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rupert45 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Do That To Me One More Time-Captain & Tennille Double post...so back to...Lying Is The Most Fun etc etc..... Fun Fun Fun - Status Quo

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The continual meteoric rise of the use of the adjective ROBUST in sentences by the likes of politicians, police officers etc etc.

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Under My Wheels - Alice Cooper

val Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes we got our bed there in 1982 You're both right, it was called Doric Bedding (that's Abdabs and Val)

Surely the answer to the question is the age old answer..... golf club, rugby club, funny handshake club etc etc

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Don't actually have to be licenced to fell trees, the licence(qualification)is for working within the tree (climbing/ropes/etc) whilst using a chainsaw. Nevertheless, Loz is absolutely correct, ring 101 in any event so as Police are aware.

@ Roundabout - if that is a question rather than a statement then the answer is yes, certainly in the early seventies ie: 42 yrs ago it was, as I had a Saturday job there, but defected to the Co-op next door (now the row of estate agents) as they offered me Friday evenings as well!!!!!!!

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Well, Oggy, I can inform you that it used to be a Tesco store. Does my 40+ yrs trump your 15 yrs? (Won't say how many "plus")!

Killer Queen - Queen

Caribbean Queen - Billy Ocean

Wild Side of Life - Rod Stewart

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PokerTime Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why do they need a watch notice? Surely they can > get the womans address and visit her at home, or > the registered keeper if she is unlicensed and/or > uninsured? You're quite right, PT, and following a visit/contact such as this, then there is also an offence along the lines of "failing to give driver identification" if the Police come up against non co-operation. Think you have been casually fobbed off, KK. Hope you get it sorted out satisfactorily in the end.

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PokerTime, agree with you entirely, there is a distinct difference between legally and morally. I was just raising a generic point that people don't have respect any more. I am not necessarily defending the OP's course of action nor criticising it, but was merely promulgating a situation that I had witnessed, that surely stands alone and apart from any other reason that could be given for "reserving" a space. I am sure the last thing on a bereaved family's mind would be to approach the council to have parking legally suspended for what is, as you rightly state, a moral issue. Further, as you say, use our legs. So perhaps selfish drivers could indeed use their legs the next time they see an "unofficial reserved space" for a funeral, and themselves park around the corner. It is, when all is said and done and debated, a simple matter of respect.

Claire - Gilbert o'Sullivan

PokerTime Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But you can ask Southwark to reserve space by > suspending parking. For genuine reasons, such as > moving, large deliveries, funerals etc, you can > apply here..... > > http://www.southwark.gov.uk/info/473/guide_to_park > ing/2818/suspension_of_parking_bays/1 > > There really is no reason for people to put out > bins for these things, and if you do put out a > bin, drivers are under no obligation to respect > that. So, PokerTime,drivers are under no obligation to respect a funeral. What a sad indictment of the society we now find ourselves living in.