Sue

Am I imagining it, or was there not at one time a pub called the Gladstone round here?

Blimey Reetpetite, don't think those are clothes moths :)) Ah - you mean ladybirds, don't you? I think all ladybirds bite, it's just that you don't usually notice ....

I vote for The Actress :))

The moths are teeny-tiny, easy not to notice. But it's not the adult moths which do the munching, I think :-S

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dodo1 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > We had them last night sent him away but by the > > sounds of it my neighbour bought something! > > Your neighbours bought something noisy? > Are these youths now trading in, for example brass > instruments? > A saxomophone? A trombone? Maybe a trumpet? > If they come round then buy off 'em 'specially if > the 'axe' in question is by Boosey & Hawkes. > You can start playing modern jazz, straight away. > Unless of course your fingers are palsied, in > which case you can go up a notch to freeform. > Jaaazz, that is. Yeeeaah. xxxxxx Sounds (:))) like you're more drunk than I am :))

Sue Wrote (May 2008): ------------------------------------------------------- > OMG I've never had them before, and I use > cedarwood blocks (which are supposed to be a moth > deterrent) in my wardrobe, but the other day one > flew out of a hamper where I'd stored some > jumpers. > > Is this the start of an invasion ?????? > :-S xxxxxxxx OMG it was. They're eating my cushions. They're eating my wallhangings. All my lovely things I brought back from Rajasthan, they're munching bit by bit. I've only just noticed huge gaps where there used to be wool. How can I get a double bedspread size wallhanging into my (chest) freezer?!?!?!

SteveT Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > To play the piano like the guy in B Bumble and the > Stingers 'Nut Rocker', > >xxxxxx Bloody hell that takes me back :))

Feeling sorry for Charlotte 87 :)

You moved, Monica?

Here Comes the Sun - Beatles

:))

thexwinglessxbird Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Good on you, Sophiesofa! Wack it hard & leave a > dent (6) xxxxxxx Well, that's showing your true colours, isn't it .....

thexwinglessxbird Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Clapham really doesn't suprise me. > > I got off the bus by the station & within 10 > minutes a womans bag was snatched infront of my > eyes. On my second visit, a man was jumped on by > police in roughly the same place, outside the > station. Weird... > xxxxxx Ever thought of moving out of London?

thexwinglessxbird Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Moos, > > Peckhamgatecrasher wouldn't have stopped there. > He/she can go on for a fair bit. > > I'm not looking for an argument, but clearly these > two are. xxxxx Eh? Had a bad day?

SimonM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > if you already have a pub called > "The Bishop" then its companion establishment > might reasonably be called "The Actress" xxxxx :))

I saw the first half of this, before Rab C Nesbitt came on elsewhere ..... What a load of bollocks. Greedy people just out to make money because they can. Cut yourself shaving? Sue the razor company. We've just become a sueing (sp?) culture, innit.

Time of the Season - The Zombies

ruffers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No dilemma here for me. They bid what they were > happy to pay for the product, job done. > If I bought the same thing from Tesco and they > found it it was cheaper in Boots I wouldn't be > expecting them to be chasing me down to refund me. xxxxxxx I agree with this. I also think, if it's keeping you awake at night, send them back whatever you think is fair (though I'm sure they'll be absolutely gobsmacked as they probably don't even realise they could have got it cheaper), and next time sell on eBay at a "Buy It Now" price if you're not happy to benefit from an auction.

Time has Told Me - Nick Drake

Fuschia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Was fine, left at 715, was there by 930 xxxx Long day :(

Southwark Noise Control. And record each call you make, as they won't necessarily do that. Or, find out their landlord/housing association/whatever and try complaining via that route. Or, get other neighbours together and put in a joint complaint. The problem I had with extremely noisy neighbours was completely resolved after months and months of frustration, but maybe there were different issues. Several lots of neighbours got together and complained to the Housing Association. Not easy as we got fobbed off and passed around different departments, but it worked in the end. Good luck.

sophiesofa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When I read the name the villager I thought it's > going to be a gay pub. Maybe I'm the only one > though? xxxxxx No, on the other Uplands thread with an identical name and some of the same posts in a different section of the forum, I said it reminded me of The Cottager .....

sazzle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Scott if its a choice of calling it The Villager > or The Towny, then lets stick with The Villager > :)) > >xxxxxxxxxx Well, if those are the only two choices then yes ...... :))

Lawrence Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Correct, my implication is that the towel selling > lark is as much information gathering as anything > else. Any theft would likely take place at a > different time by another person. This is > something that happens. xxxxxxx OK, let me ask you again. Your evidence for this statement is - what, exactly?

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > . > Just turn up the volume of the Phil Silvers Show > boxset you're watching xxxxxxx You been looking through my window? :))