell us how they got in if your door was double locked?

What's a Rabbitt?

I hate bendy buses. There's no upstairs and you can't see out, and they take up miles of road. Please oh please let them be replaced soon!

Saffron, maybe you could phone a different vet, or the Celia Hammond people, or Battersea Dog and Cats Home, and ask their advice re whether restarting the immunisation programme is actually necessary? They might not want to help, but worth a shot?

aspidistra Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue, how on earth could we fall over? We have > legs! :) > As Goodliz says, maybe a newbie xxxx :)) Quite early in the year for young birds though?

How on earth could an owl fall off a roof? They have wings! Very glad this had a happy ending, I've never seen an owl in London, used to see barn owls when I lived on a farm.

ianr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue, I think on 27 March you're going to have to > recreate the exact circumstances as at the time > you submitted the form. The alternatives – > prison, a local collapse of space-time, decreased > funding for the ED Home for Wayward Hamsters, > whatever – don't really bear thinking about. xxxxxxxxx :)) :)-D Bit of a joke though, isn't it, what's the point in having a census supposedly taken on a certain day and then clearly opening the door to all sorts of inaccuracies.

You might change your plans regarding people staying at your house on that night, however, which is one of the questions :)

Item description plus lots of Qs and As, also hilarious :)) Funniest thing I've read for ages :D

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SCSB79 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Its all supposed to be for the 27th, none of it > should be relevant to the day you filled it in?? > > Shouldn't it? xxxxxxx Exactly. So why don't they block the online site from taking details till 27th? It's just a joke.

Got mine ages ago, did it online (had no trouble ianr) but was a bit bemused because the census is supposed to be for a particular (much later) day, but it took all the details OK including who was staying at my house that day! I'm very cynical about the census, I've worked on it twice as an enumerator, the first time was OK, but the last time there were so many cock-ups I just can't believe the results can be accurate.

Yep, there's plans afoot .... music!

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- They then found a way to revote on the > issue xxxxxx ???

Mention of crocodile was a bit of a giveaway :))

I made notes, but they just say "review after six months", so I don't know about the road closure order being for longer. I also have a note that monitoring (traffic counts) would be in two stages and would take the knock-on effect on other roads into account, and that comments/feedback can be made at any time during the six months.

That's the Town Hall in Peckham Road, near the South London Gallery.