rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrqwef43

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23891165-london-businessman-squatters-have-violated-my-life-law-must-protect-homeowners.do

.

.

Erm, I don't think I've looked hard enough yet. Although, to be fair, I've been looking for years (climbed highest mountains, etc). I did find a little bit of your hedge trimmer though! When's a good time to drop it off (may fit through the mail box; it's the little plastic guard - sorry about that). Cheers! Rory

I've been horribly remiss - working too much and busy too much and also no internet at home (which is wonderfully wonderful). Anyways, thanks for all the messages (and the two lovely lunches) - I definitely learned a thing or two! :-) Cheers, Rory

Maybe he paid more than twenty quid for it. Or bought it off someone who did pay twenty quid for it round the back of the flats. Or found it abandoned. Or maybe it just looks exactly like your bike but isn't (though probably is). In any case, it'd be worth talking to him - I had a bike nicked once and then when I saw it down the side of a house a few weeks later I knocked on the door, said, "that's my bike", and the kind gang of youths were only too happy to invent some lame story which exempted them from blame and let me take it away. Nice bike that. Cheers! Rory steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And when he paid twenty quid for it round the back > of the flats, he didn't think it might be stolen?

Thanks for all the info! And apologies it's taken so long to say "thanks for all the info!" - hadn't clicked the little thing that tells you when people have written. Rory - 11 days into East Dulwich life and very happy with it :-)

.

Legalbeagle wrote: Forgiven of course Rubsley. Though this isn't a "say the first thing that comes into your head" game, it's a "word association" game, so the only rule is, well, exactly that. Thanks for that. Expire

drome (Do please forgive, I'm just typing the first thing that comes to mind)

That's a very interesting article. Which reminds me of an email I got a few months ago saying, "did you know some guy is using a picture of you on his Guardian Soulmates profile?" It's true! How he hoped to explain it if he ever went on a date, I have no idea. Unless he did actually look exactly like me and just didn't have any pictures to hand.

Sorry, are there rules and stuff? come (as in the seaside town in Lancashire)

Downloaded "Simon Decides To Heal The Family" (or whatever it's called) - and must confess I only managed 4 minutes and 5 seconds before switching it off. Maybe if Amstell wasn't one of the world's worst actors it would be watchable - though that's just a maybe. Harsh huh? Still, at least they tried, and that's the main thing. Anybody here like Snuff Box? Garth Marenghi's Darkplace?

Maybe tomorrow you'll have some. Hope it's good! :-)

*********

Watched it once, thought it the most awful thing I've seen in a long time*, and that was me wanting to like it. But since some obviously wonderful people are keen, I shall give it 'a second go'. The Royle family, by the way, I think one of the best TV shows ever. Cheers! Rory *To be fair, I've only seen about 3 TV shows in the last year - The Wire, Shooting Stars, and The Inbetweeners - so the competition's pretty fierce.

KalamityKel Wrote: Anything else of interest? Nah, that's pretty much it. Particular kind of date you're looking for or not too fussed? I think ideally I'd like a date that feels nothing like what I understand a date to be (it's where two people get together and check each other out with the view to getting all sexual and romantic or something - is that right?) - seems like a lot of pressure to me. Other than that, as long as it's not in a place where it's necessary to shout to be heard, I'm easy. Surprise me. Something that might generate some giggles. Take me to see your favourite squirrel, that sort of thing.

KalamityKel Wrote: Do you have an annoying "northern" accent? *making notes* Don't think so. To be honest, I kinda lost it. Apart from when I say "bath", "castle", or "j'ont'owt frummart?"

Something interesting about me? Well...last year I hitch-hiked across Mexico and Guatemala and en route spent the night atop one of Palenque's finest temples, dodging machine gun-toting guards and big-as-your-hand scorpions on the way in (then danced (possibly naked) while an immense tropical thunderstorm raged all about me). Also I've written two books. And have twice eaten three cream crackers in under a minute. Not sure if any of that's interesting though. Northern? Yes. Shag dodger? No. Pro Evo instead of a date with the obviously legendary Impetuous? Ha! No no no...

Well I'd love to! Except...I've got to play football today. (Like, got to) Is that a one time offer?

Pretty much.

Is it time yet to point out that I was joking? (Not that you might not be onto something...)

Erm, I don't think my jib is cut quite that way. (I'm 34) (What's "he'll make shovel" mean?)

It's true! :-)

I would like to come but I don't move to East Dulwich until tomorrow so I'm not sure I'm allowed.