Peckhamgatecrasher

Kwik cricket might the the way forward for one so young. You can even start your own team. Best to stick to underarm bowling at this age - too much overarm can cause shoulder/back problems. Kwik Cricket

I certainly shall, pommie, that's the least of my civic duties. He's an old chap who derives a great deal of pleasure from his dogs, and doesn't ill treat them (in my opinion). However, possibly he doesn't understand the instinct that terriers have and I will happily point this out and suggest ways of curtailing that urge.

Always suspected H. was a bot.* *in the traditional sense of the word of course.

There was I digging a hole - B Cribbens Fire - Crazy World of Arthur Brown Daisy Daisy - Trad.

pommie, I think the reference to him hitting the dog was him trying to get the dog off the cat. It's not his usual behaviour to them. And can I just comment that while what happened was terrible and he needs to be reeducated with regard to the dogs (who by the way are absolutely fine with children), I have always found him a very affable chap and I'm becoming increasingly uncomfortable with the witch hunty tone of this thread.

While high viz is good for other road users to spot the cyclist, research has been done that wearing high viz/helmet, etc gives the rider a feeling of invulnerability and they do not ride as carefully/defensively as they should. I will try and find the research but it was some years ago that I was looking into it when my daughter first started cycling on roads.

Best War film : Went the day well/Colditz Best Action film: Three Days of the Condor Best Martial Arts film: Karate Kid I Best Thriller: Day of the Jackal Best Gangster film: The Long Good Friday/Get Carter Best Horror: The Wicker Man

Got the dressage! Woo hoo!

Shaolin Soccer? Where can I get me a copy - love that title.

According to my mother, in the 1950s the Parkie used to hide in the bushes and jump out at cyclists going too fast - apparently a valid sport back then.

Please say it isn't so otherwise I'll have to change my lifestyle based on this press report

Au contraire, naysayers. I would be thrilled to get dressage tickets.

Had a touch of wine, so this post may not make sense entirely... I've received an e-mail which leaves me no wiser as to which event I've got. However, at least I have been that lucky. But it seems that I'm also eligible to apply again which doesn't seem fair: Congratulations! We are delighted to confirm that you have been allocated some or all of the London 2012 Olympic Games tickets you applied for. You have been charged only for the tickets you have been allocated. We are currently updating your account. We will be in touch prior to 24 June 2011 to confirm the details of which tickets you have been allocated. We had an overwhelming response for Olympic Games tickets, with 1.9 million people applying for more than 20 million tickets. We are sorry if you did not receive all of the tickets you applied for - across all sports, two-thirds of price categories were oversubscribed and went to ballot. However, there will be further opportunities to purchase tickets between now and the Games. This starts with an opportunity for you to request some of the remaining tickets from 6am on 8 July to 6pm on 17 July 2011. These tickets will be allocated on a first come, first served basis and cover a great range of Olympic sports Download the full list of available sports During this second chance sales window you will only be able to submit one application, and you will be able to apply for a maximum of three sessions. Once you submit, you will receive an email confirming your application. We will advise you which tickets you have been allocated within 24-48 hours, subject to successful payment. All payments will be taken between 18 and 21 July 2011. If you have any questions regarding your Olympic Games ticket application, please visit Frequently asked questions Best wishes The London 2012 Ticketing team

Copy? Cheat!

Another vote for bags with handles - much easier to use and tie up.

He died from a surfeit of whisky macs.

They have had problems with deliveries. At least the manager has been walking the floor apologising and explaining to customers.

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I loved Austins. It was a massive warren of a warehouse crammed with antiques (one of which I am lucky to have) - such a good place to waste time in.

*stumbles in and trips over jar of runner bean relish with peeling label. Picks up and places it on the mantel, Fortnum & Mason brand clearly showing underneath.*

For a jolly good cup of coffee, I'm happy to demonstrate. x

It was my misfortune to catch the tail end of the bike rally yesterday. Who knew sitting in a cab would put one at a disadvantage with sight lines. To the chap who was totally naked on a Boris Bike: eeeeeeeeeew. Sincerely hope you wiped the saddle.

And I thought it meant 'all that glisters is not gold' sort of thing, ie, when all doorsteps are covered in frost you can't tells which is clean or dirty.

Little cat and I were by the back door when the lightning struck about two inches away (I exaggerate only slightly); I jumped, he fled down the corridor.

Was that truly Nina from Being Human in L.Lane yesterday?