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Sorry, well said too Hugo

Tillie - agree - I can't even be that arsed to go on threads like this anymore as so many poeple just want straightforward answers, simple paint by number polotics and carry around their supposed 'thought out' views in an easy accessible wikpedia place in their brain to download whenever the'political' topic comes up...robots

Ted Max Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Disappointed in Murray. Had Gary Richardson right > in front of him and he didn't flatten the wee > shiteball. > > And, Ian Hislop's wife/ partner/ ladyfriend seemed > to age about 20 years during the match. Also > spotted: Jane Woodward not shagging Prince Harry, > for once. Sir Trevor sticking it to the > establishment again. And Ewan fuckstick McGregor > and his plain bored wife about 8,8789,08923847239 > times. > > Finally, I can't remember Ma Henman going for the > double fist pump, pelvic thrust celebration a la > Judy M. More of a flicker used to cross her face > as she realised the old boy sitting next to her > would probably be fired up for a bit of marital > ghastliness tonight. Plus Andy M's brother having puke rendering I'm gonna shag the arse off you later type snogs/leers with, I presume, his girlfriend

Infact I'm with you - let's go mall city in SE22, we could cover and pedestranise....just like like, erm, Bromley...great

I knew you'd like it and extend it...;-)

any "Ladyboys" Tony?

Oh come on Anna, you expect us to belive such a sensible answer from someone close to the facts? We all know tha it's because SE22 has a stratospheric crime rate and the drivers on Barry Road are all in their own version of Deathrace 2000

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't think parents with children are a > recognised disabled group, so Sainsbury's would be > under no obligation to provide them with parking > spaces. > > So logically, it's only a marketing gimmick. > > Sainsbury's obviously feel they retain more > business from a valuable customer base by having > them there. > > If they don't police it, then they must feel that > the gesture is sufficient to attract these > customers, who no doubt lay the blame for misuse > at the hands of other customers rather than the > management. > > Everyone's a winner. Indeed, to stretch the point further, most car drivers aren't disabled either, let's just get rid of the parking at Sainsbury's altogether, pesky marketing gimmick

Is anyone thinking of ging in the afternoon?

he's just bought a gaff in Surrey with his girlfriend Tony

Tony you're a very naughty boy, 2/10, see me later for privatisation amd withdrawal of your right to strike without a ballot

Fantastic - doesn't have enough for Federer just yet

murray's going out methinks

They are not gaps - it's invisible ink. Warm up your computers screen with a candle and all will be revealed

I saw the Boss play at Villa Park and Wembley too - Billy Bonds ;-)

Cinema -Dicky Dirts -Rave venue - demolished - hostel....good old Camberwell.. POW was a Villain's pub (Richradsons and Krays held meetings there apparently)

Great film MP - fantastic. I love the bit where famous northern actor (name escapes me) tells posh rat friend (is it one of the Foxes?) how it's all going to change back home - a fantastic mix of the idealism and chippiness of socialism all rolled up into one... Sorry about the name thing I'm crap with actors

oh come on RD - we all know that all those roads on 'that' side of LL always just vote for each other

This isn't an argument he's clearly got something for many. I wish I did, but like Keef and RD and others I am sure, I just don't get it at all. And I put myself thrugh his Glastonbury set to try and 'see it'....not there for me, apologies.

Philsitines - keep coal in their baths and use computers as TVs

Hermits Cave best pub in SE5 and SE22

There hasn't been a post on there since 2007 though *Bob*

From what I can gather, theres is no area safer than the other, but I'm sure there are roads where you think "don't go down there after xx:xx". Most of it, stick to the path

I had one of the most spectaculary maddest nights I've ever had in the Silver Buckle - that's all

MP - agree, standard northern myth, like how everyone from up north when I was at University made out they were miners' kids rather than farmers' sons from Derbyshire or accountants' daughters from Harrogate PS - I know what a Wally is but my missus and her mum looked at me like I was an alien when I mentioned the name recently.