Otta

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why people feel the need to resort to violence is > beyond me, especially when it's aimed at a private > individual who's just trying to create a business > for themselves. I fear these people are using > gentrification as a justification for mindless > violence, however, it still doesn't detract from > the wider argument that gentrification is causing > a culture of 'them and us' to develop around the > inner London boroughs. Abject poverty siting cheek > by jowl with wealth, in traditionally working > class neighbourhoods. > > Louisa. Sometimes Lou you break character and go all sensible on us. I completely agree with that post.

I missed Corbyn on Andrew Marr this morning, but the live bbc feed featured tweets from a real mixed bag, all saying he did well. Even a Spectator columnist)

8/10 Quids. And what Jeremy said.

That's somewhat dispiriting.

What Louisa said. And many happy returns.

Sugar free Red Bull. What is the point???

fazer71 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is it taboo? It?s not like a cartoon of Allah is > it? It should be discussed, it should never be forgotten. But it shouldn't be raised to make a point about noise. Anyway, this is silly, I won't post again and add to your issues. Unless you imsult me, in which case I'll be back :-) Hope you sleep well tonight.

Thing that shows that up to be a load of total crap is 7) E20 Olympic Park Has anyone been up to E20? It's a weird and souless place, a new Thamesmead for 2015.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Better transport. Younger population with more of > a bar scene. Probably better restaurants. Bigger > houses. > > On the downside... rugby boys everywhere. Perfect summary from Jeremy.

Fazer in all seriousness, comparing the denial of one thing to the denial of another thing is indirectly comparing those two things. Holocaust has no business being mentioned at all in a thread about noisy planes. No doubt you'll dismiss this and call me a moron or worse, but facts are facts.

DulvilleRes Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Stop being rude to Fazer! He has made a completely > legitimate point about aircraft noise. Lots of > people have backed him up in finding it disrupts > their life. If people are rude enough to call him > nuts for reacting like he does to the noise, he is > entitled to defend himself. The issue is Aircraft > noise - not Fazer. When someone starts throwing insults around (before anyone has said anything rude to him) they tend to lose sympathy pretty quickly. Fazer is an angry little man, and the fact he's compared holocaust to excessive aircraft noise shows him up as a very odd person.

Can't believe that's a first. Deserved tonight.

I do think Rocket was WAY overdone in the last decade. A small amount can be nice, but it was bloody everywhere, and a large amount really isn't nice.

I am a big fan of Lidl, but their doughnuts are f*cking shit!

fazer71 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Otta you're a disgrace. > > Insulting me and belittle me with your playground > bullying language. > > Gutter post very low indeed. > > Very sad I must be on the receiving end of your > vile post. You called me worse and itbhad to be deleted. Grow up. Anyway, aircraft noise...

What a total moron.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 400 Best post of the last page or so.

DaveR Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm trying to understand how a croissant can be patronizing I have to say, that was my first thought on the matter too. I love a pain au chocolat. And if I'm feeling a bit dirty I like a chocolate croissant from Tescos (not even close to being the same thing).

CHLOE781 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > there must be a reason for the variation in waiting list times!!!? St Thomas' / Evelina serve large areas. And also lots of people just want to go to the shiny new building with the helter-skelter in reception. Staff at Lewisham are great.

bawdy-nan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's been a tough ride but he's persevered That really made me laugh. Oboe is one of the worst instruments for a beginner, sounds like a duck being sexually assaulted.

Tube drivers aren't ordinary people ;-)

What Quids said. Whatever his faults off the pitch, both Suarez's both individual brilliance and the fact he's a very unselfish player who brought out the best in Sterling and Sturridge is what took us close. I don't think Rogers deserves all the credit. I tried to convince myself last summer that Suarez was only one man and couldn't have had THAT big an impact, but he simply did. I think most people realised that the team actually looked weaker with Gerrard in it last season, although they probably think he could have been handled a lot better. Basically I just think Rogers is too stubborn, and needs to broaden his horizons a bit.

DaveR Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "Any evidence for this or just your opinion that > every trade union member is over paid?" > > Trade union members are disproportionately > employed in the public sector (and becoming more > so all the time), and public sector pay is higher > than private sector pay In what areas? You don't see a lot of (if any) social workers (for example) working in the private sector. So I'd say it's a pretty sweeping statement to say public pays higher than private, when a lot of public sector workers don't have the option to work in the private sector.

Fair play, that's good to hear. So long as it's not jazz! ;-)

Was gutted to miss that, but was cream crackered.