Jeremy

If there is one train less an hour and they run on time, it will be better than the current service! But that's not really the point...

I was never enamoured with the building, but it's at least better than some of the other post-war stuff around. The co-op building, and the red-brick building over the road (William Hill, etc)... eurghh.

Southern set to axe 350 trains a day with new timetable... http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-36701300

cella Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This is an unpleasant thread and was never > hunerous to start with. Can it stop now please. Yep. Juvenile objectification of women, that the OP should have probably grown out of 15 years ago.

Salsaboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's rare that I pay any attention to football, > but Wales, fcuking excellent. This... exactly this. Don't watch it that much, but if more games were like that (and the fans weren't dickheads), I'd probably be hooked. I don't mind that they were celebrating when England lost. If they used the England rivalry to spur them on, then fine. I wonder if the England players were watching the other matches together?

Even mentioning it as a possibility is pretty disgusting.

edhistory Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It was a unique architectural survival worthy of Grade II listing. I'm intrigued. Always seemed like quite an ordinary building. What was unique about it?

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's so crazy, convoluted and Machiavellian it > might even get young people interested in politics again. A BBC headline described it as "real life House of Cards"... pretty accurate I'd say!

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Although given that women are starting to breed in their late 30s... blah blah.. etc etc.. Not the first time you've mentioned this. Why do you have a problem with women having kids in their 30s? Is it not a good idea to want financial security, stable career, etc, before having kids?

We need something to be proud of first. I'm struggling with that recently.

Pretty much what MM said. Except that I wouldn't even bother during the football, as England are shite!!

Indeed. A Penthouse. Set in a high class development, no less.

It's not open yet...

MarkT Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Which end of Whitehall is that? By Trafalgar Sq. You know... the higher end!

Good tune. "In the Studio" is of the few albums I still own on vinyl... rather a weird record, but a very clever one too..

750K to live above a supermarket... hmm..

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That match if anything was a demonstration of how a group with > average players can be taught to play well as a > team (Iceland) and a team of quality players can > be held back by poor coaching Is it also something to do with the attitude/desire of the players?

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > though there's theoretically a gentle slope from start to > finish it's really mainly flattish but with two > buggering steep bits. They certainly feel like hills. This! Big hill! Down.

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > LL is not on a hill, is it? Grove Lane/Dog Kennel > Hill is, but not LL. You've been living in West London too long...

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Isn't the roundabout at the top of Lordship Lane?? :-D No! It's the bottom! LL is on a hill...

Sorry yes... I'm saying it would be creepy if they did.

Name of road she lives on - creepy "lives in Herne Hill" - not such a big deal

I've been thinking... if there is a snap general election, and Corbyn is still Labour leader, and Labour run on a ticket of not invoking article 50 (or at least holding a second referendum). Could Labour win?

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My Gran was basically a Nazi - but we never let it > get it the way of a nice Christmas. Practically everyone's grandparents had the same "I'm not racist but..." attitude, I thought that was a given!

I had to learn a long time ago to put political differences aside when it comes to my parents. Just as most of us think their generation voted 'leave' because of xenophobia and misplaced patriotism, they seem to think that younger people only voted 'remain' because they like their holidays to Spain and cheap Polish cleaners. They're not bad people, but rather out of touch with the modern world (particularly London), and have no real understanding of how important the single market and freedom of movement is. It's easier to just pour more wine and talk about the weather.