woodrot

2.5 Million tonnes of fish is used by the cat food industry each year go to DKH sainsburys - a whole aisle of cat food choice, mostly fish. 10% of the forage white fish haul is now used for cat food. The average western cat eats more kg of fish per year than its owner. Most cat owners would consider themselves warm, compassionate & caring. Most cat owners are poltroons.Blates

You say table leg, I say Harry Stanley http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Stanley

i hate pink floyd

I have to big bindipper LOLZ for the new improved striker free set up.ROFL LOL WTF etc

michael owen can fuck off

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry, long overdue. I never understood how you > could have such a bizarre concept in the first > place. I mean, we don't say, "ooh - an unlocked > car. I think I'll drive it around until the real > owner gets a court order to make me give it > back." > > This will clear a significant part of the squatter > problem - the middle class 'anarchist' - away in a > stroke. I mean - look at the squatter the BBC > found to interview. She hardly looks like she has > been begging in the streets, does she? > > For those that *really* need shelter, well there > are enough loopholes (i.e. commercial buildings) > that they will make do. Humans will always find way to make do wont they. Like cockroaches, the poor have an unnerving habit of self preservation

"Housing minister Grant Shapps said: "For too long, hardworking people have faced long legal battles to get their homes back from squatters, and repair bills reaching into the thousands when they finally leave. "No longer will there be so-called squatters' rights. Instead, from next week, we're tipping the scales of justice back in favour of the homeowner and making the law crystal clear: entering a property with the intention of squatting will be a criminal offence." http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-19429936 It would appear so

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You could probabaly post my response for me - im hardly opaque in my outlook . Given the changes made to housing benefit likely, I am concerned that a heavy handed application of the new improved law could cause more issues than it resolves.

no longer a civil item but a criminal one thougts and comments please dear EDF

Is this the start of something new in the increasingly evening entertainment free rye lane? http://app.southwark.gov.uk/licensing/LicPremisesGrantedDetails.asp?systemkey=834258 Licence to open until 4AM on weekends. Interesting addendum Owner recently had licence to run a club in Lambeth revoked after issues and complaints ( South Beach bar) http://www.lambeth.gov.uk/moderngov/mgAi.aspx?ID=19202 Based on an application by the Lambeth Police Licensing Unit for a review of the South Beach Bar on the grounds that conditions/undertakings had been breached and that crime and disorder was taking place. I have no axe to grind here, just bringing it up.

here http://www.parcel2go.com/?gclid=CLyhk8CciLICFYcKfAodGE8ARA

parcel2go or somthing ? they seem to take quotes from various supplies and you can select the ones you want based on price/speed etc. Worked fine for me- eventually took citylink due to cost and it went very wekll- though CL do have a very bad press

re nam anyway I havent been since USSR breakup days and can imagine things have changed a great deal - you could still buy French Dien Bein era Rolexes and omegas in the junk shops in Hanoi for a few USD. I may be going back fairly soon as it happens. I would urge anyone looking to travel in Nam to read Tim pages " derailed in uncle Ho's victory garden" as an interesting backgound to the Nam/CAm region - an ex Viet war photographer travels back - rather interesting insights to modern vietman vs memories of his experiences. Its out of print now, but worth tracking down. I cannot recommed Cambodia enough though - its stunning and you get a real feel for a society rebuilding itself as you watch, its almost an experiment - the good and the bad are evident everywhere, but truly fascinating.

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Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That really unpleasant side to your rather slimy > personality sneaks out very now and then doesn't > it, Woodrot. > > It's sour racist misogyny, where every Asian girl > is a dirty hooker. > > You can't get over your sneering, yet even as you > say it, you regret it. You're aware that your > behaviour and attitude is shameful and pathetic. > You know you've soiled yourself. > > I'm sorry you hang out with nasty people, it says > more about you than Asia. > > You're a sad small man, we all get it. > > If you stop saying nasty things, you may start to > be happy and proud of yourself. Try it. tsk tsk tsk 3/10

another tiger sir?

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yay! Vietnam > > Saigon or Hanoi are both must visits - Halong Bay > is great for 2 days also, hill towns, fishing > villages, the Mekong delta, beaches, loads to do > and see, very nice people > > Excellent, excellent! > > I live down the road and go every few weeks :) so did gary glitter.

woodrot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Huguenot Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > PS. Woodrot's downer on Singapore is personal. > It > > seems to be related to a crippling misanthropy > > developed during an unsuccessful financial > > career. > > > > I think he saw me criticising Dubai and it > created > > some sort of Pavlovian spite reflex to have a > go > > at Singapore. > > > dont you have to take your teenage miniskirted g/f out shopping expat boy ?

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pfft Most of the contributors to that site should be sectioned

https://www.petnet.co.uk/scratchingpost/stories 1st Story at random "...that's what mummy says, anyway. I woke her up early this morning by jumping on her with lots of meowing. And last night I decided I was lonely after 10 minutes of the lights going out, so I yowled and called for mummy until she told me she was there and everything was okay. Then today I wanted my breakfast, then decided I didn't want it when mummy got it for me. Then I wanted cuddles and meowed at mummy a lot, then when she tried to stroke me I told her to go away and walked off. Then I ate all my breakfast and wanted more when mummy had to go back to sleep, so I yowled again, using my special one that sounds like 'Mama', but mummy didn't answer : ( So I jumped on her on the bed but she ignored me. Then I wanted to play and meowed a lot again so mummy couldn't go to sleep. I think I am in a funny mood. I don't know what I want today." I know what you want - the electric collar

There is no reason to go to Singapore except to change aircraft

cambodia is teh nuts bludz

Fresh batch of orange liquid just north of the NCR yesterday AM. A nice haul of about 20 litres by the look of things