JohnL

Roast chickens always say the same day I think I reheat (thoroughly) next day sometimes and never ran into problems.

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 50 years ago, pretty much every schoolboy carried > a pen knife. It's not the carrying of a knife that > is the issue, but the reasons for carrying it. > DuncanW is correct when looking at success rates > vs different kinds of intervention. Most kids who > carry knives are copying the culture they find > themselves in (one of hierarchy and fear). They > aren't really aware of the implications of law and > killing someone. Bullies used to just beat you up > if you didn't hand over your dinner money. Now > they threaten you with a knife if you don't hand > over your iphone, and so the cycle continues. > > People get stabbed everywhere in London. So > comments about Peckham as though knife crime only > happens there are not helpful. Nor is any other > stereotyping, and that ridulous line from > uncleglen (clearly a troll) of underclass vs > educated class. > > With young people, the earlier the intervention > the better, but it's hard to maintain if the wider > culture doesn't change too. No easy solutions. In around 2006 Peckham was the well known gang though with "the infamous shootout" as mentioned here and the other stuff. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peckham_Boys not sure what the Time Out mag movers and shakers was for - a bit strange ? Seems to be a bit of a battle going on with that wiki page if you click "view history"

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > tiger ranks Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > my personal view is black or white if you have > > nothing on you what is wrong with been > > searched??? > > > > You might consider it an invasion of privacy if > you were completely law abiding and this searching > was a regular thing. There is provision in law now for stop and search. https://www.gov.uk/police-powers-to-stop-and-search-your-rights If I remember there was some opposition to these laws.

dogcatdog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does anyone truly think that the carrying of a > knife is a decision taken lightly? > > Whatever the preconceptions held about the users, > a judgement is made by those who carry them as to > benefits vs risks. Its a pretty serious situation > when a potential custodial is deemed to be a the > least worrysome outcome. I would warrant most on > here cannot comprehend what it must be like to > have to make this decision. Most people here (including me) are so outside the demographic it would be difficult, I agree. (I read the Evening Standard report on Angell/Brixton).

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There was a fatal stabbing of a schoolboy in > Ilford at lunchtime yesterday...outside of the > Kid's Company region I think.... Yes - what was said in Parliament by Kids Company was just strange. Wonder where those grants went really.

Is that Gentrification eating into the Peckham Boys land Oh dear. Edit: Of course it could be an outflanking operation against Peckham Rye.

Is this linked with Kids Company folding ? (I very much doubt it myself) 2 stabbings and a shooting this week. I felt no bad atmosphere for a few years now.

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes, in school I've heard black Africans calling > West Indians 'slave' and was also involved in a > case of an African teacher being clearly racist > towards West Indians. By far the worst thing that > I came across was a Turkish boy relentlessly > bullying a Turkish girl in class. I took him > outside and he said he was allowed because she was > his cousin!!!! > It is also interesting to note that the kids in > the playground all group together- in their ethnic > groups.....and the black kids frequently call each > other n***** > It's utter chaos rap stuff isn't it - listen to Jay z or Kanye ? White people aren't allowed to say the N word for sure.

Mugglesworth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Or, perhaps, they are doing their job. A pub with > vacant possession may appreciate in value far more > than any rental income it could generate. This > would allow DE to sell off unencumbered properties > to developers when their market value is highest. > Not pretty, not socially-minded but welcome to > free market economics. I'm doing the same with an inherited house (not my choice). So are the Chinese with half of central London. But an empty house is horrible really - same as an empty pub.

miga Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jah Lush Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > http://i1369.photobucket.com/albums/ag237/jahlushh > > > > ead/12109266_10153711593138493_2628899368328293186 > > > _n_zps8lr5usba.jpg > > It's a darn shame to see people lose jobs, but are > you sure the kind of steel produced in the shut > plants would have been suitable for that purpose? > IIRC there are many different types and it isn't > trivial to move from producing one type to > another. Just a thought. Is relying on Chinese steel a good thing though. Surely they'll put the price up once they get a monopoly. British Steel used to be high quality IIRC

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The clue might have been in 'we will make ?12bn in > further cuts but aren't telling you which benefits > will be cut'! > > The whole steel plant thing is a scandal esp as we > could have kept them in business building rails > for HS2. Shades of Atlas Shrugged there. It's a > bit like Conway shipping kerb stones from China > isn't it. Where is the backing for British > business? We happily borrow trilions to bail out > the city, but let the last remnants of industry go > to the wall. Still seem desperate to keep Port Talbot open - wonder how long that can go on.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Email Jeremy Corbyn about it Lou, he'll bring it > up in PMQT, your terrible oppression and that I don't know. if you believe the Telegraph he's gone native "Jeremy Corbyn cut a smart figure as he stood across from David Cameron in Parliament today. The Labour leader addressed fellow MPs as he wore a navy blue suit jacket, neatly ironed blue shirt and a properly fastened red tie. It even looked as though Mr Corbyn, 66, had trimmed his award-winning beard and his thinning grey hair."

