Dopamine1979

Jack Foley

I've got a suitcase like that.

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I own a clipboard (well of sorts you understand, > just a WH Smith job, nothing 'pro', no aluminium > involved) but I'm fairly sure I wasn't in that > area this evening. > And of course there's only the one of me, so it's > unlikely I was either of the two of them. > Anyway I don't go on the knocker these days, not > since the unreasonableness and cussed nature of > the Barry Roadsters in ought 10. > > I still wake up mildly sighing. That's a flimsy alibi. We will be confiscating your clipboard.

Nice article. I keep meaning to check out Frank's.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Bear in mind, the Ivy House will need regular > patronage. Else it will go the same way. > No good people going there once a week, at > weekends . > > Foxy Once a week seems a reasonable level of support to me. This ain't Eastenders, after all. :)

Doc Martin

I'd like to point out that this is Page 3 of the Page 3 debate. Sorry. I'll go back to the Lounge.

It often surprises me how early in the day you will see adverts for alcohol on television especially on the weekends.

This reminds me of a film I once saw.

Threads like this remind me why this forum is great. That's such helpful advice from several people all within 24 hours of posting.

Pyramid song - Radiohead

Thank you for sharing that with us. A little courtesy indeed goes a long way.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My Blobby... > > Foxy That was my first thought too. He was likeable though, no?

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I complained to the emergency services and they > said there is nothing we can do until he hurts > someone > > You assume a benevolent society - I would be very > worried if the mentally ill could be banged-up or > sectioned at the say-so of coppers or passers by - > of course sometimes it goes terribly wrong - but > when someone is simply distressed, refuses help > and isn't breaking the law then (I am very glad to > say) there is nothing that anyone can be forced to > do. > > Of course sometimes, if people have time, they may > be able to help by listening - but a society when > the well-meaning can interfere against the will of > the interered with is quite a dangerous society. > > Individual freedom to be miserable without > enforced hospitalisation is, broadly a good thing. > Facilities shouod be available to help those who > have decided they need it, but not to force 'help' > on those who clearly don't want it. As I > understand it, he could have got medical help if > he had not refused that offered. The situation > changes when an individual becomes a clear and > immediate threat to themselves or others, but the > process of 'sectioning' necessarily is complex and > requires qualified medical (psychiatric) > intervention. This. Well said.

The Joker?

Was she pushing a pram? That's usually a dead giveaway.

This all displays the inherently selfish nature of cats. Although my wife is convinced that our two cats love us, there was an interesting documentary on BBC 2 a few weeks ago which showed an experiment that proved this is not the case. They just want shelter, warmth, food, drink and entertainment and don't really care who is providing it. But then again that's not too different from humans.

Oilworker used the word 'character' in his first clue which threw me also.

True intention - Jehst

When your hangovers are no longer just a slight headache but instead an initial feeling of still being quite drunk followed by an afternoon of such intense suffering that you long for the sweet release of death.

I saw a film crew in Peckham Rye last week. Anyone know what they were filming?

Too soon, Bob. People are still hurting from that thread.

JohnL your driving instructor sounds like a nutter. Unless he was a relative in which case ignore my comment and accept my apologies.

'A woman entirely financially dependent on the State has chosen to have a baby. The Daily Mail should be furious' - Chris Addison

Tony Soprano? Vito Corleone?