uncleglen

Never in a million years- Trekkie through and through....

Be careful in Brixton... http://www.itv.com/news/london/2016-01-15/woman-tries-to-stab-15-year-old-boy-with-huge-kitchen-knife-as-he-gets-on-bus-with-grandmother/?ref=yfp

yes, why on earth would you go into such a profession if you did not wish to provide a full service.

The BBC reported that 98% of junior doctors voted to strike...they did not give the full facts (what a surprise). 30,000 were sent ballot papers out of 53,000 junior doctors. 76% of those 30,000 replied, 98% of replies were in favour of striking That is 22,344 junior doctor out of 53,000 which is just over one half of them.

My son put some kind of signal booster plug in the mains socket on the landing and has no probs with the signal upstairs even for gaming unless someone shields the booster. Virgin is going up by quite a jump per month this Feb too

Otta- you cannot say that doctors are 'worth more' than teachers ffs....how would kids get into medical school without a decent bunch of teachers along the way?

I did say POTENTIAL ?75,000+ I have taught aspiring medics in school and that is what they (and their pushy parents have their eye on). With everyone falling over themselves to earn a massive salary very quickly in order to buy an overpriced house in a suburb of London then medicine is not the road to go down...there was a time when flats were ring-fenced by the council for essential workers (and before you all start up it was Labour that first introduced the right to buy into their manifesto)

we all know about tube drivers, and GPs for that matter. The tax payers' pockets are not bottomless pits, (regardless of what the miners and others might think).They want the kudos and the potential ?75,000+ for being a consultant then they have to take the rough with the smooth.

The post that people are missing was probably stolen by the a**ehole that attacked the postman.

It costs the taxpayer nearly ?300,000 to train a doctor so the salaries need to be offset against this cost. Their salaries are fair for public sector professionals imo Their hours need to be addressed if the sick are being put at risk.

Tupperware in ED- your having a bubbly barf mate...

I have a suggestion malumbu. Leave the very few trees that we have left in 'this neck of the woods' well alone and go up north yourself for the sheep. I hope the ticketing for the fireworks pays for itself but given the amount of security and stuff shutting off the roads- I bet it doesn't. We survived quite well before 2000 without the things

The sarcasm is overwhelming

Yes, if you don't have a car or a van you will have to pay for a collection- seems like you are being penalised for doing the environmentally correct thing. I saw one of their trucks with the mesh sides either yesterday or Thursday and it was absolutely overflowing with rubbish- including a bath (that would block a road)

By Jezza, I would agree if it's Clarkson...

No wonder they allow vaping ads. There will have to be a massive crackdown on black market fags - at least the extra tax on fags will make up the deficit from everyone cutting down on alcohol

How are they going to make up the tax deficit if everyone is drinking less?

If you do it exponentially you will have ?640 on the 15th day....

Main Dealers are always expensive- you are paying to maintain the showroom I reckon

Shoot You In The Back- Motorhead (R.I.P Lemmy)

Get some navy tape and wrap it round in stripes....perfect Dulwich hamlet F.c. colours

This reminded me of this http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?29,1561701,1567867#msg-1567867

http://www.lovebrewing.co.uk/still-spirits/?gclid=CJmb4rD8_skCFQ26Gwodu-YONg

Argos? There's one in Peckham....perfectly placed imo. It is a shame about the Sea Cow...their portions were massive, and delicious

(Noel Redding.....he died over 10 years ago RIP) Could be Gallagher- he was a bit friendly with the Chemical Brothers