JohnL

I suspect lots do this - but at least it doesn't make you persona non grata at the apple shop any more. https://www.macrumors.com/2019/03/05/iphones-third-party-batteries-now-repair-eligible/

"Insurgent candidate Rory Stewart kept the nation guessing about whether or not he was a real-life James Bond, saying he was not but adding it would be against the Official Secrets Act for a spy to admit his profession." Evening Standard

We all say you have to be prepared for anybody in your company to be run over by a No 11 bus but if it's just a small company there's not much you can do to be honest.

My "signed for" letter fitted through the letterbox and I wasn't in so they just pushed it through. Small thing I know but the sender probably gets a fake signature (or none at all ?)

NewWave Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Whoever they elect they'll lose the next election > anyway so its irrelevant. and when they lose > they'll elect another leader. > I know many die hard tories who are choosing to > vote Green or Lib Dem in the next election because > they're so disgusted with the Brexit mess That poll by Comres that gave Boris a huge majority worried me as would a Brexit Party-Tory Party agreement. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/boris-johnson-poll-tory-leadership-race-election-corbyn-conservatives-a8954861.html

SO many locations in this twitter account it would almost be surprising if they didn't do Rye Lane :)

but no Villanelle ?

BBC balanced. Calls for it to be shut down come from all sides regularly :)

When I worked for the NHS years ago they had Pay Grades (I was A&C Grade 4) and guaranteed increments every year until you got to the top of the grade. So if you know the grade you can look up the range. Maybe ask what a current member of the team would say is good (or bad) about the job. What about the NHS structure - I remember separation of purchaser and provider and formation of trusts but that was so long ago, but the trust must provide services to somebody maybe more than one.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > JohnL Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Anyway it's Boris and I'm reconciled with it. > > > > Please can he pick a good team around him. > > > I'm not..........but anyways. A team for what? His cabinet and any other advisers :) He claims that other than Brexit he's a one Nation Tory. No Nick and Fiona either please.

Anyway it's Boris and I'm reconciled with it. Please can he pick a good team around him.

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I expect the RED shoes were borrowed from > Corbyn...Lorraine Kelly and her ignorant attitude > just about summed up the lefty stance for me. And > then our 'own' Jo Brand goes and finishes off the > REAL attitude of the lefty remoaners and commies - > what is she 'on'? Brain and gob link severed for > sure I loved wearing a red baseball cap - maybe to show Welsh roots or maybe I just like red. .. and look what happens every time I do now :)

http://thepalmerston.co.uk/ just says "Welcome to Queo"

Humdinger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There will be plenty of easy ways to get to London > Bridge by bus once the 40 changes. > > I'm pretty sure TFL thought it all through. They > are unlikely to have put on blindfolds and pointed > at a random bus route and thought, right lets make > changes to that one. They will have carefully > considered the changes to each route by taking > into account that passengers can rather easily hop > off one bus and onto another at no extra cost and > very little inconvenience. The centre of London is > unnecessarily clogged up with empty buses. This > needs to change. They should monitor it a bit like a data/phone network - I notice Thameslink like the word core these days. But if there's an external (political) mission that might make things different.

I've heard the lamppost thing and it might be true but I'm not that worried about health issues personally. "Delivering the promised performance improvements of 5G through high-band spectrum, on the other hand, would require a fundamentally different architecture with much denser networks?something like 15 to 20 sites per square kilometer in highly populated urban environments, as opposed to two to five sites today." https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/telecommunications/our-insights/are-you-ready-for-5g Will we be able to trace phones to a greater accuracy ?

If I see racist, sexist or homophobic posts I'll challenge wherever I see it. Doubt this was obviously any of those tbh though. Some comments will kick it off though - just try calling a Liverpool accent whiny on a Liverpool forum, or a Valleys accent whiny on the now defunct Gwlad.com (which had a well used sin bin section) :)

Seagulls do that but not heard of Rooks doing it - until now.

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A lady died yesterday from a dog bite she received > last week, up North I think. > No joke. Yes I read that. As she treated the dog (vet) but not herself (doctor) I suppose it was an infection.

matthew123 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Click on the google link - > https://goo.gl/maps/h5YTW4QunvxmEKYr9 > > I took a left at this junction down Peckham Rye.. > and that this is the penalty notice i received I go left there all the time after a Sainsburys visit. The old Kings on the Rye. Edit: Unless something temporary was up due to the Rye Lane road works ?

Or is the arrow being referred to the sign at the top of Peckham Rye saying left for East Dulwich/Nunhead and right for Forest Hill/Dulwich and the OP went left for Forest Hill. Surely not - that would mean being fined for a Layer 3 routing issue as network guys would say.

Wasn't the bus lane was it ?

Hemingway Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Plus of course the consequences of frozen Rail > Fares when when that get nationalized, as most > people naively support. No such thing as free > lunches. This article implies Inner London is losing services to pay for improved services in Outer London and that's what the consultation requested. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-47909620

SpringTime Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > JohnL Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Humdinger Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > To be fair, it is still light at 21:30 at the > > > moment. > > > > > > This is quite shocking how he would assault > you > > > first and then rob you. Even though i doubt > he > > > would try something with me, it is good to be > > > aware. May i ask, were you crossing the road > at > > > the time? Or did he mount the pavement? > > > > I thought that - but they seem to operate on > shove > > you maybe shout abuse and then snatch and then > > they're gone (they watch you first too) > > > > I was so upset when it happened to me the > police > > stayed with me for a while - maybe because it > > shouldn't happen to me. > > > What do you mean John? Shouldn't happen to anyone > really. Apologies in advance if it's a special > case! Nah - It's me - I thought I had acting confident and deterring them down to a tee even when alone and after a pint or two. I was wrong.

Always Extra Virgin Olive Oil rather than just olive oil for salads and sprinkling on things and lower heat cooking.

Humdinger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > To be fair, it is still light at 21:30 at the > moment. > > This is quite shocking how he would assault you > first and then rob you. Even though i doubt he > would try something with me, it is good to be > aware. May i ask, were you crossing the road at > the time? Or did he mount the pavement? I thought that - but they seem to operate on shove you maybe shout abuse and then snatch and then they're gone (they watch you first too) I was so upset when it happened to me the police stayed with me for a while - maybe because it shouldn't happen to me.