Jeremy

He'd probably find it pretty hard to pedal, too. I wouldn't fancy being nailed to a cross, personally. Still... he did it for all of us, I suppose. Unlike the bloody car drivers who only care about themselves.

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Not this again... christ on a bike..

Not sure I really agree with the "honourable" bit though... surely a bit far fetched to suggest that people work in fashion for selfless reasons?

Jesus, I'd totally forgotten about the old tapas place. Never set foot in it either... but then, who did?

numbers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Am I the only person who thinks there must be > other areas of Peckham that are no-go areas for > restaurants? Bellenden Road is hardly the edgy > part of town To be fair, he does go on to say that this part of Peckham is a pocket of relative affluence. Still, would be nice to read a review of a restaurant in Peckham which doesn't go over this same old ground again.

Of course if you're not interested in fashion then you're going to find the fashion industry a bit pointless! And I'm pretty much in that camp, especially the high end brand stuff, which I consider to be mindless consumerism at its worst. BUT... how many of us work in various service industries, which if we're honest, have little tangible benefit to society? At the end of the day, if it's contibuting to the economy and nobody's getting exploited, then you can't really complain.

It would be good if we could have an area or island where people who wanted to live in this kind of community could go and just get on with it. Maybe they could televise it? Perhaps we could set challenges whereby they could earn food or other luxuries?

I didn't think the term was gender specific...

I'd be inclined to think that if humans were sufficiently evolved to behave in a cooperative manner, we'd already be there.

I think kristen did the right thing. To be honest I'm not even convinced the police would send anybody out, so no point waiting for them to turn up. Scaring him away seems like a decent result.

Is that a trick question?

Manchester and Liverpool are close enough together to become a single metro area. Still much smaller than London, but maybe 1.5 million or so, which would be a respectable size for a second city.

But we all make compromises when finding a place to live... always have done.

Grandly Fukced Railroad

Like a great snooker player... always three shots ahead.

To be honest you can be a complete pain. Surely you're not actually surprised?

charles, I think it's just yoga that you can do while holding your baby... not actually exercises for the baby. Still... kind of niche, I would have thought.

Baby Reiki clinic.

Looks like it might have strucural problems, given the number of props supporting the ceiling in there.

To be honest I've only been in there once in all the years I've lived round here. I think it's a pretty awful place. But obviously a significant number of people disagree with me, otherwise it wouldn't still be there.

* smacks palm on forehead... *

Regarding the new films... not much to say which hasn't been said before, the casting of the original trio is the worst kept secret in the history of cinema. But hopefully the new films will be better than the prequels, which shouldn't be hard because the plots, scripts, acting, and visuals were truly abysmal. Abrams is probably a decent choice... even if the films turn out to be simply enjoyable popcorn-fodder, that's fine with me - let's not kid ourselves that the original trilogy was anything more. John Boyega... congrats to the guy, hope he makes the most of the opportunity.

Looks like henry's photo is from Malaysia. Isn't there an online database you can search for registrations?

Urban foxes though... not quite so appealing.