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I wonder if they reuse them. Or is there a room somewhere with a load of old bollards. :)

The mornings seem to be getting darker and the evenings are getting lighter. Is that how it works at this time of year?

Drive Slow - Kanye West

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El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Clearly it'll be harmful to those it causes stress > to and harmless to those it doesn't. > We're all wired differently. > > Penguin's post is spot on. > > For those who find it problematic there are three > choices. > > 1) get some help to learn to cope with it, CBT > seems sensible. > 2) leave East Dulwich for somewhere not under a > flight path. > 3) pop yourself in a cryogenic freeze with > instructions not to be thawed until sea levels > have risen enough that Heathrow is no longer > viable, or we have passed peak oil and plane > travel has priced out joe public and we now take > boats and zeppelins to get about (although we > might have run out of helium too) or anti gravity > or transporters have been discovered making for > noise free travel. > > Anything else is howling at the moon really, > traffic to Heathrow is only going up from > hereonin. You forgot Option 4) http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-ARmrXb1doEo/UA6LS9UbVmI/AAAAAAAAOUs/7zCbM6qrkro/s1600/Banksy%2B-%2BAthlete%2Bthrowing%2BMissile%2B50%2B%25282012%2529.jpg

I have underestimated the power of this forum. Use it wisely, friends.

Overflowing prisons in the 1930s meant criminals had to be jailed on bits of cable or 'The Ropes' for years at a time. History Picz @HistoryPicz

kford Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hilarious. Put the kerb back where it was, and > it'll never happen again, people will stand on the > old pavement, rather than a metre into the middle > of Nutbrook Street and van drivers won't roar up > Adys Road, seething after realising they've > smashed the company truck up. I agree. I'm sure the kerb was further back a couple of years ago.

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Ain't no half stepping - Big Daddy Kane

I agree with quids. I still have love for Old Jamie. I think he helped make cooking 'cool' and accessible especially for young men. I bought his Naked chef cookbook in my 20's. Also I cooked his porkchop recipe for one of my first dates with Mrs Dopamine. :)

I hadn't seen it. I might now. :)

This thread is great. I particularly love the Passive Aggressive exchange of terms of endearment between Sue and El Pibe. (Sweetie, Dear, Poppet etc) :)

Something In The Way Of Things - The Roots

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Horsebox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Run The Jewels by Run The Jewels (El-P & Killer > Mike) gets my vote. > > Released last year for free DL, it gets it's UK > physical release on Monday and has just been voted > 5/5 by Alex Petridis in the Guardian. > > It's rap but (probably) not as you know it. > > Good to see Baths get a mention! > > E2A link: > http://www.theguardian.com/music/2014/jan/09/run-t > he-jewels-review?CMP=twt_gu Good choice! http://www.thecoli.com/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/dj2.gif

Too soon, Sue and Salsaboy. Too soon. http://www.thecoli.com/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/smh.gif That type of insensitive humour is too close to the bone.

Streets on fire - Lupe Fiasco

Random song names will be posted by people with too much time on their hands. Who should really be getting on with some work. Not me of course. http://www.thecoli.com/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/whistle.gif

It made me laugh out loud when he was trying to assess a piece of furniture in his bleary-eyed state. ??Chair ??Egg. :)

It was good last night I thought. Funny scene when him and Watson got pissed.

That's impressive! Can you at least divulge who the married couples are?

Random query: Has this forum been responsible for any matchmaking over the years?

Very interesting points Saffron. The Big Tobacco companies have certainly pounced on this new market with glee.

Lucky sod. Make sure you give them your full name and home address so they know where to send the 1,000 cans. :)