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Well then they should be the centre point of an area, not right on the edge of it. This way someone that lives almost at Hornimans can have a free bottle, whilst someone in the Dog Kennel Hill Estate wouldn't. That's not really fair.

Being good in the 60s and 70s isn't a good enough reason to take a risk on it now. It was shit from 80s - 00s. Rubbish location, bad and overpriced food. I hate to see any pub be closed for more flats, but I just can't see this being a successful pub again, and actually that stretch could probably do with a small supermaket type affair. But yeah, Dulwich Estate are a bunch of bastards and there is no way at all they should be a charity.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > . I'm so happy he's a Spurs > player. Until Levy cashes in next June.

What we need here is a Agatha Christie style scene where Red Devil walks in dressed as Poirot and delievers his list of clues, before DJ exclaims "and I would have gotten away with it if it wasn't for you pesky cliques".

miga Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DaveR Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > choose, whilst ignoring the fact that he says > > British troops in Afghanistan (essentially) > > deserved to get killed. > > I just did some googling and couldn't find where > he says that - is there a source? Yeah I've been doing some reading, and I think that letter from Tom Tugendhat takes some pretty big leaps of context.

BBC Take on Jezza's current hardships. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-34844762 Personally I wonder what he's actually thinking. Whether he's thinking "Jesus, this is shit, I wish I could just slip back to the back benches", or whether he's got a plan and Believes he'll transform the Labour Party in his image... From a personal standpoint, my view when he was elected was "none of the others have remotely convinced me they are worth voting for, let this bloke stir things up a bit, and then get a new, sensible but slightly left of New Labour leader". But I'd underestimated just how nasty things could get WITHIN the party (I was only 5 in 1983).

I agree with Blah Blah's post on this. Corbyn should distance himself from Milne, and I think that the threat of being seen as "endorsing the views of those who choose violence instead of political debate" would be a real concern to him. Although if a tory MP is concerned about "well-founded and valid concerns about equipment shortages" he should probably have a chat with George Osborne. I'm not supporting Coybyn exactly, but I am finding the constant press attention quite unfair. I think he stands no chance at all, but I think part of the reason for that is the press, and part of the reason is that the Labour party is now full of "New Labour" torylite MPs who don't understand loyalty and doing things behind closed doors.

Hmm, certainly SOUNDS a bit ghoulish. But maybe it's more a look at why he couldn't help himself, which I think would be a valid programme (with a bad name).

I'm all for NATO, but nuclear deterrents are so 1980s. I just don't believe it's a good use of a massive wedge of dosh which could be tar better used, even if 100% went back in to defence (although I'd use half for other stuff).

Just a nasty pissed up dick who is used to getting his way abusing an underling. Not sure race had any part of it really.

Bless her, not a good time of year (not that any time is good) to be introduced to sleeping rough!

Did you speak to her at all?

But isn't it crowded throughout the week (more so on a Saturday probably). Just not sure why not on a Sunday. Wasn't trying to be funny, it was a genuine question, and not that obvious to me.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Southwark+regulations+for+building+work+hours+

Why wouldn't they be allowed to work on a Sunday? Noise?

Yep I'd try Sainsbury's. Or try St Donatt's Road.

*tucks napkin in to collar*

How does Sue's post suggest she thinks it's about her? Can't work out whether you're trolling or the more unfortunate alternative.

I believe that no malice was intended. But probably would have been better if it had gone like this. > 70 years ago 1 man created a machine so vast it > resulted in the deaths of millions of men, women > and children globally. > > Foxy what machine has killed millions that was > created 70 years ago ? > I was thinking nuclear weapons but the figure you > state is grossly over the death count from that > machine. > > Hitler. The Nazis. > Oh I see Foxy, when you say machine you mean > regime - with you now.

I don't agree that public sector restrict the employment of white men. But I will say that white men are the only people that don't fit in to public sector minority groups.

This thread is a total nonsense.

I don't think there is a solution to the middle east. Do nothing and these nutters will grow and grow. Gonna blast them and we're the evil West. I just want to see more being done here to stop British kids getting sold on this shit.

Haha.

There is nothing wrong with saying that it would have been more ideal for JJ to have been put on trial. It would. That's not the same as condemning what did happen. I'd have liked to have seen him opn trial in this country (not U.S.). I have to say that I think it's a bit cheap using events of last night to have a dig at Corbyn. I do not think that I am a "loony lefty", but when I read this "The Labour leader was set to say: "For the past 14 years, Britain has been at the centre of a succession of disastrous wars that have brought devastation to large parts of the wider Middle East. "They have increased, not diminished, the threats to our own national security in the process". He would have added: "What's pro-British about a government that slashes support for serving soldiers and military veterans?" (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-34819130) I totally agree. We are just digging further and further in to a really really bad hole.

Uncleglen, do you still teach? And did you used to drink in the CPT and have a name starting with a J? Serious questions, as you remind me of someone and I've been meaning to ask for ages.