KalamityKel

It's been a bit up and down the last couple of days...

What are your choices and what is taking your fancy?

sandyman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Write to complain if you want but it won't achieve > much. I had a problem with a 176 a while back. A > full 176 heading to ED pulled up at Camberwell > Green and was clearly not going to let anybody on. > An empty one behind it sailed straight past the > stop. As it was stuck in traffic at the > Coldharbour Lane lights I caught up with it and > tapped on the door. The driver ignored me and as I > could not see any id number which they usually > have I walked round to his side and gestured that > I was going to take a picture of him. He had a > wooly hat on and pulled it down over his face. I > went and tapped on the front window to get his > attention and he suddenly swerved around me and > drove off. At least he'd pulled his woolly hat up > by then. > > Wrote to operating company, got fobbed off with > reply saying drivers are highly trained, shouldn't > have done this, will look into it, blah, never > heard back again. If the "leader" - the one that was probably empty and over took the one at the stop was running late (behind the one at the stop) it's common practise for a bus to miss a stop entirely annoying as it is. The fact that he then wouldnt let you on past the stop AND at a set of lights only shows common sense for the driver - what's the matter with you? Do you seriously think that was safe? For yourself, the bus/bus driver and other vehicles on the road? AND THEN you thought you had the right to complain? Seriously? !!! ETA: - it's illegal for a driver to let someone board the bus when not at a stop, except in an emergency.

Driving slow yet had to hang on for dear life on the stairs? Darn what were YOU doing up there!

Child: "ewww ewww ewww a dead frog! a dead frog! ewww thats disgusting!" Parent on close inspection of said dead frog: "no dear, it's a banana skin"

Old school?

Perhaps because it is not ED specific as you've mentioned Southwark as a whole.

ride

I'd move if I were you... tis the only solution ;-)

Waterproof plasters

CPRoadBigLunch Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > I am also puzzled. Can you please un-puzzle me. > > I thought I'd posted this in a section which said > 'Ask Admin'. I get a reply from you. Are you > Admin? If ya post in a public place...

oh dear!

perhaps its a uk "based" website he's referring to?

JDR I believe uncleben wrote... UncleBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Anyway, back on topic - > the goose is out stage was the best this year, and > the best part of the fair. so perhaps you should simply back off with you're childish comments no? *sigh*

::o Sue Language!!!

no

http://www.cwu.org/crown-offices-under-threat.html

do u know whether he had written down his wishes (not his will) anywhere pickle? i know can b like looking for a needle in a haystack...

http://www.livingwage.org.uk/ Pah!

mind the crumbs!

YasminSalaya Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When people end their FB status with 'that is > all'. Of course 'that is all' you've just finished > your status!! > Who does that? I mean like really? Maybe it's your choice in friends ;-)

tis a clever ploy to... hmmm i dunno wot but im sure theres something more sinister going on here ;-)

Most sign up procedures result in the activation/confirmation email falling into the junkbox... I'd hardly call it frustrating and indeed frustrating enough to complain about it :-| Welcome to the forum though :))

the-e-dealer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The idiot who drive up my arse and started honking > when I was parking at the shops. May he always get > honked whereever he parks That all sounds rather painful! :s

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > In online dating parlance, 'fat' is usually > described as 'average build' > > > > Nah. > > > > Curvy = fat > > Bubbly = fat > > Vivacious = fat > > Fun-loving = fat > > Great personality = fat and ugly harsh... very harsh