KalamityKel

So... Does "poor transport links" simply relate to trains to make this qualification? I'm bemused with the attitude that life is over because you can't get a train direct to your chosen destination. Yet, the area itself offers many travel options to get you on your journey! *rolls eyes

Wasn't that last week?

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > ETA: I've just had a look at the reviews on > TripAdvisor. > > Oh dear, oh dear. The comments are not so bad... it's a bit of a mix/balance. Some love it. Some don't. Looks to me those that have really negative comments on Tripadvisor were already of a such mindset before going, as in didn't have particularly high expectations in the first place. Give the place a chance. If it is being run by a completely new team it will take time to settle down and understand the local clientele. It's a shame the food reports are not positive. I do hope this is being passed on to management instead of being b itched about.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > KalamityKel Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Mick Mac Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > It looks busy tonight! > > > > What kind of busy? Thought it was the 13th > last > > night? I could, of course, be wrong... ;-) > > Drove past and it looked very busy inside and > outside. Do you want a photograph? whoa hang on... you caught me out the last time M ;-)

You know there is a "real" world out there... get your ar se offline and out meeting real people! :-))

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It looks busy tonight! What kind of busy? Thought it was the 13th last night? I could, of course, be wrong... ;-)

hmmm it's not as if she's only just been diagnosed with it...

oh oh oh! I'll start... what is YOUR idea of "gentrification"?

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > and some of them are right up top of your party = > policy, advisors, McDonnells secret army Who didn't read that as MacDonalds? ^^^

Windrush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Concern mounts over Dianne Abbot's health as she > falls seriously ill yet again - just prior to > one-on-one interview live on Woman's hour today. > > Coming so soon after she was sadly afflicted with > migraine which prevented her from voting on > Article 50, genuine conern mounts over such a key > shadow cabinet member. > > Show her your support by voting for her on 8th as > none of us want to miss out on her contributions > in the future. *chuckles to self hardly a reason to vote fore someone... coz they're "ill" *continues chuckling

Out of the two I'd go for Matilda. It's what you would expect it to be. Clear story line, you can hear what is being said and sung etc. The flow does sag a tad part way through where there is the risk of a moment of boredom but picks up again quite quickly. Wicked, well, it's noisy and easy to lose track, for little minds, in what's going on. Found the sound set up unnecessarily way too loud. Hope this helps... of course just my thoughts and experiences.

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Green Goose Wrote: > > > You just can't resist the urge to scratch that > > itch you have ,can you? Or is pouring salt in > your > > own wounds? > > Just to save you time and trolling energy, after > this message I've decided to ignore your childish > attempts at provocation in the same way I'm now > deleting your tedious private messages unread - do > stop sending them, even you must have better > things to do with your life than to harass people > who couldn't care less about your opinions via > private message. If you ever have anything to say > which is actually relevant to discussion, do post > it - in public - and I'll be glad to debate. > Until then, your drivel will be ignored, both > publicly and privately. You get PMs? I feel strangely jealous! ;-) *suggests a group hug... ?

Not the best selections of saxes but... https://www.howarth.uk.com/rental.aspx Do not be fooled by thinking they're just a double reed (oboe/bassoon etc) special ist, they have a big section devoting to saxes too. I've not used Howarth's for rental and have not been in a while but they offer great advise and customer service to those in the know and complete novices.

miga Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Clearly the most effective way to reduce spending > is to eliminate anyone over 65 in a one off budget > rebalancing cull. Apart from reducing the pensions > bill, this will solve the housing crisis as well > as the NHS capacity issues. Not concerned when you hit 65? May as well ban families of more than two children, introduce gender screening to ensure there is the correct balance and make entire families live together in a community forever rather than insist the new adults fly the nest at the earliest opportunity *sigh

Suppose it depends on what sites you're using?

I'm gonna throw it in... was only a few and not for very long... those ruddy annoying gnat buzzing bikes that are frequently zooming around late at night disturb more *shrugs

Glad you changed pots/soil... something (a four legged animal) may have added it's own not so nutritional input to the pot... just a thought :)

There is a difference between spraying and soaking though... My feline chum is recently often coming home looking like he's been dunked in a bucket of water. As much of a nuisance he can be to the local area I think a drenching is a tad OTT when comparing to a little sprinkle/spray.

KalamityKate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes Lordship Lane Carpets are very rude and surly. > They slammed the phone down on me yesterday - > very, very poor attitude to potential customers. > Avoid, avoid! Have you not had a similar experience in the past? If so... why go back? ::o

SpringTime Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > On a bike you can easily clock 40 mph with or > without a green light at the bottom of the hill, > and that's without even pedalling - depending on > your bike of course. Buses can do what they want > and cars are continually subject to queuing for no > reason with engines running. All types of vehicles > then brake like crazy (even some bikes) when the > lights go red after the bridge. It's a stupid > f!!ckin' system for everyone. Sorry to be pedantic "cars are subject to queuing for no reason" erm... surely a red light is a red light and is a reason even if it's perhaps not a justified reason.

trinidad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You assumed correctly Kalamitykel, have a nice day Do feel free to share that proof. Not that I'm particularly bothered tbh

trinidad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hello All, > > I am a census coordinator, so I maybe able to help > with any queries you may have. I am not on the Est > Dulwich forum officially, but if I can help in > anyway, please let me know. Assuming you have proof of being an official census coordinator?

Interesting... how does one contact "admin" on this other site? Yes I admit I have now become a statistic... I'm still here ;-)

Waffo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- I have 'easi > grass - mayfair'. It's the top of their range so > excellent quality. It has a shock absorbant > underlay and feels just like walking on carpet. Erm... !!! Didn't realise something natural like grass was meant to feel like carpet. apbremer is there more to why you're considering this silly fad of artificial outdoor greenery other than sheer lazyness?

www.23andme.com is the other big one floating around at the moment... apparently gives you more of an insight on genetic traits and stuff. My mum did an ancestry one not so long ago and was a bit disappointed with the level of information received. Of course all of these services depend on more and more people contributing to give more comparisons. Suppose it depends how deep you want to delve.