KidKruger

Jesus bro, just go out hang out and meet people, the rest will follow. You come over as a bit fixated to be honest and I sense some kind of objectification but hopefully that's just the way you write.

I'd get straight down there, sounds wicked. My missus said we're in Beckenham (wherever the hell that is) on Sunday, so if I can get in there I will (and review).

Popcorn at 100 Club (1996-7) Heaven Starsky & Hutch Omsk at 333 Club Plastic People Sol Y Sombre Wag Club Buzby Mambo (Brixton) Mirage (Windsor) also The Clinic (ska/reggae) and 100% Dynamite (same)

lol

'God' lol

Looks ok but very unusual stairs - very gradual climb (unless the pic has been stretched).

I'm open to many things though. Just not ju-ju men in the sky. Hardly closed minded to look at what's in front of you and say "that stuff's in front of me" ! Anyways, what you two smokin ? (and where can I get some..) Also are you a clique ? (or a cult...)

Louisa i don't believe ju-ju man stories. I don't really care what the truth is, unless it's gonna impact my / family's remaining days adversely. Loving humanity's ego trip. There's nowt, so get on with yer day as they'll soon all be used-up.

What do you mean it isn't true ?! Why not ? Says who ?! The rocks floating around in space - their source is known (well, the cause is). You can do better than this surely ?

About to make use of my understairs (currently a cobweb and moth factory), will post pics as per Foxy, since he's set the benchmark.

Tow bar

Barclays had a 2-week lead time. Santander same day, by phone.

Louisa I'd say the words "complacent and ignorant" are more appropriate to believing in a ju-ju man in the sky, than just accepting that we're stuck on a rock in space and that in a couple of billion years it'll burn-up as it falls into the nearest expanding star. Our atoms are like 13.4 billion years old, they're made from the same components as emitted from stars, hardly blind logic. There's no big purpose, sorry. If I'm mistaken please enlighten me as to the true nature of it all because clearly (you seem to be implying) I've missed something !

I'd say my beliefs are based on a reality rather than magic, ghosts and a ju-ju man in the sky ! So yeah, pretty confident.

"I think there is a lot we do not know and will never know about why we are here on earth" We're here by fluke, just like all beings and the earth itself. There is no 'why' because there is no reason. It's an emotional dependency to think there's some grand design to our existence.

"There are not Gods, only religion and religion is bollocks" Innit. Respect people's right to believe in what they want ie. religion, but the basis of religion is total pants.

What specification did you give them to work to ?

Dictated whilst out shopping - and copped a few weird glances... I'm not sure when my first curry was, probably as a young child living on the south coast. the family didn't eat curry very often it was a foreign food. however I used to have the occasional taste - but it was not to my taste. It was probably in college when I had a first curry to myself, surely at the Taj Mahal which had a brothel above. What I do know is that the student curry occasions quickly deteriorated into a series of sessions of who could eat the hottest curry or who can eat the most food. I was accomplished at neither. Over time I became accustomed and quite liked the madras curry it was not too mild and had a bit of a kick, the restaurant would give fresh chilies which you could chop and put into the curry to suit your taste. This is probably where my fetish began, hot curry on hot sweaty summer nights with students before / after a bout of drinking or a nightclub. I would like to think that I have now progressed from using curry as a tool of testosterone and actually appreciate a good curry - often curries from various cuisines / countries. If I haven't had a curry for three or four weeks my belly starts aching and moaning and whining and belching - begging for a curry, begging for some spice, begging for my pallet to be tantalised with gorgeous curry. Being a fan of curry I have an obsession with cooking curry Pakistani Indian Bangladeshi Thai Malaysian Indonesian and West Indian. Whilst not an expert I can cook up a great curry for the guest Yum Yum Yum Yum Yum.

older victorian conversions can frequently have shockingly bad sound proofing.

Chill the fox out.

I thought it was one of those TV programmes where everyone chips in and the whole street gets done - although there is a couple of streets in the area like that which I know of.

Huh ! Whatevs. I'm OCD so I do things OCD stylee innit. Free country or what ?

insulated under my kitchen floor but took all boarding off / entire floor up and used solid insulation (which has worked a treat). I nailed batons across the underneath of existing joists and laid the cut insulation across these batons and between the joists after cutting it to correct width. Filled-in any gaps with expanding foam. From an OCD perspective, I don't see how you can guarantee EVERY gap will be insulated if you do the job without taking up the entire floor, but I'm no expert so perhaps clever people do know a way. For me I wanted no question about coverage and no cold spots.

Let the tyres down. No harm done. Driver can reflect on how/why happened while pumping up their tyres on your dropped kerb.

It's basically individual, depending on previous history. On my left the guy built a brick wall and left the 'rough' side for me On my right the neighbour put up a chain-link fence (his side of the posts), which I several years later re-covered with fence panels (my side of the posts, good side for me).