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I was standing outside the doctor's surgery last Monday and saw this happen. As a dog owner myself it was really awful to witness an animal in distress but very reassuring to see people helping Flo so quickly and effectively. I hope she is on the mend and that the operation went well.

I second that Nina. It's so refreshingly different an activity to have in a bar. This month's discussion (25th Sep) was about the philosophical issues around Artificial Intelligence. The next event will be about Tragedy/Horror https://www.google.com/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=thinkanddrink+event&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&ibp=htl;events&rciv=evn&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiEoNS9mfTkAhUZTxUIHemhBhwQ5bwDMAB6BAgKEAE#fpstate=tldetail&htidocid=AVqqetbkFNZBM_0cJpA8-A%3D%3D&htivrt=events&sxsrf=ACYBGNTmQEJMmWwKWQ7ziotAlFrpe3ca4g:1569697127802

the man at Forest Hill station had an alarming number of scabs which looked as though they had healed then been picked off.!

He was doing the same thing this afternoon outside Forest Hill station. very persistent

I just received this email too and had a similar reaction malumbu. I think 38degrees idea is to try and provide a campaigning voice to ensure that "the people's" views are represented and campaigned for. I'm of the view that Brexit is such a bad idea and there's no silver lining of any sort whatsoever to this cloud. I'm tempted to not engage any further with the whole post-brexit debate but that would allow the EU phobics to have their way and continue with their economic, political and social vandalism. Here endeth my rant, for what it's worth.

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm not sure I can find a safety pin big enough. > > We have a cafe run by a Turkish guy here in > Sydenham, we go there a few times a month. He's > been here for about 20 years and he's a valued > member of this diverse area proper. > > Today he sat and quietly asked "What do you think > of this thing about Europe?" > To which I gave him my "I voted in" answer and > that I found the whole thing horribly divisive > which makes it all the more depressing. My heart > sank further at a text-image his wife sent from > nearby Bromley. > Basically it was a sign written on chipboard in > felt pen, and propped outside of the door of a > place > > It said something to the effect "British passport > holders only. Any E.U holders can f*ck off and the > channel is that way (with an arrow pointing)" > > And sadly it seems this isn't an isolated > incident, this whole thing has empowered the worst > elements and given them what they needed - A > PLATFORM Seabag I do hope you encouraged the Turkish guy to report the incident to the Police. Especially as he has a text image as documentary evidence. I would also be very interested to know which delightful Bromley establishment is treating its customers in this way. I would boycott it and encourage anyone else to the same. (Looking for my long-lost box of jumbo nappy pins as we speak!) Ruth

Yes Otta, Sid Siddiqui and his sons Umar and Baasit (love them) The "geordies" are The Moffats from Bishop Auckland County Durham

I started out hating Giles but now I love him ! Also a big fan of the Siddiquis.. Gogglebox is great...one of the best things on the telly