I thought Barnes had a bad game in SA-Wales. Joubert surpassed it all (and then ran away :) ). Owens for the final (the only Welshman in the final).

evilmanic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > JohnL Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > evilmanic Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > It sucks that the amazon delivery person > didn't > > > deliver correctly - but Amazon will > absolutely > > > make good on this, if it was them at fault. > > > > > > I've heard Amazon ban you if you have multiple > > delivery > > issues - just that makes me not want to use my > > home address. > > > > Will always be a dropbox for me now (I didn't > know > > they existed > > for a long time). > > It depends, I've reported four issues to them over > the last three months (mostly deliveries not > arriving on time, but one where the goods said > delivered but were not) and each time they have > extended my prime subscription by a month and the > last time they sent replacement goods the next > day. > > Obviously, if you order 5 iPads and 5 iPhones and > they all go missing, then they'll take a look at > possible ulterior motives, but for common problems > you should be OK. Glad to here that Deliveries suck where I live :)

evilmanic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Amazon hasn't been hacked, really. > > What is very likely, is that your details were > compromised elsewhere, it's common that people use > the same email address and password combination on > other sites. > > Be careful when you discard boxes, packing slips > or whatever with your email address on, it's quite > trivial to use an email address collected this way > on a site such as https://haveibeenpwned.com/ - go > find what the password has been decrypted as, then > try and login to things such as amazon, gmail > etc. > > If you are serious about your online security, > consider using something like 1Password or > LastPass, these will generate random passwords for > you, that you can use on sites so that this type > of attack doesn't work. > > It sucks that the amazon delivery person didn't > deliver correctly - but Amazon will absolutely > make good on this, if it was them at fault. I've heard Amazon ban you if you have multiple delivery issues - just that makes me not want to use my home address. Will always be a dropbox for me now (I didn't know they existed for a long time).

The answer is that it's still huge and debt itself has doubled since 2010 (that's what you are supposed to say). The charter can never and will never work - the government lies - the opposition is amateur. But it doesn't matter once ttip comes in - government then stops mattering - as the EU trade commissioner said "I do not take my mandate from the european people" :)

Brilliant - All Blacks are in Swansea for the week (they always visit Swansea if they're in Wales) and they're being followed around by mobs of Swansea girls (especially Dan Carter). Distracting :)

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi LondonMix, > A final consultation about the Bakerloo Line is > proposed close to Christmas - my hunch is a final > proposal from them which may or may not include > Camberwell/Peckham Rye route. IF they don't then > the last consultation results will have been > ignored which will give us all opportunity to get > London mayoral candidates to commit to making it > happen. > So fear not - plenty more water under this bridge > before final routes agreed. > > Hi antantant, > Kent commuters have kicked up a fuss at the > potential delay to their trains if they stop more > i.e. at Peckham Rye and Denmark Hill. I doubt > whether a tory transport minister will insist on > these extra stops offending tory Kent MP's. > But we need to do something. I'm absolutely sure Boris already committed to Camberwell. http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/boris-johnson-bakerloo-line-extension-to-peckhams-time-has-come-8540510.html Ok - it was at Cannes so doorstepped a bit :)

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In fact I am just going to put you all up against > the wall. > You're supposed to wait for the revolution ;)

Wales losing 2-0 in Bosnia Suddenly they realise they've qualified for something (first time since 1958) Bale does a swan dive They all do swan dives and Bale does another with the team They give the manager the "bumps" Way way to excited for a loss :)

Quarters Wales v SA Ireland v Argentina NZ v France Australia v Scotland I'll go Wales, Ireland, NZ and Australia :) I might be biased.

Crackerjam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Take a rubby ducky on the Thames due west all the > way to Bristol. From there you can take the 37 to > the airport, fly to Rotterdam and take the megabus > up to KX Megabus is full of students - is there a better way ?

I use Thameslink if in a hurry - 63 if not.

I'm in the marmite hater camp.

Wales team out today for Australia match. Tipuric and Warburton, George North in the center, Anscombe full back. No Gethin (hurts us in the loose) but helps in the Scrum. Looks like they might be taking on Australia at their own game. Hope Gatland knows what he's doing (he should :) )