*Bob*

I'm guessing the average age of its listeners must be about 40. Do 'the kidz' see it as 'Dad Radio'?

It's an ice cream isn't it? I prefer the 'exotic' one anyway.

On a more serious note: can everyone please try to do the right thing and have their identity stolen from the blue recycling bin, NOT the general refuse bin.

Salsaboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dulwich Fox for PM. Prime Moanister?

We had this a few weeks ago. Naturally we we both very shaken up. Thankfully, none of the things we had thrown away (because we didn't want them) were taken - and they are now safely on their way to a landfill site where some other unfortunate down on their luck person can pick over them - where at least we can't see them.

If I was buying a house now which had potential 'movement' issues giving me concern, I'd find a private surveyor (not one the lender or EA recommends) and get a 'the one in the middle' type survey (whatever you call that now) and spend the extra on getting a structural engineer (ie someone who actually knows rather than just guessing) around to look at the important stuff.

Never thought I'd see photos of your understairs, Sue.

God, I saw that at the cinema. Now I feel quite old.

How about this one?

Get at it with a lump hammer, Sue.. What's the worst that can happen EH? I don't think anyone will give you an 'absolute guarantee' without seeing it in person - to rule out anything weird or wacky - but at KK says, it's usually a stringer, not cupboards underneath. Take a couple of panels out, expose the bottom of the staircase to have a look with a torch and you'll most likely see exactly that. Then have at it with a lump hammer.

suggested topics for next Friday afternoon - Projected Insurance hikes 2014-2015 - Anyone been having trouble sleeping recently? - Your new car, focussing on the particularly excellent brakes

The UK is heaving under the weight of festival possibilities, especially for parents who like going to festivals. Why does it have to be MahoosiveFest or nothing at all? We go to one with a few hundred people; most bring kids. They have four or five bands on, followed by pumping bleep music to finish. The kids run feral during the day, with lots of organised activities; the adults get a good run at it later on. ?30 ticket. Car camping. Piece of piss. 'Fun for all'.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > *Bob* you've turned into Mr sensible pants of late! Alas I'm having an inconvenient busy spell of work - and am unable to give the forum my full attention. Hopefully it will die down soon and normal service can be resumed. Please accept this frozen bag of mushy, fibrous, grey runner beans in the meantime - as a token of my esteem.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seabag there's no difference between frozen and > fresh veg, if anything the frozen stuff has been > proven to be "fresher" because it's taken from > field to freezer retaining its freshness! Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jeremy, Eric and Mags sourced all their veg from > fresh local suppliers I can assure you. But why did they bother? You can't both be right. A excellent demonstration of arguing yourself into a hole.. again. Some frozen stuff is fine, but a lot of it has a gruesome texture, vitamins or not. Let's not be silly just for the sake of it.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- .. le moulin .. was VERY popular but > just failed to attract the new people into the > area. To be fair, you personally put quite a few of their new potential customers off by way of your EDF contributions 'on their behalf' back in the day.

Toys R Us, sports Direct, now anonymous frozen meat in a car park. The Old Kent Road is shaping-up as a real destination these days.

Could perhaps the council be lobbied for sufficient funds to widen the path, perhaps to three lanes with a hard shoulder? A crawler lane would be a compromise, or perhaps restricting path usage strictly to people over 1.4m, like the good rides at Thorpe Park.

I always enjoyed the occasional spectacle of someone seeing someone trying to wrestle a pram though one foot of mud, surrounded by cross-eyed munters doing big fish little fish to bleepy beats. It all adds to the experience.

Are most dogs there for emotional support? That's why we have a cat.

Bludz

The cats have clinched it. Welcome back.

Death

Garnish is disqualified. It could fit into both of the other two.

Socks Oxygen Masturbation

They're a bit more memorable. I don't suppose it really registers that much when you pass a Fiesta.