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Eliza.D Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I suspect that getting towards the end of the > financial year we will see a lot more roadworks, > coned off lanes and temp traffic lights with not > alot of work going on. xxxxx well surely the work will be going on, because they've got to get it done before the end of the financial year, no??

lenk Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Moos Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Hello 'lenk'. What are you going to do when > you > > run out of letters of the alphabet? 3 down.... > 23 > > to go. > > I guess I'll have to try and recombine the letters > of the alphabet in some other way. I'll burn that > bridge when I get there, yeah? xxxxxx Sorry inadequate answer, burn the bridge now :))

aliceb Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh no! It has to be up there in crazy ED street > names > > (though my favourite is Troy Town) xxxxx Yes mine too, and did you know Troy Town is the name of a type of maze/labyrinth? Too pissed to go and consult the book (been up since 4am, AAAARRRGGGHHHH) but seriously, fascinating stuff.

Please please please let it be a Co-op :) Or actually no, please please please let the existing Somerfield be a Co-op :))

candj Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As a driver I do believe that floral tribute make > me think and slow down and pay more attention to > the road. I think I can probably speak for most > drivers and pedestrians. > > xxxxxxx Nope. Don't think you can speak for anybody apart from yourself unless you've asked "most drivers and pedestrians" what they think! Flowers certainly don't make me pay more attention to the road, though I consider myself a reasonably careful driver anyway, and I would have thought the kind of driver who was likely to have an accident due to carelessness wouldn't be affected by flowers.

Come Down Jehovah - Chris Wood

Railway Cuttings?

Strawbs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I need to think of an answer to 'what is your > biggest weakness'? It was brought up at an > interview yesterday and I didn?t have an answer > and she said if I get an interview for the role > she is putting me forward for then I MUST have an > answer if they ask me, xxxxx You have to say something which you put forward to them as a weakness, and which could be described as a weakness maybe, but which could also be interpreted as a strength. So for example "Well, I tend to have high expectations of myself and other people, so I can get a bit annoyed with someone who doesn't meet deadlines even when they've been reminded." That's not a very good example, and you'd have to tailor it to yourself, but you see the principle. I've used it in the past and got the job :))

I'm still totally bemused as to how they can be opening a store when they've been taken over by the Co-op. :-$

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Nope Jah, you aren't losing your mind > > Sue saw me outside EDT. And I wasn't with you xxxxx That was another time, another place :))

:))I thought it was something like jolie a pied. My rusty French not being up to the translation, I have unilaterally translated it as "hot to trot". :) Edited to say: "Pretty to foot" can't be right, so it must be some expression I know not of :) Edited again to say: That's trotting in the pigs' trotter sense, of course, just in case anybody thought I meant anything else :))

louisiana Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There is a quaint old English tradition called the > tea break. While it has long disappeared from > swaths of industry and commerce, there are some > uniformed branches of public life where it hangs > still by a thread. Think of it as akin to > encountering morris dancers: admire the costumes, > sing along to the sound effects, exchange cordial > greetings and go on your merry way with a spring > in your step. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx YAY!!!! MORRIS DANCERS!!!!!! :)-D

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They are practising before they go undercover with > the latte-sipping middleclass tossers of SE22 xxxx :)):)):))

AllforNun Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > oh cool, see you at work x xxxxxx Oh dear, are you a work colleague? Forget everything you've ever seen me post on this forum :)) :))

OK here's a very easy one :) How long will they kill our prophets, While we stand aside and look? Some say it's just a part of it: We've got to fulfil the book. :)-D

Sick of You - yes, Lou Reed

Just don't download Adobe 9, every time I try and print a pdf everything crashes :-S

PS Does anybody really care if anybody famous is seen around East Dulwich? :-S

We saw Jah Lush and SeanMcThing outside the CPT on Saturday night. :)-D

So where's his kebab then? I could have half :) WOOF

The Mourning Leopard

For some reason this reminds me of The Mourning Leopard :))

woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I know "just going to the loo" > > > *logs on secretly to forum* > > > "Ahh....that's better......Oh you need to go > now...." > > > *worries.....post'd all over the place* xxxxxxx Is it just me, or is this totally incomprehensible? :))

AllforNun Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > thats two bottles she's had today ! xxxxxx Who? Not me :-$ Work tomorrow :))

Tears for Souvenirs - Ken Dodd