Otta

MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seems to me that pretty much nobody on this forum > will admit to voting for anyone other than Labour > or Lib Dems (with a token Green here and there). > Anyone brave enough to own up to voting Tory or > UKIP this time round? Tarot has been quite open about his or her intention to vote UKIP. I believe they have a policy to ban gay relationships in soaps.

aquarius moon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Otta, I can't sit through a 2 hour film without > getting peckish, thirsty and needing the loo! > > So if there are ad breaks, that's good. Again, this is why I record, so that I can pause and go for a smoke when I want to. Not when the ads decide to let me.

We visited the early years at Harris Penge and were impressed. Our daughter was already in school where we lived in Sydenham and because she has ASD and was very settled we made the decision to keep her where she is, but visiting the Harris highlighted how much better her school could be. Staff seemed very knowledgeable about SEN issues, and their individual pupil records were extremely impressive. There are things about Harris schools I'm not mega keen on, but had our circumstances been a bit different we'd have happily sent our girls there.

AqM it's been a long time since Ibhad anyone talk about ad breaks like they're a good thing. I don't watch telly with ads in, I'd rather record it and watch later when I can fast forward.

That cat looks angry.

An Australian friend of mine used to have The Hope in WN, a little Young's pub. Was quite nice back then, but I believe it's gone to shit now.

Close run thing in Algeria. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/32482350

Ooo that's a shame, I quite enjoyed the first one.

Fair points, bit lots of "to me" in there, and that's just it. Different people have different feelings about the place they live and the people they're sharing it with.

Fingers crossed! Gutted the Margate match couldn't have been next weekend.

Villa seem to have quite a few posh boy fans. Doesn't William or Harry (or both) support them? And violinist Nigel Kennedy.

Tarot is loving this reaction,I'm pretty sure of it. And long may he continue to start threads that at least get some sort of lively response on here.

And IF they get past that the final will be at Champion Hill...

That is definitely the guy I remember being taken to see, but a bit later. I guess I was 12/13 so 1990ish.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yeah... shame (but predictable) that a protest to > highlight legitimate concerns was hijacked by a > bunch of idiots. See also 2010 student protests. Lots of young people engaging in politics and with a genuine gripe, basically completely screwed by a small number of morons who just wanted to smash something and feel they were sticking it to da man.

You and a lot of other people Foxy. I will vote, but I'll do so with a heavy heart. I do think that "Gordon Brown who almost single handedly brought about the collapse of the World Economy" is a bit of an exaggeration though.

What has happened to ED in the past 15 years has also happened to Brixton, and plenty of people will have already been priced out of their area. That isn't really the issue here though, it's about various developers ripping the soul out of it just to make as much profit as possible. That hasn't happened to ED on any kind of large scale. Elephant & Catle (Heygate / Aylesbury Estates).

Yeah that is just stupid. See also those bloody carriages people attach to the backs of their bikes and pull kids along in. Bloody dangerous!

Wlad Vs Fury maybe... http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/boxing/32471527 Hope it happens, could be entertaining.

I am too young, and don't know the answer. But I do remember being taken there as a kid and seeing a guitarist who matches that description.

I don't read the Guardian, I just have the app on my phone so that when headlines pop up in my notifications I can share them on facebook in order to annoy Quids.

Was a good crowd at Tonbridge.

Hang on, middle class lefties are moaning because a club is offering reasonably priced tickets? That's a bit of an odd one.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > set of humourless posters who all gang together > wanting to agree for the sake of it by saying how > lovely the world is Agree that there is a lot of this. Say anything not entirely positive about something they like (even if it's something you also like but just have a minor gripe with), and you're accused of being constantly negative.

Haha, they so SHOULD call it that. How much is a slice of toast with butter?