hibbs

Thanks for the advice Trizza, I just tried this but alas it didn't work. trizza Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Check the wiring in the plug is still secure. > > If it still doesn't work then (after unplugging) > remove the bulb. Look into the bulb socket. You > will see a metal connector which makes contact > with the bottom of the bulb. Use a small > screwdriver and gently prise this up a bit so that > it is sure to make contact with the bottom of the > bulb. > > I have used this fix on a couple of lamps before > which have mysteriously stopped working and it > worked.

Hi My table lamp has stopped working, I assumed it was the bulb so I replaced it but no it didn't work, so I changed the fuse and it still doesn't work...any idea what it could be please? This is the lamp in question http://www.icone.co.uk/lighting-table-and-desk/miss-k/flos/philippe-starck/F6255000/ Thanks in advance. Hibbs

I'm in. x

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I didn't have a gap year as such. I started work at 16 saved my pennies and took a year out to travel Australia just before my 20th Birthday...I can honestly say it was the best year of my life...so far :-)

Thank you so much for posting BC45. Best Hibbs

I totally agree with Gussy, unless Southwark are willing to supply larger bins for recycling then it's going to get rather messy waiting for a fortnightly collections. Gussy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Collect recycling fortnightly? No, no, no! I have > 3 recycling boxes that are full to bursting every > week. If I have to wait another week for > collection where's it gonna go? I already have a > full green bin (2 babies in nappies). The only way > we could cope is if we had blue (or whatever > colour) large bins for recycling. Otherwise its > just going to have to spill onto the street or > I'll chuck it in the brown bin! Sorry but its > gonna have to go somewhere.

Hi H-E Will Woof ever annouce the winners of the forum lottery? Thanks Hibbs

I'm hoping to pop along to this one too.

Dribble

Hi Rosie I just tried to send you a p.m. but your inbox is full. x RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No no Mockney, I expect better from you. > Shakespeare put those words in the mouth of > Polonius who was a lot of an idiot, wrong-headed > and stabbed for his trouble. > > As for lending, well I have a few DVDs out there > with forumites that are overdue. I'll be imposing > fines... > > My take on it is pretty simple - lend nothing you > can't afford to lose.

I'll be there MP, even though I have to get ready for a short holiday too...what are you boys like!

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ???? Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > ...now, I consider myself a fairly robust sort > of > > fella BUT...crying, I'm always at it > > > > - All the obvious ones Funerals/Marriages etc, > > I'll as likely as not be off > > - Minutes silence for Bobby Moore at Upton Park > > the week after he died, tears straeming down > > - Reading Dulce Et Decorum by Owen can do it, > > - last week my boy said to my missus when she > > asked what he wanted to play "can we play > pretend > > dad's not in Ireland" (I work 4 days a week in > > Ireland) I cried for an hour when she told me > > this. > > - The ending of Toy Story 3...even the second > time > > FFS > > > > Do in need to pull myself together? Is crying > > alright for men now? > > > I'm not interested in this thread. I'm just > quoting the OP in case he comes back and deletes > it. Which if he had any sense, he would have done > already. Brilliant thinking MM!(tu)

Births/deaths/marriages = Yes Films = NOOOOOOOOO Sorry Quids I cannot bare to watch men crying at films and anything else really but then again I'm am a pretty hard face b*tch ;-) x

I'm a plus one now, the Nevstar is a coming! x

I'll be there. X

Really fun evening, it was lovely to see everyone. I have to mention the Onion Bhajis...they were to die for and definitely the best Bhaji I have ever tasted (tu) Top marks for the breaking of the chair incident, oh how we laughed.

I'm a maybe at the moment, I will let you know on Monday MP. x

Rose1983 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It does sound the same- we had the crime > prevention officer round today an we are going to > put additional locks on to obviously make it even > harder to get in! I hope this all calms down an > the police catch them or house prices will be > going down!!! Please tell me your last comment was a joke!

The EDF just isn't the same without your incontinence LM.

FYI: on the 1st April, Keef's band Baregroove will be playing at The Half Moon pub, Herne Hill SE24

Annette Curtain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I had great sex on the London to Brighton fast > train ( in the toilets of course ) > > The Haywards Heath section was bloody fantastic. > > I'd actually been at the London boat show that > day, though I didn't buy a boat. > > Any good to you ( we weren't in love btw ) > > N(tu) Oh you lucky thing, I have always wanted to do it on a train ;-)

mattjedf Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi all. Curry night open to anyone? Moved to east > dulwich octoberish and not realy making the most > of it at the moment so thought I'd check out forum > see wots going on. Can't go wrong with curry and > few beers. New curry lovers are Always welcome Mattiedf, see you 21st.

Oi at least it's clean Quids!