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Be careful not to advertise your new gifts/purchases by displaying the empty boxes outside your home for refuse pick up. Put them out on the day of collection or take them as a job lot to your local recycling center. Perhaps those folk on the cat watch could also do a cat burglar watch too!

There's a party goin on right here, A celebration, to last throughout the years, So bring your good times, and your laughter too, We gonna celebrate your party with you, come on now

But they do make a great curry! I think there are alternatives to goats like anti despot vouchers, reverse global warming caused drought vouchers and young child not have to work in mine digging up engagement ring rock vouchers.

Yes we know what the reality is but I thought this thread was about drug policy. In Canada and NZ drug abuse, alcoholism, violence and robbery is very high amongst the downtrodden indigenous peoples.

Hoopers in Camberwell, if Alan Dale is working behind the bar.

No *Bob*, you're reading too much into what I've said. I've never, and I thought I'd made that clear, said I wanted a Singaporean Society here. I've simply said as part of this thread on Drug Policy that perhaps a zero tolerance approach minus the death penalty could work here. This kind of approach doesn't necessitate importing all the other features of Singaporean Society. Are you suggesting that controlled drugs should be available on the black market for recreational use and that the responsibility for taking them lies with the user? Fine for you and me but it doesn't solve the wider issue of dependency, abuse and crime does it?

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genius

Send Goat vouchers

Have a good trip Mockney? I would never suggest for a moment that we emulate the Singaporean governments political straightjacket on it's people, only suggested that perhaps we try the zero tolerance drugs approach (minus death penalty (China is highest *Bob*)) which seems to work. We have some pretty sterile places in this country too (Coventry, Portsmouth, Bradford, Docklands etc) and not much real political choice either.

Extract from the Singaporean Press: In a breakthrough for American trade negotiators, Singapore recently relaxed its ban on chewing gum, imposed a dozen years ago for the sake of tidiness. Singaporeans now can lawfully buy 'medicinal' gum - including Nicorette and, on the theory that it promotes dental hygiene, Wrigley's sugar-free Orbit - but only in pharmacies, and only after showing identification. A pharmacist convicted of selling unregistered gum, the Associated Press reports, can be jailed for two years. Street cleaners are now grumbling about wads of gum defacing sidewalks and pavement. . . . and in the UK Press: In a breakthrough for drug dealers, the UK recently relaxed its ban of controlled drugs, imposed for the sake of protecting its citizens. People now can lawfully buy 'class A' drugs - including Heroin, Crack and Cocaine, on the theory that it promotes safer streets - but only in licenced pharmacies, and only after showing identification. A pharmacist convicted of selling unregistered Crack, can be jailed for twenty years. Special Constables are now grumbling about stoned addicts littering the sidewalks and pavement. edited for spelling mistakes

????, Lakeside, Bluewater, Brent X, The Glades, Bullring, Arndale, Meadowhall, Centrale, Whitgift, Whiteleys . . . I could go on. As for sex workers, there are thousands all over the UK, both indigenous and imported from Eastern Europe, South America and Asia. So the only difference seems to be sunshine and crime?

Freedom? Freedom to: Walk home late at night without fear of being mugged by some crack head? Know my kids will not be offered drugs outside the school gates? Know that my wife can wear what she wants with out fear of harrasment or worse? To protect my home without first considering my family's attackers human rights? Let my kids play on the street without fear of them being violently separated from their possessions? I think I could handle a ban on chewing gum and a tougher stance on drug related crime.

I can't imagine that water rates are more than about ?250 per year for a flat

Is your landlord registered? Illegal not to be. Also your deposit should be protected by the Tenancy Deposit Protection Scheme under new rules since April this year (Direct Gov). Talk to CAB. Hope you get it resolved.

The morning after the bash

Friendly little cat song

He ticked off Tillie

Wish you all a great party tonight and look forward to hearing all about it and seeing the pics. I'll be down the Bricklayers Arms in Penge with Liz and Nigel!

Lots of potential voters . . .

Just seen Mark's post on the EDF Review thread: Apparently on the EDF "There are now 2,646 registered users" How does he know??

Collect the set and know you're a success in life - Personalized number plate, trendy post code, inner london phone prefix, German 4x4 and live close to Brendan.

Dreaming of a green Xmas? Have fun.

*Pads quietly into QR armed with a photo of Nigella Lawson and another of Liz Hurley* *Sees Dulwich Mum slumped fast asleep in Chesterfield armchair in front of the open fire* *Gently closes DM's open mouth and wipes dribble of her chin then compares photo's to Dulwich Mum* *Realises terrible mistake and tosses Nigella's photo into the fire* *At the same time he treads on something crunchy yet soft on the inside* *Time to leave*

Dulwich Mum - Liz Hurley* CitizenED - Ed Harris Maurice - Clive Dunn I like Citizen ED's spin on places. How about: Camberwell = Gotham City Le Chardon = Cafe Rene AJ Farmers = Open All Hours *Realised mistake after visit to the Quiet Room