JohnL

Deposits are supposed to be lodged with a third party scheme Raise a dispute https://www.tenancydepositscheme.com/deposit-disputes.html I had an overprotective landlady once - she gave me back my full deposit though even though I broke her favorite statue - felt so guilty.

OKay a blast from the past, David Mellor was on Sky News this morning saying how Boris should get rid of Rees-Mogg as he keeps putting his foot in it. I suppressed a little giggle remembering Mellor and feet.

McDonnell excused himself and left real fast, Corbyn staying for "reflection" and the contenders line up as favorite is Becky Long-Bailey (not Rebecca anymore it seems) Angela Raynor Lisa Nandy Keir Starmer

At the moment I can't even bear to watch Sky News and stopped watching BBC News a while ago. Netflix and Amazon over XMas :)

pk Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > JohnL Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Trinnydad Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Now this thread is drying up, it is > interesting > > to > > > look back at all the sneering, put-downs, > > > aggression, bigotry, intolerance and > ignorance. > > > > > > > > If nothing else, it is indicative of which is > > > really is the "Nasty Party". The self-same > > > undemocratic mob that pitched up outside No. > 10 > > > yesterday. > > > > They're allowed to protest peacefully - myself > I'd > > end up in the nearest pub which probably shows > I'm > > not one of those at worst risk from 5 years of > > Boris (there are some who claim to see > themselves > > in extreme danger) > > > You don?t think that the whole country will suffer > by ?tearing up the rule book? and writing our own > (presumably about how we?ll trade with ourselves?) Yes - but at the moment there's not much to be done so saving the batteries as it were - I am probably one of the luckier ones in the short term - long term I'll be a pensioner. I really hope he goes the real one nation route as with this majority the ERG are sidelined.

womanofdulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Prep Christmas dinner and veg the night > before.Scrambled eggs with smoked salmon for > brekkie with lots of bucks fizz- or > fizz.Everything after that is rather hazy... Well if that counts as a tradition I have some too :)

Trinnydad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Now this thread is drying up, it is interesting to > look back at all the sneering, put-downs, > aggression, bigotry, intolerance and ignorance. > > If nothing else, it is indicative of which is > really is the "Nasty Party". The self-same > undemocratic mob that pitched up outside No. 10 > yesterday. They're allowed to protest peacefully - myself I'd end up in the nearest pub which probably shows I'm not one of those at worst risk from 5 years of Boris (there are some who claim to see themselves in extreme danger)

A lot of people claiming to have put through applications to join the Labour party. No doubt in time for the election of a new leader.

TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Amongst the predictions of doom and gloom. At > least the remoaners will finally STFU..... > > Jokes people. There's nothing to say really - just let Boris get on with it and see what happens.

fishbiscuits Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well there's no denying that the Corbyn fanclub > have at least partly facilitated this result. > Surely even the most blinkered of disciples must > realise this. > > But as I said before, having a great local MP is a > silver lining. It seemed like a good turnout... > went fairly late in the evening and there was > still a long queue. The ballot box was full and I > had to physically stuff my paper in... almost got > my fingers stuck!! @AyoCeasar and Bastani unrepentant - say it's a 30 year project. They've lost even me :)

macutd Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > hammerman Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Not sure why this would be put in the Lounge > > section? > yes i agree. seem like a bit of suppression of a > popular post It's Southwark MPs so will include Harriet Harman in Camberwell and Peckham I guess ? (technically not ED) Although not seen it declared yet she's a certainty here.

went really when my parents died - i never kept up any traditions- My sisters may do.

A fellow Swansea supporter "Traditional Labour voters don't want Eddie Izzard or Stormzy" I think that's where we're headed and it's not inclusive. Labour held on in Swansea East, West and Gower - not sure what was being said there as I'm out of touch.

Oh well lets start by cancelling my Sky contract and go from there. I now feel free and owe nobody anything :)

Anyone who hasn't voted should think about doing so now.

and Dulwich Village - Dogs can't vote

And just saw this one in Tower Hamlets

Loutwo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just voted. Weather seems to be putting people > off. It was empty. > > Louisa. The reported Queues this morning were mainly Clapham/Balham/Tooting/Streatham/Bermondsey https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/general-election-2019-turnout-polling-stations-2017-a4311561.html

I tried to build a Garden Bridge I ran away and hid in a Fridge Who am I

Turnout in London especially South London very high https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/voters-report-huge-queues-dozens-21079845 "Atmosphere is very London: orderly queueing and no-one is talking to each other!" this is why I'll never be a true Londoner even after 15 years here I guess - for me a queue is a chance for a gossip :)

Just reminding Uncle that Time Magazine person of the year is Greta Thunberg. Just saying to cheer him up. Full fact on the Leeds Infirmary saga https://fullfact.org/online/LGI-photo-boy-facebook/

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Anything to say on the Tory lies that someone > punched one of their team outside the hospital > then? Or are you going to let that one go Uncle? Laura K in much bigger trouble today - loads complaining to the Electoral Commission She claimed live to have heard postal votes have been seen - and said "it looks grim for XXXXXX"

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's a link to that well known commie rag the > independent...(ha ha ha) so who cares..I did look > and I wouldn't get on a train if I was Boris > either- too much ridiculous hostility about. How > come the 4 year old boy in the A and E in Leeds > wasn't sitting on his mummy or daddy's lap on that > blue chair? An obvious stunt.... Translated for Unc :) https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7773387/Anger-Boris-Johnson-takes-90-mile-FLIGHT-road-journey-just-1h-43min.html

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Raven > > > The raven on the roof closed one eye > Preened himself against the sky > Picked his beak with a crooked claw > And settled down to wait once more > > In the house beneath the family sat > Tossing goldfish to the cat > TV dinners on their knee > And forty-nine lights on the Xmas tree > > Father?s made a lot of bread > "Someone?s got to make guns" father said > "We know it?s all right and there?s the proof" > "Our house has got a raven on the roof" > > "The next door neighbours, they are a joke" > "They cultivate a garden which they smoke" > "And send their kids to the local schools" > "They must be growing up a bunch of fools" > > "The next door neighbours haven?t a cent" > "We own our house but they pay rent" > "Property owners should remain aloof" > "Especially when they?ve got a raven on their > roof" > > When father was fifty he fell ill > Mother puts the crumbs on the window-sill > Like she usually did, but he died in pain > And they found he had a raven in his brain > > > Copyright: Andy Roberts https://www.thecinemaholic.com/who-killed-little-gregory-netflix/

OK Matt