KalamityKel

everything that has a beginning has an end... neo

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Any cat that doesn't know that on the other side > of the back door is the garden (or from the > outside, the kitchen) is thick. If the cat has > been let out/in at all he presumably will have > usually been let out through same door for ages > before the catflap is installed. > Putting a catflap in the door doesn't recreate > what's on either side of the door, it's not Narnia > !! > > Any cat that can't suss this out, needs to go > straight to a rescue centre, unless it's known for > mental health issues. > > BTW - "Would you want to stick your head through a > hole in what would normally be a solid structure": > yes I would want to actually. Doors are 'human > flaps' are they not ? And we spend a lot of time > going through them, vene when we're not entirely > sure where they go. and we choose to use those doors or not. wots the big deal if your feline has other plans. are you only annoyed because they wont do what you want? shouldnt have gotten a cat if you expected such "obedience"

::o

Would you want to stick your head through a hole in what would normally be a solid structure to who knows where? Would you? Hmmmm and to assume we're the ones with the brains?!!!

Y lock the loos? arn't ppl likely to use them? ::o

a bashing? oh dear! Nearly chocked on me tea!!!!

sheep rnt nosey :-| of that I'm fairly sure... according the those from down the way anyway

At least it weren't felix salmon and trout...

I have nothing to contribute :-D

EVER

indeed was...

she should've shared or nicked it of you for her own use then ;-)

Are you sure you're in ED? Our part of the world is rather tidy...

It really is wise to go through what it not covered thoroughly - and usually in the small print or worded in a clever way that is not perhaps in the customers best interest. That's usually where the price difference can be weighed up.

but but but there's a notice up... no?

howdood Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Here's my reading of the rules: it's not "the > driver doesn't have to try to stop unless someone > is on the crossing"; it's "once someone is on the > crossing, the driver *has* to stop". In other > words, the driver has to be looking far enough > ahead to ensure that (s)he can stop before anyone > actually gets a foot onto the crossing. Amazing > how many people ignore this fact - including the > speeding police car that nearly took out me and my > 2-year old on the zebra next to the EDT a few > months ago! One assumes the vehicle had its light flashing and perhaps even a siren going? - what were you doing crossing the road in this instance?

Ridgley Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Minkey wrote > > Iceland is fine! Long may it stay and long may the > great staff in there have jobs." > > Totally agree > > I second that!! Sadly they're off in January according to the notice...

computedshorty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This has a drive in from Lordship Lane, on the > inner bend, vehicles speed up here to get up the > hill and a driver might not be aware of a vehicle > using the entrance. That's no different from the other junctions along that stretch of road.

hood

Hahahaha!

Annette Curtain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh nomsy > > > Even better, I recycle them back within that group > who gave them. I'm often amazed how many crap > gifts you can palm off, and back onto those you > detest. > You give presents to people you don't like??? *confuzzled*

Have you complained to the north pole customer service dept?

hahahaha! oh dear!

Does happen from time to time though :)

They should have taken you through the whole process