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*never also see maloproprisms fred

Presumably no-one is planning on flying anywhere in the near future?...interestingly that nether seems to count for 'environmentalists'

A statement. My stag do involved Folkestone races and, comfortably( but sadly?) The Hermits Cave until the early hours.....although some pure MDMA meant that there was some mild delinquency

Holland always cock up FACT

I don't think he'll get in Sean - as that article says, too much racism among natural traditional democrat...shit, Bush got in by miles for his second term last time, inspite of the east and west cost liberal media creaming it over....er....forgotten

Is the local band the Buskers on Northcross Road at the end of last year? - I thought they were rather good

nope - it's hideously watchable for a couple of weeks, plus....I make the most money betting on the celebrity shows so it's all research

I feel a Marvin Gaye song coming on....

*employer and numerous other typos

bawdy-nan, you clearly know a lot about this so maybe you can help me with my 'prejudice' but when I've had private health (I worked in spain for a year so my employmee covered my family) my experience was far better - admittedly slightly based on the cosmetic facts that appointments were easy to make, happened on time and facilities etc seemed cleaner brightr etc rather than any demonstartable clincal competence (which thankfully wasn't needed) however, to slightly hypocritically go back to my personal experience, anectodotally my health concerns were dealt with thoroughly too (after all you are paying for it directly) whereas on a standard GP visit it feels like they've got 5 mins to deal with you to keep on schedule (which is annoying as you are paying for it indirectly). Anyway, it 'feels' to me that the system is basically broken (and will get worse given demographics, increased demand and increase sophistication of treatment) and the current use of private agencies is a political compromise, a sticking plaster solution when root and branch reform is needed.

evening scummer, I used to like Daniel Day Lewis for a while;-)

I reckon Sean grassed us all up.....splitter

Davina McCall....mmmmmmmm......yum yum

....it's started again, god save us

Yummy mummys surely, scared of their dinkums getting burnt

Yup ATG, agree - it's why many old school fans increasingly despair of the hole bleedin' circus...i may join Mockney at Dulwich Hamlet next year

He supports West Ham.......good man

random examples of personal experience of private births going wrong hardly constitute an argument...it's up there with..."smoking doesn't do you any harm, my grandad smoked 20 a day from when he was 13 and lived into his 90s".....if someone can get me some facs that demonstrate this 'truth' I'll believe them

Lowest common denominator rules ok

If we have another child, we're going private without a shadow of a doubt for whatever reasons the level of attention you get is frighteningly poor...to be clear I am NOT blaming the overworked personnel here. Naively with my first and with my eyes a bit more open with the second we went through Kings...scarily left on your own or often with pretty junior midwives...plus a scary sense that half the agenda is protecting themselves from any potential litigation if something goes wrong..and of course in most cases it doesn't so keep those fingers crossed senior management. Of course, if there was an incentive (tax break say) or some form of choice/vouchers system encouraging private use then that would releave pressure on the overstretched universal system to the bebnefit of all and so improving an (admittedly now a two tier system) at all levels, but oh no, dogma tells us that's privatisation and the NHS is a sacred cow....and so we put up with an overstreched/and often failing system...........(see also Education). Gawd the well intentioned liberal left create a lot of unworkable crap with their 'principles'.....

I've a sharpened pitchfork if we're ready....it's mainly their fault that Northcross Road is like it is rather than boarded up sqauts. Burn 'em out.

If you really want to pick up woman then I suggest Camberwell

The number 12, once one of the classic bus rides in London, is now 3rd class travel, I avoid it

Surely some mistake?

Actually, wine bars make me puke even when I've not been drinking in them