HonaloochieB

Hey Yah - Outkast

Roses

ID cards might be a practical altenative to passport, proof of NI etc but the pro lobby tend to emphasise the war against terror as a pont in favour. If they can be produced by a government appointed agency, then they can be produced by others with worse intent. Is there a connection between the pro ID cards lobby and the companies who stand to earn from the contracts associated with them. I'm sure someone smarter than me can follow the money trail. CCTV - it doesn't work. It does not prevent crime which is the basis it was sold to us on. It's not that good at providing evidence after the event, poor resolution, the cunning use of sportswear to obscure a person's features and the impossibility of monitorring all of the cameras all of the time make it an expensive and ugly piece of street furniture. Detention for 42 days, I'm agin it for all the reasons above and think it'll be a great recruiting tool for those who are in the business of fomenting unrest among easily led 'radicals'.

ASR Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > On the subject of Gourmet Burger Kitchen; has > anyone tried the Indian Takeaway restaurant called > 'The Bombay bicycle club' at the top of lordship > lane near the plough? Its actually part of the > same company as GBK. Would be interesting to see > what reputation they have got as they are also a > large chain considering that GBK is not doing so > well. That's better, I can read it now.

Rush Hour - Jane Weidlin

Sneeze

People Are People - Depeche Mode Of course we knew it was a mistake Tommyboy, an Ian Hunter fan would never stoop to delibarately double-posting. That's nearly as bad as double-dipping.

The EDT.

Whatchamacallit

Thingamajig

Is 'showing off your Angus mini burgers under the desk' a euphemism, Lou-Lou?

You'd refuse free scran, Lou? That's just bobbins so it is.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And why would I want to waste my money on an > Oyster card and risk being hijacked by some > extremist or another on a London bus, or mugged of > my belongings, or left gasping for air and > somewhere to sit down on the tube, or delayed > waiting for a train at a cramped Victoria train > station. Hmmm I wonder if I should get an Oyster > card. > > Louisa. You're right Lolly, I've just cut mine up. What was I thinking?

I'll get back to you about that, Charlotte.

Actually Loiusa, buses aren't too expensive if you get an Oyster card.

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I see NC Road and Hope & Greenwood were featured > on that 70s BBC programme with Alan Coren and Sue > Perkins - same segment was shown on Something for > the Weekend on Sunday morning Alan Coren? Is he alive again?

Gadget

Morse

Red Patent Leather - The New York Dolls

Wrong

The Red Flag - Robert Wyatt

Whately Road.

Nights In White Satin - The Moody Blues

Vagrant

Flowers