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Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > red devil Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > So we'll have a PM that hasn't been elected > > either > > > by the Tory membership or the country as a > > whole. > > > Brilliant!... > > > > It happens.. Hitler was never elected.. > Hindenburg > > got the majority vote. and the rest ia history. > > Not true Foxy. Hindenburg was indeed elected and > appointed Hitler as Chancellor, but Hitler later > won an election as the largest party, though > needed to go into coalition to form government. It was a bit like the Referendum.. lets a re-run .. and a bit of jiggling 'till I win.. It wasn't clean. Remember Hitler spent time in prison.. In December 19, 1924, Adolf Hitler was released from Landsberg Prison. He served eight months of a five-year sentence for high treason for his role in leading an attempted coup known as the Beer Hall Putsch. Foxy

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So we'll have a PM that hasn't been elected either > by the Tory membership or the country as a whole. > Brilliant!... It happens.. Hitler was never elected.. Hindenburg got the majority vote. and the rest ia history. Foxy

Buses are fitted with 'Forward Looking' Cameras that record traffic in bus lanes.. So if there is a bus behind you, you can get done that way. Foxy

The Brain is a valve that controls the amount of information we take in.. A child trying to cross a road simply cannot cope with all the information needed that an adult naturally copes with. Drugs like LSD simply opens that valve so even as an adult too much information comes in and simple tasks become really difficult. Even crossing a road. Or in one case trying to buy a packet of Opal Fruits from Canterbury Staion kiosk. Only people that have taken LSD would understand that.. :) Was a long time ago.. 1969 ish Foxy.

The Title is Speed Camera but the O.P. seems to be more concerned with Bus Lane discipline. Foxy

Ladygooner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Out of interest - what predictions did PD and Foxy > give for the final? I had France to win 3 - 2.. no chance.. Foxy

Good luck P.D.. it's you or me. ;-) Foxy.

When I was a about 12 my mum was in the kitchen of our Peckham Flat.. My Nan , my mum's mother was in St. Giles Hospital to have an operation. At 08.50 my mum heard her mother scream out. At 09.00 the washing line in the kitchen snapped without being touched and fell down. Later my mum went to the hospital where my Nan was sleeping. She asked the person in the next bed how was her mum. The lady replied. "She's alright luv.. They gave her her pre-med at ten to nine and took her down at nine.. These things are curious and happen frequently. DulwichFox

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I got an appointment at SELDOC Dulwich Hospital > > and it was 'confirmed' as not being Celluitus by > a > > doctor there. > > > > He said it was Venous Flares.. which is > > 'harmless' but incurable. > > he added it was down to my age and 'wearing > > socks'.. > > > > Yes.. Wearing Socks.. > > > > Could not make it up.. NHS ? > > > > Foxy > > > They might have meant socks that were perhaps too > tight? > > You can purchase "gentle grip" or non-elastic > socks in lots of places these days which might > help for future control :-) No.. The socks were loose . Where the sock was there was no swelling or bruising infact only one leg is affected.. and rolling the sock up actually helps. DulwichFox

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Did the figure move at all, Louisa? If not I'd > suggest you were possibly seeing an after image on > your retina from a statue or headstone - which > would explain why it faded. Possibly a flash of > light you may not have noticed when looking one > way but you retained the image? Have a good look > round your route and see if there are any statues > matching what you saw. > > On the other hand of course, and much more fun, > Nunhead was allegedly named after a nun beheaded > at the dissolution of the monasteries, so... Not remotely likley. Persistence of Vision Persistence of vision is a commonly-accepted although somewhat controversial theory which states that the human eye always retains images for a fraction of a second (around 0.04 second). This means that everything we see is a subtle blend of what is happening now and what happened a fraction of a second ago. Foxy

I got an appointment at SELDOC Dulwich Hospital and it was 'confirmed' as not being Celluitus by a doctor there. He said it was Venous Flares.. which is 'harmless' but incurable. he added it was down to my age and 'wearing socks'.. Yes.. Wearing Socks.. Could not make it up.. NHS ? Foxy

My 'Vision' at Borley was at near midnight when a Nun is said to roam.. Ghost hunters quote the legend of a Benedictine monastery supposedly built in this area in about 1362, according to which a monk from the monastery conducted a relationship with a nun from a nearby convent. After their affair was discovered, the monk was executed and the nun bricked up alive in the convent walls. It was confirmed in 1938 that this legend had no historical basis and seemed to have been fabricated by the rector's children to romanticise their Gothic-style red-brick rectory I did not see a Nun but a woman in a white glowing bridal dress.. 10 - 20 seconds. before she faded. It was not a glimpse .. I watched her moving. Psychometry usually involves holding an object directly.. and feeling 'vibes' from that object. Our work experiments were over many months.. and in the example given the object was inside a container. It would seem to reveal that the thoughts I got were from my friend and not from the object. When you spend a lot of time with someone in a controlled environment you get to share thoughts DulwichFox

Corbyn is the least democratic political leader we have seen since Thatcher.. .. prepared to split the Labour Party and ditch fellow Members in an attempt to get his own way. He is Stubborn with a self determination not to change his attitude. The 'Gentleman' is not for turning.. DulichFox

