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Nice idea for a new room MP. Here's a Crab Spider I found in the garden that's often unnoticed because it's smaller than a Rice Crispie! Edited because image was too big, got there in the end.

To everyone that contributed to the EDF in 2007 and fed my forum addiction, may I wish you all a very special time with family and friends over the Christmas break and all the very best in 2008. :)-D

Whatever you do don't cook and wank at the same time or it might not be just your eggs that get scrambled!

Oh no! Not another new poster! The misery! When will it end? It's just getting too much! Oh well. a tepid welcome Xanthe and a Merry Xmas I 'spose. Beware of all the happy positive people on the EDF and avoid the drinking sessions at all costs.;-)

Is ... there ... anybody ... there? (in hushed spooky voice)

On closer inspection it appears to be Asset, Louisa and Dulwichmum. Each bearing a gift, Prada, Zara and Primark. As the chopper closes in they disappear through the backdoor of the EDT.

. . . monitoring humanoid behaviour from the mothership (!)

AFN almost burst his spleen

Sorry but this is a vegetable free area :X

Lol. I think it's fantastic what the Koreans have done. Just think of all the possibilities if it was transferred to humans. No need for reflective clothing on cyclists. Save on electricity when reading in bed. More night football as the crowd lights up the pitch. New market for de-luminous condoms.

Except Chandelier tea:))

What color would a black cat glow?

In the future Foxtons will be selling country's. However, it's unlikely that you'd get a mortgage from CitiWorldBank for the UK due to the poor state it is in.

I think the Hover Board will be invented by Brabantia as ironing boards fall into disuse because of the robots.

You regenerate an area by creating opportunities. Opportunities for: Harmonious living Business growth Better education

I'd have to go back to 1921 and assasinate Akio Morita so that we're not enslaved by the robots in the future.

You'd better check the water supply at the EDT then!

Not here - top of LL. Have you called Thames Water?

It's totally a free choice whatever you choose. I come from a family of mostly vegetarians and I tend to prefer less meat in my diet, but not because I think meat is unhealthy or immoral. I think a lot of people like Cassius became vegetarians for very good reasons all those years ago and helped make the changes in animal welfare through their sacrifice of meat. Too many people go veggy because it's a bit fashionable just like Wheat allergies etc. I agree with Nero's point that it is how the animals are treated throughout that makes a difference to the meat you eat. However, surely the same needs to be applied to vegetarian diets? How many wildlife habitats have disappeared in order to maximise production? How many children are out in overseas fields harvesting crops to keep costs down? What about the migrant workers being abused so that we get our fruit and veg to market at a profit and so on? Do the same vegetarians above wear only plastic shoes and belts?

On the other hand I can't say I'm passionate about Nunhead either. Nothing against the place but apart from the fact that I don't like anywhere to be deprived or fall into ruin I don't have a particular vested interest since I don't live there. Same for Peckham, Camberwell, Forest Hill and Sydenham though I do frequent all of these places and would be over the moon if they all become better places for people to live in. I hope that apart from opinions voiced on here (mainly because you've wound a few people up) you're getting real local support for the changes you feel so strongly about. That's why I made the "give a toss" comment because it seems a lot of useful energy is perhaps being focussed in the wrong place. Maybe I'm wrong and you should start a "Let's support Nunhead" thread to gauge how many people do care and perhaps set up an off forum meeting to get the ball rolling and send something tangible to the council. You're the man.

Bloody Nunheadians! I didn't say "I" didn't give a toss. I often buy fish at Sopers which I prefer to Moxons and sometimes pop into Ayres and amble around the cemetery. Haven't found much else of interest though and it's not easy to park which is probably why shops don't do that well.

Washing up liquid contains animal rennet, so all the crockery, cutlery etc is enhanced with a thin glossy coating of animal by products.

People that don't wear real fur generally boycott it because they don't want the cruel treatment of animals butchered for their vanity on their conscience. They normally don't wear fake fur either in case it encourages others to wear fur. But surely eating meat isn't unhealthy or immoral? Do people really become vegetarians because they don't like the taste? There are so many variations of meat texture and taste, how would they know?

Why not start a Nunhead Forum like downsouth did for West Dulwich and see how your neighbours feel and perhaps garner their support for positive action if that's what they want. Lets face it, most of us on the EDF couldn't give a toss about Nunhead.

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