Jeremy

Which track are you referring to? The new(ish) one in Bermondsey is awesome - probably the best track I've been to.

Laddy Muck Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > N is B Who's this one?

Surely "me ears are alight" was based on Desmond Dekker's "Israelites"?

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > CPT are definitely showing the Haye fight. Good stuff. Hopefully see you there (and maybe some of the other boxing posters...)

Wales

That is good news, Ladygooner. However, I did not benefit from them this morning, as a combination of cancellations/delays meant that I had to use the bus instead. Not exactly a great start to the week, after yet another weekend closure of the train line.

I was slightly surprised to hear you say that too Brendan, because of your obvious disdain for property investors. But I agree with you, forcibly occupying a property is probably a step too far.

Hello ladies... http://www.bbc.co.uk/apprentice/series7/_uploads/images/candidates/vincent1.jpg

Dee, Tillie - I don't think I know anyone who has a partner who fits your description of a vacuous bit of fluff.

Did they get in through the back door?

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Last time I checked Southwark had just over 5,000 > empty homes (out of 107,000) and 14,000 people on > the housing waiting list. I may be showing my ignorance here... but where do those 14,000 people currently live?

Yes, I believe it will. And it applies to other types of energy too, not just heat...

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Did he frisk you for spoons? I assumed at the time he was copping a feel, but this would make more sense.

Or just pop down to Sainsbury's and get one there... take bus/car/taxi home.

I hear you loud and clear Lawrence, but some people like to challenge rules when they are not logical.

I don't recall ever seeing an option for evening delivery with any company. Saturday delivery is common though - could you consider that instead?

Why is it a double yellow line?

If it's not causing an obstruction, why is it a double yellow line?

Guys, what's the problem? They only want to help you increase your financial intelligence! Seems like a great idea to me. And the cashflow101 board game is not only fun - it could change your life! This seems like a unique opportunity to learn what has never been taught in schools & universities. This Steve chap is obviously highly qualified and knows his stuff - otherwise he wouldn't be teaching it!

We met Tom Aikens briefly after eating at his restaurant. He's short, ginger, and grumpy. Is that really what women look for in a man?

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ancient Greek - Greek language ? Greeks ? Nation - > Sovereign state ? Sovereignty ? Socrates - > Classical Greece ? Culture - Alfred L. Kroeber - > United States ? Americas - Spanish language - > Romance languages - Indo-European languages - > Language family ? Language ? Human ? Taxonomy - > Ancient Greek. Nope. Sovereign state - State - Social Sciences... it's all familiar territory from there.

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's like pineapple on pizza. Euch. Fruit = dessert. Hmm, unless it's apple/cranberry/redcurrant sauce with a sunday roast. Or... erm... actually lots of things. But I agree about the pineapple pizza. Anyway... Love = French food Hate = French cars

Lawrence. The difference is that you don't cause a dangerous obstruction by eating at your desk. This car was causing an obstruction. It must have been, otherwise the double-yellow lines would not be necessary.

reggie - a worthy post I'm sure, but to be blunt, nobody seems interested any more. The Wikipedia Philosophy thing is more fun.

ibilly99 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > People are being mugged so they can buy this > rubbish http://www.sn1wearltd.com/ Straight out of 1983.