flocker spotter

its all about being reasonable and seeking some childlike comfort from a debate. this is where the smarter right/left make their nests- in the grey areas, in the doubt, in the corners. always being entirely reasonable and sprinkling their output with fireside anecdotes, always massaging your ego, fulfilling the needy liberal in you. See the labour party for this in action.(hyperbolic example but....). discussion only give them a reason to post.

Streatham common pool is open too.

yeahbuttery

https://thesecretbarrister.com/ ex BNP'er with an extensive crim record . thrives in the spaces between the floorboards like his alt ilk.. one step removed from holocaust denial, the protocols of the elders of zion and euegenics.vermin

in the big world of internet, this is a fairly lightly policed forum - more crown control admin than the steel fist of respecting my authority meme. have a look at other very local forums not a million miles from here, where you needed to provide ID to register and then be subject to the horror of a randist admin team.

unless the physical layout of heathrow changes and the world decides to spin the other way, then the default flight path isn't going to change

did the world end then ? is SE15 now a wasteland?

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Glad you've learned the error of your ways, RH. > > Flockerspotter, have you ever said anything kind > or supportive on this forum? I only ever seem to > see digs which looks like you're trying to stir > things up. Maybe I'm wrong. so what does your seemingly bizarre reference mean then?

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: > > What does anyone else think? It's got 'Harry & > Meghan's written all over it. what does this mean ?

better get michael mansfield onto this miscarriage of justice pronto. #memememegate

lol

there are not many city boys parking up in that area. Schoolteachers & school staff yes, weapons of financial destruction wielding masters of the universe, no

my only direct experiences of this were 1) a *local* petrol station unknowingly part of a card skimming operation a few years ago 2) an estate agent employee in SE4 some years ago using my empty gaff to apply for cards that were sold on

fruityloops Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > fruityloops Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Had people looking through bins on Underhill, > > .... then why shouldn't someone make good use > > of it. > > > Sorry - my point being, not all of the folk doing > this are out for criminal intent and identity > theft. Often it is just people doing their best > to get by by using other people's waste. The chance of this being ID theft are virtually zero. they are picking items from the rubbish to sell at the Clothes by the Kg shops. This is not some sophisticated plan by a mysterious fagin like mastermind to steal your identity. the baseless tropes repeated on here do nothing to ally any fears. people should think before they post. see alos chalk marks on the pavement for another one that refuses to die

no drinkies allowed into the enclose though

I am happy that the rye is being used- its been a long while sine the irish festival expired - in the big scheme of things, this isn't a particularly onerous festival

I would not have a normal Yale setup ever again - once you have a deadlock system, you realise how shoddy most lock setups really are

It is indeed a magnificent tracked crane.

the pied piper of the vibrant Rye lane is sucking the rats out of the rather dull and increasing up its own smug arsche ED. no self respecting rodent would be seen on LL these days

more trains and even the odd rogue first class carriage for the lucky traveller yesterday

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So does some villain then pay for used letters by > the ton or some such - you do suspect that. > No, its mostly rubbish, no apologies for the pun. pretty much everything needed is bought en masse on the dark net these days.

I think there is a bit too much hyperbole on this thread don't you think ?

As offensive as an England jersey

oh dear

The state schools you have listed are great, so I guess this is about your own feelings on a type of education, rather than whether the state schools stack up. To be concise, tho' a tad blunt; if you lack confidence in the state system, go private. If you feel that private education is not worth the money because your children will get a perfectly good education in the state system and will benefit from the greater disposable income your family will enjoy, then I would go with the Belham as your closest school, with the others ranked in whichever order you like.