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KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Steve you can recycle shredded paper (if you don't > have a compost). So it would be the blue bag (tu) Sorry you can't recycle shredded paper because to recycle paper you need full fibres in the paper and shredding cuts them too small to be able to make them stick together again after they are pulped.

I concur!

I think that if a policeman, in the course of his duty, chasing crims, breaks your fence, then it's a bit much asking the police to pay when that means we all have to pay for the fence. Isn't there a victim of crime fund that you could go to? I think this country is getting as bad as America for suing for stupid things like that. Do we really want to end up in the situation where the police do a mental cost analysis before they chase a villain, to take into account the possible money they'll be hit for afterwards. Buy these, read this, http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/templates/content_lookup.jsp?content=/content/knowledge/how_to/erect_a_fence/erect_a_fence.jsp and it'll only cost you ?28 saving ?132 of tax payers money

Lidl, Poundstretcher and the 99p shop in Peckham all have fruit bushes and trees. They are cheap and I have managed to make them grow without any problems.

Maybe if everyone starts chasing the police for damages, the police would be less likely to want to chase criminals through private property and we'd all suffer. ?160 is not an excessive amount of money why would you even pursue the police for that?

I don't have any friends, so can't help I'm afraid.

woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Or.... > > Two ten pound bags of "Skag" on Friday > > > Wake up Monday > > > Train of remorse home for her by lunchtime > > > W**F or Wake up Monday with a tube down your gob in A&E!

Can you take any passengers?? :))

He joined up to get a job And show he wasn't scared Swapped boy scout hat for army cap At the age of 17 he was forced to choose Now at the age of 21 he's in Catch 22 He joined up for just three years It seemed a small amount But they didn't tell him That the first two didn't count At the age of 17 how was he to know That at the age of 21 he'd still have one to go? Tin soldier He signed away his name Tin soldier No chance for cash or fame Tin soldier Now he knows the truth Tin soldier He signed away his youth He joined up cos Dad knew best To do right by his son Now he hates and counts the dates That mark time on square one At the age of 17 he did as he was told Now at the age of 21 tin still won't turn to gold If at the age of 17 you fall in line too soon At the age of 21 you'll still march to their tune Tin soldiers You sign away your name No chance for cash or fame You never see the truth You sign away your youth You go and join the queue Do what they want you to They take away your name They treat you all the same Sign away you life Stiff Little Fingers

Unless you also liked licking lady bits too :))

My boss is 5'2 and he tries to bully/cop a feel/insult the female members of staff. He does a jokey sort of squeeze hug thing and a kind of elbow nudge thing which is really irritating, so I actually did a jokey kind of headlock on him to let him know if it's ok for him to become overfamiliar then he can't complain if we also overstep the mark! It was very funny and my colleagues thought i'd get the sack, but I'm still there! He stopped being a wanker for about a week, before normal service was resumed!

There was work being done, maybe not as quick as you would like but I doubt even the council can prevent the kind of downpours that possibly slowed down, what is actually a very fast, job on Wed.

That photo is rubbish. He looks much better usually. Put your red tennis playing/cycling gear on and smile! You are really a bit crap at selling yourself sonny.

titch juicy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > creating fake log-ins to big yourself up is a wee > bit desperate don'tcha think? ;-) Nope, this is not he.

Don't get your nickers in a twist, I was just relating what was told to me by one of the park-keepers.

I can vouch for Bon3yard being a bit tasty, and if he wasn't a bit too young I'd snap him up in an instant! So come on ladies, send him a little introductory PM.

Erm Mr Woof, what's with the cheese fetish the past few days?

One of the Peckham Rye park keeper guys said their ones are for kids from about 10 upwards, he said they are not meant for adults. It's the little kids that are not really supposed to be on them because it can be a bit dangerous. I was told that they were put next to the skate park to encourage older kids to get used to fitness type equipment.

Line them up against the wall. It's sickening.

Scary looking child indeed!

Has anyone seen the new statue looking things all wrapped up in plastic in Dulwich Park? I think they might be outdoor fitness machines. I love the ones in Peckham Rye as my kids spend ages on them and use up all their spare energy!

Done it!!

The bible wasn't totally against sex: 1 Corinthians chapter 7 But because there is so much sexual immorality, each man should have his own wife, and each woman should have her own husband. The husband should not deprive his wife of sexual intimacy, which is her right as a married woman, nor should the wife deprive her husband. The wife gives authority over her body to her husband, and the husband also gives authority over his body to his wife. So do not deprive each other of sexual relations.

And I hate to say it, but Caroline Lucas is a sell-out.

Rosie - can I borrow a copy please? (Of the Anna Span film - not QT!)