katie1997

Made in Dagenham. Equality. Ford. Dagenham (tu)

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- "you don't > have to be mad to work here but it helps" stickers Ha ha that just made me think there should be a sign saying "you don't have to be mad to post here, but it helps" (for the lounge) (Speaking for myself of course :D) *sent from my blueberry*

Seen ET. Lived in a house overlooking the sea. Been to New Zealand. Set up my own business.

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No, this has confirmed what I thought, so I think > we'll leave it for that night, and look to set > something up in the new year. (tu) yay, would love to see your band Keef, I'm in. :)-D

... so how's the chicken tikka and chips coming along? :))

The double rainbow yesterday was lovely :D

oh come on 'waynetta' is only saying that to wind people up.

Yeah. Sean and Keef (tu)

woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My cat killed a mouse last night > > > Discuss > > > W**F Oh-kay, so did the cat eat it or leave it somewhere as a 'surprise'? Back in the good old days when I shared a house with friends, our cat thoughtfully decided to leave a 'present' on the pillow of the only person in the house guaranteed to be absolutely terrified of this. *discussing*

aquarius moon - doesn't matter if not everybody listens, at least you are trying. Thats a lovely reason to feel that you have been put on this planet btw (tu) I too feel sickened to read/hear about animal abuse; it was disturbing to hear about that poor dog in your post. This is my personal opinion, I don't think being a vegetarian is a sore point on this forum, I think its more a case of anything goes in the lounge. So expect people to post in all manner of ways from empathising up to being deliberately combatative, or silly, straying from topic and so on. Doesn't mean that invalidates the original intention of your post. k xx

thanks for the cycling mittens advice everyone, very helpful to know some good brands from other cyclists. (tu) PS. I never get cold toes so I recommend bridgedale socks (although I am sure these aren't designed specifically with cyclists in mind, more for hill-walking)

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I remember when we first met our current window > cleaner. > > He arrived in top hat and tails and bowed - before > presenting his card. ... and who wouldn't take a 'shine' to that, eh? He'd get my custom anyday.

Fekkin annoyed. Thats me. Ah, now I said it. Feels a bit better B)

can anyone on here recommend the best brand/type of gloves for cycling in winter? thanks my hands are freezing early in the morning in my little endura fingerless mitts - its especially bad when waiting at traffic lights as i just want to turn around and cycle home again. brrrrrrrrrrrr.

friends who turn into bridezillas ... only a whole fucking year before the fucking wedding takes place

Fuschia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As a rule I prefer the other bits of the forum, > don't think I ever started a thread here before > but I did genuinely think some other people may > enjoy it too! > > But as you were, get back to your cliquey bitching > (most of you!) w-ell whaddaya know, all this happenin' and there was me thinkin' this place had gotten a teensy bit Dullsville lately ... didn't get out of bed the wrong side this morning by any chance? PS. I am sure other people genuinely did enjoy the clip

Wilhelm Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Anyone fancy a pint? :)) nice one

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I see our ever-reactive airport security people > are at it again. It is now not allowed for you to > take toner cartridges of a certain size in your > hand luggage. > this one. But if you want to take a rusty old axe to Spain in your hand luggage, that's absolutely fine (as apparently happened at Luton last week - the lady forgot to check it into hold luggage) I was held back once at an airport over some already opened perfume. The security guys were spraying it everywhere and I thought they spent rather longer 'checking' it than was absolutely necessary.

Fuschia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > yes I forgot the lounge is full of reactionaries! gosh Fuschia, don't let that put you off posting, I firmly believe the place is what we make it B) this posting about the lounge says a lot really ... I liked the clip you posted. My favourite bit = Liberal Democrats and 'Delivering for Britain'. Priceless.

Love Hallowe'en I saw a banana going for a bike ride and Count Dracula having dinner with Mister Bump. *carved pumpkin smiley*

I tried this once and found it surprisingly easier than when I attempted to give up coffee for a month ... Good luck Mick Mac :)-D (oops, sorry)

What a cr@p day Woof! Hope you are all okay now, be careful out there!

Narnia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Try it Katie. It's not Narnia. Peckham Rye then Forest Hill? :))

HAL9000 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jeremy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I think they are geographically (geometrically?) > central. > > I did think of that - it looks about right for > China and Japan - but when I tried a few others, > for example Great Britain to France, the journey > starts near Glasgow, which didn't seem > particularly central although, on second thoughts, > it might be if all the tiny islands to the north > are taken into account - it's a difficult one to > call. > > On balance, I think you may be right. haha. There must be a geodesy joke in there somewhere. P'raps not. :)

Narnia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Very funny. Given the 'bus' thread I tried Brixton > to East Dulwich. You would never guess where you > end up! Narnia? PS. Sean, thanks. Soooo funny.