JohnL

I know Wales trained at Sunbury (London Irish) Wales went home after Saturday and were in the cryo chambers (really) at 3:00 AM The crack cocaine of international rugby it seems :)

And the Aussies are after Englands scrum too now http://www.greenandgoldrugby.com/?p=87053 There will be pressure on the ref for next week over that

Coffee usually - but started taking the odd cup of tea again recently.

Some analysis from Australia here http://www.greenandgoldrugby.com/rwc-analysis-know-your-enemy/ Gethin Jenkins still has it if you believe that - 45 rucks hit. Beware England they think you're not as fit as you should be - I have heard England aimed to peak for the semi's - which could explain ?

Well Corbyn is ready - shorts and flip flops on according to a recent tweet :)

bejam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am sure many will pop and provide advice- one > thing that is impacting the area at the minute us > the Sargasso weed(Sargassum). I am not familiar > with the lifecycle of this curious weed but you > may want to check nearer the time as to the > likelihood of it being present. > > http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/aug/10 > /caribbean-bound-tourists-cancel-holidays-due-to-f > oul-smelling-seaweed Mexico as well apparently.

nxjen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > JohnL Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > It doesn't intimidate me - it sort of makes me > > give them a nice smile :) > > "Is that a gun in your pocket or are you just > pleased to see me" Pulls out huge Glock. "Oh OK then - it's a gun"

peckham_ryu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've heard that the Met's policy is for its > firearms trained officers to carry their weapon > when they are working, not just when they are on > an 'armed response'. So it could be you just saw a > copper doing cop stuff, and he happens to be one > of the firearms officers. > > It used to be that coppers concealed even their > truncheons and cuffs, so as not to intimidate the > public. I guess they have decided the public is > less intimidated by the sight of weapons in the > 21st Century. > > Also sorry if this sounds pedantic, but "gunned" > can't be used to mean "carrying a gun" in English. It doesn't intimidate me - it sort of makes me give them a nice smile :)

So now they are after the ripper museum http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/cereal-cafe-protesters-plan-shut-down-of-controversial-jack-the-ripper-museum-in-east-london-a2957131.html Is Cereal killer a jack the ripper thing ?

That picture of Glastonbury Tor makes it look huge.

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Louisa Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > This is what gentrification can cause. Mindless > violence, aimed at people who are just trying to > > set up a business. > > Surely 'anti-gentrification' caused the violence? https://www.facebook.com/events/1688801828009848/ F&*kParade :) Maybe they should have gone down the 10 Bells and had a pint (for a fiver)

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That link says Wales is 4th? Try a CTRL+F5 to force an update :) 4th until this morning - but lose to Fiji and we'll fall to something like 7th - it's so sensitive..

I see them quite a lot now. Usually just patrolling ..... with guns :)

Wales 2nd ranked in the world now http://www.worldrugby.org/rankings But enjoy it while it lasts I suppose - Fiji on Thursday with half a team.

Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bob Buzzard Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Louisa Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > This forum has not been representative since > > about > > > 2008. > > > > > > Louisa. > > > > Yes, I think it was about August 2008 when > people > > from outside the area starting contributing > posts. > > Administrator - is there any way the IP > addresses > > of people from outside the area can be blocked > to > > stop them posting in the Forum? Are IP > addresses > > linked to geographical locality? > > Great idea, while you're at it stop people that > don't reside in ED from frequenting the pubs, > shops and using any services based in ED or > traveling through ED en route to somewhere else. > Terrific idea. Build a huge wall (I'll be in it's shadow on the outside) That's what Canada did in South Park.

Cometh the hour, Cometh the Witch. Gavin Henson back in the mix allegedly http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/international/72471740/rugby-world-cup-2015-gavin-henson-and-gareth-anscombe-could-be-wildcard-world-cup-replacements-for-wales Edit: Of course Gavin could have started this rumour :)

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I missed Corbyn on Andrew Marr this morning, but > the live bbc feed featured tweets from a real > mixed bag, all saying he did well. Even a > Spectator columnist) He did do OK in my opinion and McDonnell did Ok this morning too - even though one of the Sky ladies called him incongruous. Definitely coming across better - that's a start. http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/sep/28/jeremy-corbyn-authentic-brighton-tories

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Townleygreen Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > well done to Wales' 2nd XV. Incredible game. > > > > I'm certain England will beat the Aussies next > > week. > > I thought England would beat Wales and lose to the > Aussies. Up against it now big time. Wales injury problems are critical now - Liam Williams got his head kicked like a football (accidentally). It's like some curse :) Scott Williams out, Hallam Amos out. A Fiji win is not a given

monkeylite Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Pretty sure there are people who lives around OKR > who pays their taxes as well. But if they promise one thing then can you trust them with whatever they promise again - 10 years before anything will ever start.

Lazero Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > JohnL Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > What happened to the commitment made by the > mayor > > Easy for him to pledge to do some very expensive > things, though they aren't always realistically > achievable. If/ when they have to choose just one > option in London - "opportunity areas" always seem > to be the main focus. I wish they wouldn't forget > the areas left in between. There is a business/regeneration case for OKR. But they should think about both if they promise or not promise at all. It's not Peckham - but Walworth road and Camberwell which could with something. But it's 2015 and we are talking about 2030 - we might have flying cars aka Back to the Future :)

Yes Seems like a promise reneged on. I'd rather no line then if that's how they want it.

Lazero Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There'll be plenty of money/ lobbying behind the > OKR route - I noticed quite a few new developments > going up when I last drove through that area. Some > of them even reference the Bakerloo line in their > promotional materials. There are also loads of > businesses along the road that would love more > traffic and will surely help to push for it. What happened to the commitment made by the mayor http://www.southwarklabour.co.uk/get-involved/extend-the-bakerloo.aspx http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/boris-johnson-bakerloo-line-extension-to-peckhams-time-has-come-8540510.html

Burgess on Scott Williams "who's he" I'm sure Wales won't take offence :) Supposed to be said "Who's he then"

If they go OKR - It'll get canned - no champions. But London could have entirely changed by 2030 - we may have an entirely different system anyway. Edit: saying 2030 now means 2040 after all the delays IMHO.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is it Burgess v Roberts - if so that's your > answer. Big lads both. I think it is - Barritt seems to have moved to outside centre - facing Scott Williams.