kford

Been commuting on m/bike for 20 years. It's fine, as long as you take your time and imagine every road user is out to knock you off. Wear good protection all year round and be visible. And use a massive chain and disc lock.

More: 28 Weeks Later: Mundania Road (2'28"): A Very English Scandal, St Aiden's Road. Think there's a thread on this subject

Mona Lisa: Green Cross Code Man (North Cross rd)

Appeal, saying you were delivering heavy bags to the charity shop and get the shop to confirm this.

Viz has the answer: http://viz.co.uk/2014/09/25/tyre-nails/

Heard a few Toyota Priuses honking around without exhausts attached. Must be a target car.

Sally Eva Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Plates on his car will be used for > crime/congestion charge evasion. This happened to > a friend of mine. > Make sure you get a crime number > Sally Yep, the scooter ridden by the thieves who tried to nick my motorbike last year had a plate from a Land Rover attached to it.

Loutwo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Brexit is now far less likely than ever before. I > wonder if Boris has done this on purpose to create > a Pinscher movement from the lagging remainers, so > he can point fingers when Brexit doesn?t happen, > call a GE, galvanise support to win a majority, > and walk away from the whole Brexit debacle scott > free. > > Or something like that. > > Louisa. I've considered this many times.

alice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Initialism doesn?t work for location. > If more than three letters are involved GCHQ UCLA NYPD YMCA

EDHC/East Dulwich Health Centre. That's what it'll be called.

That's a Fiat 500 and Ford Ka/Fiesta colour too (but the damage looks like it's from . a much larger vehicle).

They deserve their demise.

Love the Godfrey maps. Could pore over them for hours.

tippler too i think

BT Sport is streaming it for free on YouTube in HD, like the UEFA final.

keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ever noticed how frightened children cling to > mother?s skirt? > > Just saying > > 🙂 Grow up, man. Seriously.

keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well kford, October 31 is 22 or 23 weeks away. As > things stand your theories might soon be tested. With any luck, we'll see sense and stay wedded to the world's biggest trading bloc. If we don't, I'll suspect you and all the other Let's-go-WTO loonies will go very quiet, or, more likely, start blaming everyone but yourselves for the mess you've got us into.

We deserve everything that's coming. What a shit country,

keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > kford Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > No, it's WTO crash-out OR a transition, yet to > be > > agreed. Not the same. Please read up about > this! > > Technically you are correct given the current EU > blackmail. However I think you?ll find the EU will > be begging for deals with us if we go WTO. > > In the recent BBC Documentary, Brexit:Behnd closed > doors, Guy Verhofstadt?s knees were knocking > together with fear at the thought of a no-deal. What planet are you on? They've factored in no deal. We are 8% of their exports, while they're 50%+ of ours. Who's the daddy? No other country in the world trades on WTO. This is basic stuff. FFS.

No, it's WTO crash-out OR a transition, yet to be agreed. Not the same. Please read up about this!

Low turnout hers so far!

Loutwo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > kford Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Londis was much more useful. Now there's just > > > closed shutters on that corner in the > evening. > > > > There are plenty of other shops selling what > > Londis used to sell. > > > > And several shops open 24 hours, including > Organic > > Village. > > > That?s not true. The offering available in Londis > included lottery, National/international/magazine > selection, and 24/7 access to food/alcohol/tobacco > products way more diverse than anything else > within a mile of ED. > > Louisa. And Hermes Drop-off!

Londis was much more useful. Now there's just closed shutters on that corner in the evening.

Unit base for film/commercial

Allowing 15-year-old black cabs to continue is pathetic. I regularly follow 53/04/54 plate cabs belching out soot.