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The licence can't be ammended without an application for variation which then goes out to public consultation so that is bs.

By slaughter I mean just that. We have rules designed to make it supposedly quick and painless (which are a far cry from cutting an animals throat and leaving it to hang and bleed to death). As the for the way we farm and keep some animals that's a whole different matter and one I agree is often anything but humane.

GRRR...yousa know I is sayin init...! lol Are you a religious dogger yourself?

Meanwhile the party was in full swing at DH when the call came. 'Your dad is under a lorry and it doesn't look good!' Ivor Bigun raced to the scene..... (well someone had to link the last two posts somehow)

And booking DH for parties that go on till 4 am with MCing and all that init.....

PeckhamRose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bicarbonate of soda is cheaper and does the same > job. Useful to know - ty. It's not called 7-11 anymore is it?

I agree Jreemy but of course there is little fairness in schooling anyway, whilst the rich can send their kids to 'better' schools and earlier because they can pay for them or because they can afford to live in a better area. And how do you give social mobility to the poor? Education will help some, but most it won't because the reality is that the odds are stacked against a child born into a poor family even when there is access to decent enough schooling. All the statistics show that. We need to talk about privilege, and what that means exactly and then from there it becomes clear why the divide is indeed such a difficult thing to address (for all the good will intended by those willing to discuss it).

LOL it was setlers for acid reflux!

The same but with matches until the armchair catches fire!

and suddenly all the roads of ED were resurfaced (with goo) in a flash......and James Barber rejoiced....!

Hark, a projectile I hear?

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DJKQ - non-brewed condiment is what cheapo > chippies substitute for vinegar. Looks like > vinegar (thanks to colouring), smells like > vinegar, tastes of nothing. Bah. OMG they really do that? I had no idea!

It's definitely not pretty....... I am reminded of something someone once said which was that the most beautiful thing a man sees in the world is a naked woman and the most beautiful thing a woman sees is her first born child.....

then the axe came hard into my head and I died.

I love that painting.....juat as you start to admire it for the simplicity of the brush stokes you then begin to see the details.....it almost alive.......

What is non-brewed condiment? And how can you hate cake? you are a woman lol

Really? ?35 to make cup cakes? More money than sense, those that pay it. And yes there are plenty of poor people in ED. There's a lot of council housing and I agree there is a sense from the forum (although I am generalising) that ED only covers those leafy residential streets that meander off Lordship Lane, and is far more middle-class than in reality it actually is.

:))

Except that it could be argued that death by lethal injection (the electric chair is banned in most US states and never used in the others) is more humane than death by stoning and that the range of crimes punishable by death in the US are more serious than the crime committed by this Iranian woman. Not that I think execution is necessarily ever justified. The arms trade that Mockney touches on is an important point too. Not just the US but the UK and France do major business with Islamic states, selling everything from jet fighters and warships, to bullets. It's hypocritical to describe certain types of culture as a threat to democracy whilst raking in the profits from the sale of arms to those same countries. What tends to happen is that a smokescreen develops where a country claims to be working with the US to combat internal extremism in return for 'business'. Pakistan is an example of that. Years ago I attended a conference on Africa and it emerged that far more was given in free weapons and arms to certain countries than was given by those same countries in food, medical and other types of necessary aid. The US being one of the biggest donators of so called 'military aid', because presumably it was 'good for business'. When Iran fuses the issue of this woman's fate with some wider accusation of prejudice towards Iran then it's a difficult debate to win and unfortunately more likely to see this poor women's story be lost in the melting pot of the many issues causing tension bewteen Iran and the rest of the World at present.

Ah Jackson Pollock...one trick pony......

Razzle has a letters page?

Ah but a doughnut is not a bagel....different recipe. Tea is the same as coffee.... I want tea... Earl Grey, Breakfast or some other? If I wanted Earl Grey or some other I'd ask for it. Why is it all so complicated these days?

lol...yes ED ROAD not Grove. In the end I cycled round to Sainsburys and got what I needed there.

jjflash....you would not say such a daft thing if you lived next door to a premise that breaches it's terms and thank goodness there are people who care enough to make sure that the licenses granted are appropriate with a process that allows for consultation with those who may be most affected....and that in turn, there are those who work to enforce those licenses. Do you really want a world where businesses can do as they please with no legal responsibility to those their actions may affect? C'mon? James is absolutely right. Don't put up with it.

There is only one reason why the licence holder hasn't come forth with an alternate license to the one I posted lol (after all he has posted elsewhere on this forum). And I would say that it's probably in DH's interests to read this thread rather than continuing with breaches and suffering the consequences of that.