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Oh walking salsa.....I thought you wrote something else

some random thoughts: in the long run there is too much debt floating about out there - private but especially soveriegn/govt and thus - inflation at a just above(if not there's trouble) targets globally - will slowly eat it, (and the real prices of houses away). This won't be great for us individually or as users of public services as neither real incomes nor govt spending won't keep up with this inflation. That's the only unhorrific way out of 'debt' but won't be at all pleasant, especially for the poorest/unemployed. Gonna a get sh1tter. But at some point the prices won't 'seem' so mad. London property's position as a safe haven for the very riches' and pretty riches' wealth is the main reason behind the bubble (especially as to them, the double digit % fall in the pound against most currencies back in 2008ish maens property prices did fall here) There was in trend terms a bubble in 1999/00. I got out smugly - that cost me ?100k net as I got sheepishly back in in 2004...... don't listen to a word I say.

I'll go and dust down my pitchfork and flaming torch (again).

what you need is one of those hardcore grime/dubstep pirates on very loud, you'll luv it

Of course it includes alcohol, it's calorie intake. Not even milik in my coffee on the '2' days...today's a '5', just had a Yorkie after my sandwich

Because ya didnae qualify

I did just look on rightmove and it's pretty mad

It,s not all that rational. There are city people, there are people who like the city for a while at a certain period in their lives ( that may be quite a long period)and there are some people that just don't like city life. Despite a couple of attempts I am a city person, expensive smaller house and sirens et al.

a fish Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > edd Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Yeah, but SE23 isn't East Dulwich, is it? It's > all > > about the postcode for some people. > > I don't see why. Well, technically I do, but it is > actually rubbish. And to be honest, we're thinking > of moving back to CP. It's got a more... friendly > feel to it, in my opinion. We've not massively > enjoyed living in ED these past 5 years, it can be > very staid, and we miss a lot about CP. Well spent five years then, still it,s only FIVE FOOKING YEARS OF YOUR LIFE so nothing lost, good work

Chiles just called Capello a dour Italian, racist stereotyping right there

Beers now, oh no I am on a 2

Butcher and Ince please....

Well. Definitely deserve the lead but could be a nervous 45 minutes

I've been interviewed by him a long time ago (just before he started being on TV) on a graveyard slot on Radio 5...we discussed football off air and economics on it, the football conversation was far more interesting and he was a nice guy

At the moment I am finding it hard to concentrate and have a short fuse.......so I don't think it's effected me that much :)

...challenged by the missus, forced by summer photos, and worried by an obese (according to his GP) forumite I meet on the bus, I've been doing this for 6 weeks now. 8lbs off...but I don't half get hungry on the 2 days....anyone else tried this diet for men?

Nothing to see here and people generally, really, really need to understand the proper definition of racism.....

Er, it,s a wedding not a rave in hackney

Does LadyD do this?..or if not I am sure she knows someone who does

*packs up tackle and moves away from riverbank happy with catch

The CPT was great

Agree absolutely, but we,ve seen debuts as dynamic (nearly) but then they fizzle out, I think another Spurs player, Lennon would be a good example. I think his England debut was hugely impressive?

The codpiece is soooooo hipster

Even I would admit the Guardian>Mail....however the comments on Guardianonline are often on a par with those on mailonoline in terms of mad, prejudice bile!

Still, half the teaching staff going on strike next week is bound to help........