red devil

A night at the opera is a must, even if you don't like opera...http://www.wiener-staatsoper.at/Content.Node/home/aktuelles/neuigkeiten/Spielplan_15-16.en.php

Dulwich White Gang...that'll be Tarquin raiding the Dulwich College tuck shop again

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Careful what we wish for eh RD/AM/MM? Well, a year ago you were in the same position in the league with 1 less point, playing open, attractive football, so nothing much has changed really...keep wishing ;-)

AqM, when I read your post containing the line... I actually hope that the whole building goes up in flames and the only survivor is the bull. ...I too made that mental connection with ISIS and their so called 'justice'...

What needs to be established first is educating the public about how much sugar/fats/salts they can actually consume, without this info the argument about teaspoons or grams is irrelevant...

Week 9 points... Week 9 table...

You can hire a dehumidifier from Premier Plant Hire... http://www.premierplanthire.co.uk/?s=dehumidifier

Tough early life, do you know what he's doing now?...

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Howard Kendall has died aged 69. Seems so young > these days. Yep, sad news, Toffee's most successful manager at a time when Liverpool were dominant. Hope the travelling Utd fans show respect for any tribute...

Both teams have better away form so gone for a draw. Watched Cass last night, try and behave yourselves...

steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Shakespeare and Co bookshop followed by a meal at > Le Procope. > > http://content.time.com/time/travel/cityguide/arti > cle/0,31489,1937013_1936990_1936850,00.html > > Tr?s rive gauche There's a recently opened S&C cafe next door according to the hipparis website, also gives a thumbs up to Le Precope...you and your Hemingway references steveo

dogcatdog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In cyberspace, some people cannot hear you taking > the piss Is that a bit like you can't hear a tree falling in a forest* unless you're actually there?... *Preferably one that hasn't been used in paper production

Errrrr, you do realise that these pages aren't made from paper, don't you?...

Fondation Cartier building is worth a look if you want to get all existential... http://hipparis.com/tag/fonation-pierre-berge-yves-saint-laurent/ That website might be worth looking at as a whole too...

I've always 'seen' you as an Urban Woodsman KK, this merely confirms it :)...

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ...The fact it might invoke > emotion in others is sort of the point. Exactly, and how the reader's mind 'sees' things. Wiki cites an example where an unwanted pram is advertised for sale, then it turns out that, unexpectedly, twins were born, hence no need for the previously bought single pram...

Same as it ever was...

Siousxiesue, you're a star! Good luck with future fostering :)...

I won't be blocking anyone either, by doing so it must play havoc with the narrative of a thread. Besides, there's always been a blocking facility, aka ignoring someone or not replying. Numbers, I'll PM you the password, don't want any old riff raff in there...

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Turned the CH on two days ago. I like to hold out > for as long as possible, but I finally relented. Same here, I think if you can get to the end of Sept without switching it on you've done well. Re. Comparison sites...found lower tariffs using Uswitch. Re. Tumble Drying...definitely an expensive way to dry clothes. If you're using it to dry 'wet' clothes, let them air dry first, then a quick tumble dry for anything that needs softening/fluffing up. Re. Thermostats and TRVs...this is difficult to say what's right and what works best. Most therms are situated in a 'neutral' area like a hallway. If it's in the main living area, which tends to be the warmest part of the home due to lights, appliances and body heat, then you will get problems with the rest of the home feeling colder in comparison. If this is the case in your situation I would try setting the TRVs in the living room lower, thus giving the other areas of the home more time to warm up. As well as switching off unused lights, switch off appliances instead of leaving them on 'standby'. Simple draughtproofing might help too. Or you could always get a Onesie...

Face it Louisa, you're a has been, Foxy's where it's at. Louisa is dead. Long live The Fox...

:)

It's back. Week 9 fixtures... Saturday 17th October 2015 Tottenham v Liverpool Chelsea v Aston Villa Crystal Palace v West Ham Everton v Man Utd Man City v Bournemouth Southampton v Leicester West Brom v Sunderland Watford v Arsenal Sunday 18th October 2015 Newcastle v Norwich Monday 19th October 2015 Swansea v Stoke

*Waves at EP & SJ...gone but not forgotten*

That must work a treat. I didn't like saying, but I'm looking forward to licking his face...a lot