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pato Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How do I meet single girls in ED? > > ...PS The "Meet new friends in ed" it s not an > option as i always work on sat and they do only > sat (which make me wonder if those meeting are > about meeting people or getting wasted and have > time to recover on sunday..) You could initiate your own get togethers in addition. From what I see on that thread that it's all quite open to suggestion for when who/where/when. Am I mistaken?

In many streets there is more housing/greater number of drivers per house than there are parking spaces. CPZ does NOT guarantee you'll get yourself a parking space and only pushes the strain to other neighbouring streets which are already experiencing the same problem. The only positive, I've noticed with residents in other areas where CPZ is in place, is a self satisfaction that none residents to the street can't park which to me seems quite petty. No one has the "right" to be able to park in their own street, much the same as there is no "right" to park directly outside ones own property - something missed by many in the area. Once CPZ is instated it's bloomin' difficult to get it removed if it's proven to cause more problems. The whole "be careful what you wish for" is quite an understatement

Roundabout Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The disabled and mother/s with pram/s using same, > would have to be seen by on-coming drivers. Seems > reasonable to me to have space to enable both to > be seen clearly. As Jeremy queries... What? Not sure what this has to do with dropped kerbs a long a stretch of road - surely it's the responsibility of the pedestrian, regardless of "disability", to ensure they cross at a safe place - being able to see clearly across the road. If they can't see another safer place should (yes I know people cross where ever and frustrates the hell out of me as an observer) should be found to cross. Whilst many a time road users are unfriendly to the non road users (personal opinion) I can't see, in this instance, how visibility is an issue... perhaps I'm missing something?

If you do spot bad or even dangerous bit of pavement or road report it to Southwark council. https://forms.southwark.gov.uk/ShowForm.asp?fm_fid=276 Take a picture or describe what the problem is in a lot of detail, and id also add stressing on potential danger risk

They don't come in blue...

I'd best get packing then! :-(

"face plant" :-|

The Ice bucket thing in general

From the first link - "Whatever type of bag is used, the key to reducing the impacts is to reuse it as many times as possible and where reuse for shopping is not practicable, other reuse, e.g. to replace bin liners, is beneficial. " Really? A study was needed to be done to make this assessment?

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Well said first mate!

What happens with the clever bags one buys to use when shopping, in place of these dreadful plastic bags, when they break and are no longer of use (except in some cases - depending on the quality of the stitch - used as a scratching mat for the cat)? Where does one recycle them? Which bin does it go in?

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi KK, > http://www.alertbox.co.uk/ > Little boxes with alert buttons on them. When a > shop or buiness presses the alert button all the > nearby boxes alarm stating the premise that > pressed the button and usually lots of people dash > to help investigate why the alert was sounded. A > very useful tool in the Business Watch scheme we > have locally that has over 100 businesses involved > and one of the largest in he UK I'm told. Ah those kide of alert boxes! My apologies I thought it was something more community/general public related. Thanks for clarifying. :-)

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Where do the 54 year old go? It frustrates me that once you reach a certain age you're expected to stop living life or suddenly change how you live. Why? I appreciate in this instance ideas are being sought in general but surely it should come down to what you enjoy doing

lildice29 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > its lordship lane what do you really expect? Perhaps you could explain what you mean?

apbremer Wrote: I shall do my best to ensure that this > is their last performance here! What did ya do about it? Not heard anything on the news so assume it was nothing too extreme...

Whats an alert box? :s

Erm... "enough is enough"??? What are you intending to do about tbe situation? :s

Na not as xciting as when a truck got stuck under ed bridge a couple of years back.

" mind your backs " followed by a hefty nudge works just as well... IME

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ditto ^^^

AND soooo incredibly exciting!

I dont think u could say its and edf specific thing malumbu... happens everywhere. Only yesterday an innocent office comment "can i have some blu tack for my knob"... well need i say more? Louisa - Thought that mile stone had past some time ago ;-) *hides*