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Not quite ED, but the lady on the bus says Roz-en-dale for Rosendale Road. I'd always assumed in was rose as in the flower?

ChavWivaLawDegree Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does anyone know if they actually implemented the > raffle in Brighton? I think they did... http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/3668278.Brighton_school_lottery__vindicated_/

Marmora Man Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't know much about this tram scheme - but > tram schemes in general haven't bee hugely > successful the South London one I know of down > Croydon way was never extended and is, I've > understood, regarded as something of a failure > both financially and in terms of passenger > numbers. I work near East Croydon station, the trams always look pretty packed to me.

How about tidal energy? Presumably that would be more predictable than wind or solar energy but you never seem to hear it mentioned when people talk about renewables. Is there some massive disadvantage I'm missing, apart from maybe increased costs to set up and maintain?

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Brooklyn Lager is great. They used to sell it in > Inside72. Maybe I just got a dodgy one then? I will have to give it another try next time I see it.

Tony.London Suburbs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ...and if you did hurt him,how many times did this > re-occur?..Even if it did in your example,my long > experience tells me that people are infinitely > more likely to continue with something if they get > away with it.Indeed they push the boundaries even > more.A thief will steal,say ?25, then ?50 and will > "up the ante" if there is little or no > comeback.... The point I was making, which someone else made earlier, is that it wasn't up to me to dole out the punishment and in doing so, I got myself into trouble as well. And to answer your question, it made no difference at all whether I retaliated with brother or not - he still nicked my toys!

My mum always told me that two wrongs don't make a right. My brother would steal my toys, I'd hit him, he'd go crying to Mum and we'd both get a telling-off. Ok so it's a huge oversimplification but you get my point?

oh I love Deuchars IPA! Was in New York earlier this year and really like the Brooklyn Lager, had some when I got back to the UK and it was NASTY. Not sure if I just remembered it being nicer because I was holiday, or it just doesn't travel so well?

I'd second Dish Dash, really really nice food. Also, the Rosendale has a bar menu which is cheaper than the restaurant menu.

I watched the last episode yesterday. The bit with Jonah made me cry. Twice. Apparently Chris Lilley did another series which had some of those characters in it-called 'We can be heroes' I think.

Variable speed limits as on the M25 are a fairly new thing and I would imagine pretty expensive to implement over short stretches of road. Speed limit changes can be for loads of reasons, although I'm not sure catching out motorists is one of them. If the area's been identified as an accident blackspot then the change in speed limit could be a temporary measure until improvements are carried out, or maybe there are constraints which mean it can't be improved so a speed limit change is the next best thing. Also, highway design standards change over the years meaning that what was once acceptable as a 70mph road may not be under the new regulations. ooh I feel like a right geek now, no more roads chat for me.

SteveT Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When I travel around trying desperately to stay on > the 'legal' side of driving, I never see a speed > limit anymore, but I sure see plenty of cameras > which seem to have replaced the speed signs. If a road is lit then pretty sure it is a thirty speed limit unless sign posted otherwise

Aah Boxes!! Although to be honest I spent most of my youth in Samantha's Nitespot in Exmouth :-$

Ah, poor you Anna! The upper level of the centenary were the same price, I guess the people sat near the Kop end had the same problem as you. What was the sound like there? We had a weird echo quite a lot of the time. Moral of the story, footie stadiums not ideal for gigs?!

Centenary, wasn't bad at all but yeah looked like the people on the pitch were having the most fun! Although it was lucky it had stopped raining by then.

I was at that too! Oh and hello everyone by the way.

Hmmm, me cycling is prob not the best plan! Looking at the trains from ED they'd be ok for me, just a question of whether there is anywhere nice that is walkable to there and say Herne Hill for the Thameslink.

Ok, thanks very much!

Hello, My boyfriend and I are thinking about moving to East Dulwich in the autumn, I was wondering whereabouts would be a good place to start looking. I need to be close to a train station that gets me to East Croydon and he needs to get onto the Thameslink trains (but neither of us mind changing trains if needs be). Any advice would be much appreciated! Thanks