I'm sceptical about ghost even though I observed one. ?? My main work was in Psychometry..(extrasensory perception characterized by the claimed ability to make relevant associations from an object of unknown history by making physical contact with that object.) It's not dangerous and anyone can try it.. One example that happened to me.. The guy in question handed a 35mm plastic film case with an object inside.. I held the case in my right hand and concentrated with my eyes closed and a vision came into my mind.. I saw (in my mind) a pathway leading to a Church Door. Along the path at the edge was a large tree that had grown around a gravestone. Not a realistic probability, but that's what I visuallized.. The guy had been a Microscopist and had a collection of Medical Slides. I opend the case and inside was a small Microscope slide. The slide was a slice of bone material from a plauge victim that had been exhumed from Deptford Churchyard. There is nothing conclusive about that but it is related. The case could of contained anything. Foxy

Hi Lou.. Back in the late 70's I worked with a guy that had been working with The (Inststute) Society for Psychical Research. We experimented with Psychometry..(extrasensory perception characterized by the claimed ability to make relevant associations from an object of unknown history by making physical contact with that object.) Was very interesting.. This guy was a keen Paranormal Photographer who used Plastic Lenses on his manual Leica cameras and infa-red film. In an attempt to photograph 'Ghosts' The reason why people often see 'Ghosts' out of the corner of their eyes is because the spectrum close to infra red light focuses on that part of the retina sensitive to that spectrum. If that makes sence. ? We spent a night at Borely Rectory.. one of the most haunted places in England. At one point I too a similar incident to yourself.. About 25 yards in front of me.. an apporition of a woman glowing bright white in a 'Bridal Dress' ?? stood lokking at a grave shaking her head... I observed her for 10 -20 second before she faded away. I went to the spot were I had seen her. The grave were she had stood had been a smashed .. vandalised. This guy told me not to go to Borley alone.. I did and crashed my motor cycle there on loose gravel. No damage done. But when I next met this guy .. He said.. You've been up to something.. ..No .. yes you.. You went to Borley.. and you had an accident.. ..FFs. Working in this environment I become sensitive. One day at work. a guy walked across th Tea Room and almost dropped his Tea Cup. I told the guy next to me.. He's going to have an acceident.. He too crashed his motor bike that night.. Badly.. It's a very strange thing to get involved with. I have enough material to write a book on. Foxy

For God sake .. Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn calls for unity at Durham Miners' Gala.. Going on about Thatcher destroying the Mining industry.. Well I and many others were there in the 1980's spporting the Miners.. My Grandad worked in the Mines of South Wales at the age of 13. 1900's ish looking after Pit Ponies. so I have a great deal of empathy with Miners. That speech would of seemed apt in the 80's but has less impact today.. The man lives in the past.. But it's not so much what he says , but more about the way he says things. I cannot put my finger on it.. Nothing he says is ground breaking. Its all been said before.. I do not think he would make a 'Great' Prime Minister in this age.. And I do not think he will survive as Labour Leader. DulwichFox

Bit late now.. I found this on Lewisham people's day website !! Under .. How to find the peoples day.. Seek and ye shall find.. Foxy

I think you will probably be ok.. but depends how far you travelled in the bus lane.. I know where you are talking about. I've always been worried about turning left into Sainsburys where there is a bus lane.. No good worrying though. I think it's cheaper if you pay any fine quickly. Foxy

Hi Lou.. I think you are right.. The doctor did say .. Have the scan.. X-ray and if all clear a course of Antibiotics. Kings were not in a position to prescribe Antibiotics. Just need to get to see a doctor after X-Ray results get back on Wed/Thurs. Foxy

This is the current state of my leg.. and it gets worse around bed time.. 23.00 I have now been discharged from the hospital with no diagnosis as to what is wrong and I just do not know what to do. Kings and DMC have no idea what the problem is.. Foxy

The Dr. did call me back and I did get an appointment for 10.30. She arranged an Urgent appointment back at Kings for 13.30.. And I finally got the scan A&E refused to do. She also arranged for me to see Haemotology and have an X-Ray.. Very releaved the scan showed no sign of a Thrombosis or Clot.. Now I have to wait the results of the X-Ray and make another appointment at DMC.. The doctors at D.M.C. are brilliant. but the place falls down on its admin policy.. DulwichFox P.S. What I cannot understand is the place is nearly always EMPTY..

Well anyone who thought it could not get any worse.. I visited DMC on Tues. with a swollen discoloured leg.. No doctors available but saw a Paramedic. He was concerned it could be a clot and he got TWO doctors to see me. I was refered to K.C.H were I spent 6 hours. After tests Kings thought It was 'probably' not a clot as they deemed me 'low risk' but needed urgent investigation by my G.P. I went back to The DMC who said No Arranged Appointments and I needed to go in at 08.00 to make an 'on the day appointment.' Went in to DMC today and was told no 'on the day appointments' I need to phone.. 'Now Thatas a joke' The Desk staff said the Doctor would call me.. Desk staff said This has been the proceedure for the last 4 months.. That is Not true.. I'm at DMC several times a month over the last few years.. with various problems. It just depends who is on the desk.. and not the doctors who are fine and can make a follow up appointment with no problem. DulwichFox

me... .. I'm in.. Foxy

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Looking forward to tonight's match. Think it will > be a high scoring game, 3-2 to France...Allez Les > Bleus! Mmmhhm I have 3-2 to France in my Predictions.. not looking good. 0 - 0 at 36mins.. Foxy

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh here we go, the dripping tap/font of knowledge > is back Just one of my favorite singer songwriters of all time.. Standing for Peace and agaist War .. against Racism for the last 40+ years and still doing it.. Arlo and Pete Seeger - Environmental Activist, Anti-War Activist Have you even heard of Arlo Guthrie. ? Spice Girls perhaps D.F.