Alan Medic

Zebedee Tring Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Where is it stated anywhere online that LB won't > be open on Monday? As far as I was aware, the > closure was to end today (Sunday). Nowhere that I could find but how many things finish on time is all I thought.

Anyone know of any reason LB won't be open tomorrow?

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > aquarius moon Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > What is all this Guardian nonsense? > > > > If you hate it, don't read it and there would > be > > no need for a six page thread. > > > > Simple. > > Not really simple at all. The Guardian does the > best journalism in the UK. No contest. > > But, its opinion pieces are barking mad, wildly > inaccurate, rather sexist and, in the case of > Rotherham, it turns out heavily blinkered. The > latter has possibly/maybe spread to its otherwise > excellent investigative journalism. > > It's a all a bit of a curate's egg - parts of it > are excellent. The rest smells more than a little > rotten. Have you not expressed reasons why you should like it as a newspaper? Otherwise might it not be propaganda?

I know your account hasn't been hacked now Mick.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/20928565 > > This is handy if you want to be updated about your > team. Alternatively, you are not obliged to use this.

Manchester United..........for a while anyway.

EW was for the first 4. Would have been equal to 5/1.Since when have I become AM?

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Yippee. Got a tip on a horse running in Tramore > in > > a 4 horse race at 7/1. Was told it was a dead > > cert. How do people know these things? > > For what it's worth the same guy has tipped Blue > Ridge Lane at Tramore in the 17.55, currently 10/3 > on BF. 4 horse race. It was 9/4 this morning. This horse ran last night over fences at Down Patrick. It's one that got away as I bet on it to win at 12/1 which BF upped to 20/1. I should have gone EW as it finished 4th but I panicked as I got a text about it seconds before the off.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/20928565 This is handy if you want to be updated about your team.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This seems to be more about VI people waiting to > cross roads, when they will rely on their dog to > basically resist if there is danger (such as an > unexpected hole in the ground). The dog won't be > able to communicate that tyhere is a bike coming, > and bikes being very quiet, VI people often won't > hear them coming, so you can see how these > accidents happen. Scrolling through this thread I wondered after reading this (not for too long), when did it become about six people crossing the road.

Establishments which fly the St.Georges Cross flag and leave until it gets filthy and falling apart. It shows more disrespect to it than any respect intended in the first place. Not that it's my flag, but if want to show who you are then do it justice.

On Facebook this evening I saw 4 relatives of mine had posted videos doing the challenge, much to my surprise . My brother who has prostate cancer, the partner of another brother, whose brother died two weeks ago from cancer (she was giving her donation to a cancer charity), a cousin and a nephew. I was just glad to see my brother looking in good form given I haven't seen him in a couple of years and may never do again. So as silly as it it, I give it a 'like'.

alice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > so to clarify you took your dog for a walk in a > playground and saw two people who were doing the > same thing. spooky. You don't appear to have a concept of clarity alice. You may do if you read the post you comment about first. However I'm not sure you are particularly interested in clarity.

Out of the blue I know, but I feel really sorry for Sevilla. They always seem to get a decent team and then have to sell their best players. If they want fair play in Spain they should divide the TV money like they do here. It's virtually a two team league each season, apart from the last one.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You still moved away! ;-) But then realised > Dulwich was where your heart was. > > Loz Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Alan Medic Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Tasteless name. > > > > I thought the same. > > > Me too. But perhaps unfortunate rather than > tasteless. Just imagine if what was the old Seven Eleven on LL was called the Nine Eleven. Now that would be unfortunate if it was still around.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/competitions/premier-league/11054725/Are-big-matches-really-that-important-in-deciding-who-wins-the-Premier-League-title.html On that subject it seems the team who does better against the top teams wins the league. Chelsea were an exception. http://www.soccerstats.com/homeaway.asp?league=england_2014 United did well away from home last season if you look at the stats. So apart from an awful home record their season might have ended quite differently.

I found it boring and didn't watch it to the end.

Tasteless name.

Will this possible sighting affect house prices in ED?

As in it's the same Mackay that Palace seemed keen to give the job to. Being wise after an event is not being wise.

It's rude to point Niall. I can say that to you as it's a habit of mine telling people with your name what's right and wrong.

I realised that. But how unless you handed back the phone with the texts still on it? ETA It seems it was from Moody's phone.

How does an employer get your text messages (the content) or how does anyone for that matter?

Bluerevolution Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/dulwichhamlet/news/p > ay-what-you-like-on-non-league-day-1274246.html Reading about the record crowd v Southport made me realise that was the last time I went to a match there until the opening game of this season. Been to plenty of underage games down the years but not to see the 1st team.

Unless I forget, if I'm shopping it's usually with our own bags which have been reused countless times. I just see plastic bags as a waste to be avoided. It may well be helping the environment using less of them but my gut feeling is that we're just bloody lazy not to bring our own bags if we are going shopping. It also may do some good in the short term. In the long term the planet will die because the sun will. I suppose it's a case of how comfy the place is while it's still here.