Huggers

is the shop in nigel road then?

edited for obviousness

she does look very sweet and loved but i do wonder if she would really add to the cool kudos of the car thief in the way they would like. She's probably languishing in a side street, put there by the council, waiting to be reunited. fingers crossed.

Rigby and Peller in Knightsbridge. Well worth the extra dosh and you can always go and get cheaper ones in the right size once you know it. I don't think Bravissimo are bad but they use a lot of under support and harder materials to do the lift that R&p do with much softer and nicer ones- they also measure bigger than R&P. If you are a cup size under DD you will be able to get much cheaper bras there - its' once you are into the bigger cups that it gets expensive. You will still need to get them to measure you every time you go for a new bra as size changes all the time, though cup not back size. Agree about branches! don't like sloane square branch, feels like a franchise. Knightsbridge will only sell you the perfect fit.

the wild bits naturally resew themselves don't they and then sprout up again every year?

I love the Hob .And it's got a garden.

We put them there, we keep them there. Without us they'd just be rich shootin' and fishin' aristos. We also put rich footballers up there in their beckenham palaces. I think we could own the royals in a bit more of a waitrose way as shareholders, and they'd have to wear what we told them. Kate's dress would be decided on a vote in the sun. We are almost there, but not quite.We should also have right de signeur on the groom.

stick a note on the bike?

*dons enormous attention seeking hat, dresses dog in tutu, saunters past....

you list them in YOUR order of preference, but the lesson of history is fill in all 6 choices. Otherwise Southwark will fill in that list for you if you don't get the ones you put down.

you can cut through the cromwell road congestion- instead of continuing down earls court road, at the cromwell road/earls court lights turn left but get into the right hand lane and immediately turn right, follow road which curves left at end, take right at roundabout and then 2nd left, take 2nd or 3rd right ROSARY GARDENS which is straight through to crossing fulham and kings road. then you can choose to go to embankment or again, wiggle through to battersea bridge. Look at goodle maps to clarify this route as i am doing it from memory.

alternatively, to avoid the congestion charge, come in on the A40 and over the westway but come off and then follow signs for Shepherds bush/white city, follow the one way system A3220 via Holland road which will then cross Kensington High Street and curve to the left via Pembroke road. At the end of Pembroke road turn right down the Earls court road,which will cross Brompton, fulham and kings roads before it goes round the embankment and cross at Chelsea bridge. You can then either go round via Vauxhall and the route suggested above, or go through Clapham and Brixton, up Dulwich Road via Herne Hill and into Ed. Google maps is really good reference for blowing up and printing off for exact details of any of these routes. I used to visit my mother a lot in west london and so always went via Brixton, Clapham, Chelsea which is this route in reverse.

when we were moving in the cover of our gas meter was nicked while it was off for 3 seconds.

the concrete house has been empty long enough. that could do with some tlc.

Ive just danish oiled mine and it looks fantastic folks!

Huggers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > [www.dailymail.co.uk] _______________________________________________________ Huggers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I never imagined se22 would go so Daily Mail all > over our ass. ___________________________________________________ Huggers = Works for the Daily Mail Nooooooo! but I'm amazed how all very 'good on yer, little englander' the normally bonkers daily mail commentators are on this story. I only look at it on line to catch up with the latest insane conspiracy theories. I understand The Dog Kennel Hill campers are just there temporarily to be within the Dog Kennel Hill and Charter catchment areas.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1371117/Drive-work-I-afford-petrol-I-sleep-van-Builders-solution-fuel-crisis.html

Ive got wooden tops but I don't think Ive oiled them. What should I use?

do you see to the left? a 'john lewis' or ''waitrose'' as it is nowadays known. Oh what has been lost to time!

we had an emmajunga top and bottom thing. it's a swedish make and absoltuely brilliant. Lie down bottom and clip on seat on top. we had 19month age gap.

This is turning into one of the great legendary threads of ''pregnant woman in lordship lane smoking'' halycon days of righteous ire.

tonight's the night!

which I suggested too Minkey. Please don't let it turn into this- the action of a police state on behalf of the spirit of the daily mail:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3YtmBD_thM

we've occasionally had our circus friends stopping outside in their van and using our facilities for a couple of days. Perhaps they are doing the same. I never imagined se22 would go so Daily Mail all over our ass.

I have just seen this very creature for sale in the window of krystal chemists in nunhead lane. as soon as i saw it i remembered your post. SO if you didnt manage to get a replacement/find the original, there is one in the right hand window as you look in towards the bottom . there's a lot of stuff there so hope you find it.