lozzyloz

Thanks Kford, but I'm referring to both types of camera speed trap. All the points I've incurred on my license have been as a result of me driving too fast (17 to date). Not because I inadvertently strayed over the limit. The most effective camera's imo are the mobile ones. Now when I approach a stretch where I've seen a mobile camera I think twice.

It's not that difficult to drive at a constant speed. It's one of the basic things you learn before passing your driving test. If you can't do that (law abiding or not) then you shouldn't be on the road. Furthermore it takes a nano second to glance at your speedo. To argue a picture of drivers gripping the steering wheel white knuckled, weaving all over the road and too scared to take their eye of the clock is nonsensical. By far the vast majority of drivers can see the GATSO in advance and slow down accordingly. Yes they might well speed up again, but if it is placed strategically within an accident hot spot it will reduce accidents. What it won't stop are the unregistered, uninsured drivers who deliberately flout the law on and off the road with little chance of getting caught.

sex

Perhaps Freddy Hubbard on trumpet and Duke Ellington on vocals?

I think chickens might be female. Clue: Egg.

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Fantastic! We can look forward to some intelligent and informative street art now Class War

software

'Good Neighbours'?

Sounds like you need some help and support. Ironically one of the people you've given a hard time too is also somebody that would totally sympathise with your plight and offer some advice. I hope you can find people around you that can support you and the grandchildren through what seems like extremely difficult circumstances. Perhaps the kids are better of with you if you can give them the love, stability and security they're craving for.

That was my wife

and the can is empty

(repeating already) porn

jke I used to drink occasionally in the Palmerston from 2003 until the upgrade. It was a good honest boozer then.

chav

Nice idea Cassius. Gwen Stefani - vocals Rhonda Smith - bass, vocals Sheila E - drums, percussion Tania Maria - keyboards India Arie - guitar

The dangerous bits of Barry Rd are: * The junction with Underhill Rd * The ridiculous angle for turning right into Forest Hill Rd * Cars parked too close to the corner opp Etherow St

asylum

"oh bring back the days when the Palmerston had a fab reputation" Yes it was a good pub. But now it's also a good restaurant. reputation intact on both accounts. TBH I think we're really lucky to live in ED with the selection in and around the area to suit most tastes and wallets. Only thing missing would be a real country pub with low beam ceilings, antique farm tools, horse brasses and proper farmhouse fare. Perhaps we should redevelop the CPT (Country-Peckham-Tavern) and supply it with vegetables grown on the nearby allotments and local livestock from CWALD's back garden.

van

If my aunt had bollocks she'd be my uncle

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Konnie

Only to find that it means living in a golden oil lamp buried deep in the desert for ever. I wish I could sing

I like the Walworth Rd improvements. Improves the feel of that area and is safer for cyclists. Would like to see that roll out nationally.