AcedOut

History in the making....

Can't wait to hear you guys. As an ex-trumpet player (and attempting to re-learn at the moment), I love the mix of guitar and a brass/horn section. I have a few weddings coming up next year, so may be able to put some recommendations forward.

The parking suspension sounds sensible to me. I wouldn't want to park my car beside a motorway! With any luck the diversion will only last a month, although that must be really annoying.

Sadly I won't be able to make it again this month, as I'm back in Dorset for a family stuff on Thursday evening. Have a great one though. Oh, and if localestateagent turns up, tell him he owes me! ;)

There has to be a blanket ban, else it will be a crazy situation. People biking to work and then sticking their bike on a bus after a few drinks out in town. There has to be an exception policy though and in this case, the driver failed on grounds of social responsibility.

Terrible news indeed. Condolences to the family.

When did push-chairs get renamed 'buggies' anyway?

Did anyone catch the Peckham Rye shots though!?

I think double/triple push-chairs should be taxed anyway! They are dangerous modes of transport that force oncoming people into the road. Boris - are you listening!!!?

I saw it last night night and despite my low expectations, I actually quite enjoyed it. I thought the plot was fairly linear, but the scenes did jump around quite a bit. I didn't find it particularly hard to follow though. It's lost some of the original charm of the older films, but the action scenes were superb, if a little over-engineered at times. Not the best Bond, but definitely worth seeing on the big screen. How many placement advertisements did everyone count? I'm sure I'm missing several, but Sony Ericsson, Aston Martin (obviously), Ford Ka, Virgin Atlantic, Redbull.....

Surely it just needs a lick of paint and some new windows?

The price the land is worth depends on what has been approved (if anything) to be built on it. And the price psm is not going to be linearly scalable.

There will always be people that have lost more than others. There will always be people that have never had anything go missing. The beauty of statistics. I order most packages to work now though and I've never had an issue.

I have taken a bike on the bus before and the driver was absolutely fine about it. I forget the exact circumstances now, but it was during the day and the bus wasn't particularly full. I think I had a puncture or something - this was ages ago now. I don't see how having a bike on board is any more dangerous than a heavy suitcase. Of course bikes should not be allowed by default, but the driver should have used a little judgement in this case.

I stopped going after sharing a changing cubicle with a dead cockroach.

Still waiting for the Birthday present my brother sent me in August! I think it was CD's/DVD's. Not the first time I've had post go missing.

Tbh, I've always though of Polish builders to be better and harder working anyway. But cheaper, yes.

A surge protector surely. How is a solid state HD (non volatile RAM) going to help!?

?76 per month!!!!? My building insurance is around ?250 per year, but that's a first floor flat (Victorian Conversion). Still, sounds a little steep.

While you're at it, have a word with the government of Singapore. They know a thing or two about street lighting. We'll get the whole of ED lit up like a glowing beacon. It might cause aircraft to rethink their flight paths to Heathrow and City!

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"professional barstaff" - is there such a thing? Is it just me, or is the word 'professional' a rather overused term?

AllforNun Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > God it makes me laugh, Apparently house prices > have dropped 50% ! Are you sure you don't mean sales have dropped 50%?

A home from home.

How were your travels TODAY!!!?