Voyageur

Erm..... Yorkshire Tea-Bags? Dorset Nobs? Cornish Pasty? Gentleman's Relish?

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Howabout HP Sauce, comes with a pic of Big Ben and > can be used with the cheese... Eeeew..... cheese and HP sauce http://i935.photobucket.com/albums/ad198/danielsumner/bth_vomit-girl-vomit-puke-sick-smiley-emoticon-000651-large.gif

woodrot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Colonialism, slavery and imperialism. Ah yes, just thought of one - a***holes.

http://www.foxwilliams.com/news/508

Townleygreen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If they're looking for somewhere permanent, the > old Cambridge pub is still vacant up near CP > Parade. > I realise it probably isn't as simple as that, > though! They were outbid for that when it went on the market some months ago. The developer who acquired it is letting it sit empty though, which is galling.

When we went just after they 'popped up' they were selling giant scotch eggs and pork pies I think... with the intention of producing a bit more food wise as they progressed. They certainly weren't aiming for gastropub status though, instead concentrating on the beer.

Glad you folks found it. I stuck a recommendation on the "craft beers" thread but didn't think anyone had noticed it. They do very good (and relatively cheap!) wines and whiskies too :) I have heard that they might well be able to renew their 3 month pop-up, plus the initiative comes from a new craft brewery in Penge as I understand it: 'Late Knights Brewery'.

woodrot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > i will admit to this and turn myself in at > Scotland Yard if it will put an end to this @#$%& > thread. Like!!!!

Reeko - look on the bright side :) Just be glad you haven't got Louisa's voice in your lughole at work day in day out....

I LOVE Bian Blessed's voice! Speak to the manager again.

My flat is on the first floor but I there is a fire escape via my back door that leads to the garden - my cat-flap is therefore in the back door. Another possibility would be to see of the other residents would mind you having a cat-flap installed in the communal front door (and one in your front door too obviously). I knew someone once who had constructed miniature steps from a first floor window to the garden on the side-wall of the building - hard to get agreement for that from other residents/leaseholder I would have thought...

kiera Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Foxhelp, it is unfortunate that you waited until > the cubs were dead to post again on the forum. The > last advice you had been given, by Saffron, was > very good advice, from the National Fox Welfare > Society. Their advice was not to sit back and > wait. They suggested getting in touch with them or > your local wildlife rescue centre. Saffron also > asked you to keep the forum updated. You obviously > wanted to do the right thing, so it's very sad > that you did not follow-up the very good advice > you were given. If you didn't know how to contact > The National Fox Welfare Society or a local > WIldlife Rescue Centre, there's no doubt Forumites > would have looked up the contact details for you. Wow..... now you have added a guilt trip into the proceedings. Well done!

And so will we! :-D

Stats are marvelous guys, but here's something for you: In my 50 years I have been hit by a car not once but I have been knocked flying as a kid on a pavement by a man on a bike pelting down that pavement (and have the scars to prove it) , I have had a cyclist hit me on a pedestrian crossing and I have had to dodge out of the way of cyclists on pavements and careering through red lights on crossings countless times. Fact. I have nothing against cyclists who cycle safely and courteously, the rest I would like to see rounded up and tarred and feathered (and that's just for starters!).

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yeah, all that stuff he said. > > I don't know the ins and outs of this, but a > friend suggested that by labelling it terrorism, > the police are given more power due to anti > terrorist legislation. That may be part of the > reason that the powers that be were so quick to > use the word... Maybe so. And if the extra powers mean that whoever poisoned the minds of these foolish young men is brought to book, I for one, will be relieved.

stacey-lyn Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------ > Agreed that the cub scout leader will probably get > her medal of bravery, possibly have post traumatic > stress for many years to come as may the other > witnesses and those who assisted; the family and > friends of the deceased will undoubtedly be > distressed beyond comprehension and will be > forever haunted and life will go on. . . Was with you until that last paragraph She was astonishingly brave and I hope she goes on to have a good life despite her shitty experience. I am afraid your cynical ennui goes a step too far and does you no credit - although I am sure that will bother you not one jot.

If you fancy a change of scenery the new Crystal Palace Food Market (just off the triangle down Haynes Lane) has some great street food - including 'flying tapas' and 'mass ass chilli' this Saturday. Get there early though as it's pretty popular: http://us5.campaign-archive1.com/?u=e6516d3de26be388708691d63&id=a64a996ec0

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Voyageur Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > Sue - god help you too..... > > xxxxxxx > > Care to explain what you mean by that? > > Thanks :) Nope :-)

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Voyageur Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Sue Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > > > > > > Evidence presented via the media natch - > like > > > all > > > > of us I have no other knowledge base. > > > > > > xxxxxx > > > > > > Many of the official police files are given > in > > the > > > second of the links I posted in my first post > > on > > > this thread. > > > > > > There is also further information in the > first > > > link I posted. > > > > > > That is some kind of knowledge base. > > > > > > I wouldn't rely on the media for "evidence" > if > > I > > > were you :)) > > > > I believe the balanced and informed views of > > experts with access to me data than we could > dream > > of (as opposed to forum pundits) as reported in > > the media :-D > > xxxxxxxx > > Eh? You think that the media base what they print > on anything other than what they think will sell > papers? > > If you believe what the media report, God help > you! Sue - god help you too.....

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > > Evidence presented via the media natch - like > all > > of us I have no other knowledge base. > > xxxxxx > > Many of the official police files are given in the > second of the links I posted in my first post on > this thread. > > There is also further information in the first > link I posted. > > That is some kind of knowledge base. > > I wouldn't rely on the media for "evidence" if I > were you :)) I believe the balanced and informed views of experts with access to me data than we could dream of (as opposed to forum pundits) as reported in the media :-D

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Voyageur Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > Still really hope that Madeline and any > > other missing kids are found - can't imagine > > anyone else thinking otherwise. > > xxxxxx > > Who has ever suggested that anyone hopes any > missing kids won't be found? > > Not me. > > Voyageur, what evidence exactly are you talking > about in your post? I don't understand. I didn't suggest you had, did I? Evidence presented via the media natch - like all of us I have no other knowledge base.

Because I absolutely don't think they did it, both from their demeanours, their behaviour since and the evidence. As for whether they should have been charged with child neglect then so should my loving parents in that case - we were left in bedrooms in Pontins like the other nippers whilst the parents were out in the entertainments areas, nothing was thought of it. Still really hope that Madeline and any other missing kids are found - can't imagine anyone else thinking otherwise.

Salsaboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've always thought that the parents did it. I've always thought that people who thought the parents did it needed their heads examining.

Christ - what a fecking dismal thread :( Life is what you make it - fill it with dismal thoughts and you reap what you sow. We have shoes on our feet and food in our mouths - anything else is a bonus. My highlight so far is sitting in the Grape and Grain in Crystal Palace with great friends listening to stupendous live jazz. Many months to go :)

God almighty - the cat will be fine (and this is from a cat lover).