KidKruger

On that note. Anyone sitting on ?1m equity who doesn't sell before March 2019 may well find themselves sitting on ?750K equity soon after. Sell now unless you can afford to lose that kind of money. You can always buy back in a couple of years later and actually turn a profit.

Sorry penguin I don?t agree, though your posts are always educational and well thought-out. Every travelling community I?ve seen in UK does seem to insist they?re misunderstood and oppressed (and I?m not saying they?re wrong). So, for me, my comments are reasonable. I?m not hating anyone, just calling it out about right on these piss-takers. The muppets at the BT TE will not be holding their hands up agreeing that they?re disingenuous opportunists will they !

Walked past last night. Shocking mess there. Unfortunately done by a community who will insist they?re misunderstood and oppressed by wider society. Their reputation precedes them, then they live up to it just make sure. Pricks.

xapis85 "Unfortunately we have a clear view of the site from our window and it was empty before, now full and it's the same truck coming back and forth with full loads of rubbish." Please do ID the lorry and tell council because there's a risk the travellers get blamed for this and anyway it's looking like fly-tipping which Southwark should have an interest in.

the land has been clearly unused and neglected for some time now. if someone can make use of it in the interim without soiling the local environment and polluting with rubbish that's OK, no ?

Twat is a word that gets through the 'security'. Something I'm sure John Cooper Clark would appreciate. OP - I'd only remove the scaffolding (by whatever means that eventually is) AFTER I'm sure the building work is entirely complete and robust / I've had it checked. Once it's down you'll pay an arm and a leg to get scaffolding put up again.

Owt & Nowt

?momentary lapse in concentration / judgement? If Council didn?t act on ?justifications? like that, utter anarchy would ensue.

"interesting also to see the use of cultural relativism - 'thais do it differently' - as a justification. " 'justification' for what ?!

It was an honest mistake on the part of the coach. Thai culture is very different and subtle compared to ours and us speculating from England on who should 'pay' for what is sort of irrelevant. The comment above about less infatuation with 'blame' in the region is spot on. There won't be a person in Thailand, the region, perhaps a great part of the world, not aware of the dangers of caves by now. This will already have done more for overall future safety than publicly bollocking a football coach will. Thank heavens this didn't happen in UK, he'd have been torn to shreds.

this turd cannot be polished, rolled in glitter, etc. it was a loss, the score is the giveaway ! and regarding '2nd'... No. England has yet another game to establish whether they came 3rd or 4th, no ?

England lost.

I have to say, if someone had my phone in their house I'd be knocking for it (and watching for it to be switched-off) after I'd knocked. With witnesses obvs (tougher friends).

civil, pls read my post. Thanks, KK

does the tracking only work when stolen phone is switched on ?

It was a lot drier when they went in. There were a few narrow passes to make it interesting. There was no guide, but they were with the coach who either was a complete novice (perhaps explaining why they went in so deep - naivety) or had been in the caves before at that time of year and had had a good experience he wanted to share with his team. A downpour caused water levels to rise to the point where they had no chance of returning the way they came, then they had to vacate the cavern they were in when it filled-up. I think a lot of luck was involved in this story, given the age of the team and the outcomes that were possible (inevitable ?) from waters rising in underwater caves. Top marks to the search party who penetrated some way to find the team. It's interesting the 'quarantine' the kids are going through at the moment, I don't know enough to understand what infections the medical team fear.

?Loss of nest sites through renovations and loft conversions is hastening their decline? How did swifts survive before houses and lofts were invented ?

Just renewed kids? passports, took 10 days from submission at P.O. to receipt of new passport and accompanying original docs. ETA: It took 10 days NOT 20 !

if you're near Goose Green then you can walk to Peckham Rye station in 15mins, so you aren't hostage to ED station (phantom) service. PR station has Overground and links to Clapham, London bridge, Victoria, Luton/St. Albans. plus Peckham Rye street certainly ain't anything like HOP, so a bit more variety/option, when mixed with ED features.

"..... there was a message on the bottle" A year has passed since I wrote my note But I should have known this right from the start Only hope can keep me together Love can mend your life But love can break your heart

I recommend the weekly evening mixed media course at Art Academy, Borough. Pencil, charcoal, clay, acrylic paint over 10 weeks. PM if you want detail.

anybody using an air rifle in the street or any public place should be reported to the police immediately it is witnessed. this is not only an animal welfare issue, just as using a shotgun on a fox in the street would not be.

"This hedgerow is teemimg with insect and birdlife " In which case grow the hedge deeper towards the rear, rather than to the front, over the public pavement. There's a garden behind the hedge which can accommodate deepening of the hedge if that is desired - unlike the pavement !

?No 'someone' has the right to do that.? Shame, 5mins with a petrol hedge trimmer would sort a few of those feckin hedges. Throwing the cutting into the owners? front yards, of course.

Good crowd, including the other staff too.