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Jessie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can't people be beautiful because of their age? I > find this obsession with staying and looking young > bonkers. Being beautiful and looking old are not > mutually exclusive. Agreed

excessive vanity (is botox excessive?) is very ugly

...and, can people stop calling them Boris Bikes.....it was ken's scheme that boris has claimed for himself

fair point

Saus01 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jeremy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Saus01, I don't understand where you're coming > > from. A 12 min train to London bridge means > that > > ED is a much quicker commute to the city than > > Putney. > > Jeremy > 1. London Bridge is technically in Southwark > rather than the City. Setting that aside, I still > need to spend 15-20mins getting to Bank, Moorgate > or Liverpool Street from London Bridge. > 2. The previous poster mentioned getting the 40 > bus to the City - this takes about 40+ minutes > 3. My main point was that, looking at two > locations in similar positions in North and South > West London, Dulwich isn't the easiet of places to > get to different areas of London from. This is > mainly down to lack of tube. how are you getting from London Bridge to Bank? Crawling? It takes 5 minutes to walk across London Bridge to Bank Station. You can be in the heart of the City in under half an hour- easily. You can get the Charing Cross Train 2 stops from London Bridge, which takes 5-10 mins to be in the heart of the West End (again- full journey, less than half and hour).

peckham rye has the best public transport links of anywhere i've lived in london

*too much money

smashing then you'll have no need to contribute further to this thread did i read that they charge over ?2.50 for an americano? if so, it's horrendously over-priced regardless of the quality of the coffee. Monmouth and Taylor Street are cheaper in the west end and city, and i'd be amazed if Anderson's coffee is any better. Who do they use as a coffee supplier incidentally?

Sigur Ros touring next spring Pre-sale here- Brixton dates on sale at 11.15 and 11.30 http://www.sigur-ros.co.uk/tour/

saw two police vans, two ambulances and police tape there yesterday (tuesday) evening

nick cave is the best person in the world ever bl00dy ever

whether (not entirely intended pun) or not it was just me, but yesterday felt like the hottest day i can remember in london since the record breaker in 2003. The air felt so thick. Quite unpleasant.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-19242991

please replace 'Oliver' with 'Harry'.

Apparently the most popular boys and girls names for newborns this year are Oliver & Amelia. Apparently (as I would rather cheesegrate my own eyeballs than watch it to confirm) two of the 'best' performers on the most recent x-factor were called Oliver & Amelia. I was genuinely proud to be British for a couple of weeks- but it doesn't take much to remind you what's really important to the people of this country.

A black youth has been shot in the Stratford area with a starting pistol. Police think it's race related.

ooooh, it get's you right there http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/olympics/19164612

if you're *lucky* enough to encounter 'The Whistler' on Rye Lane, doing his thing whistling at buses and telling them to 'F*&% Off', then he'd probably be ideal.

The soulless, heartless b@r$t@rd$ Who would approve such a thing http://londonist.com/2012/08/design-for-new-london-taxi-revealed.php

I've seen some obvious lame trolls before- but this one's as transparent as they come makes you wonder

the ideal visit is for the 'shot put' single heavy release that doesn't touch the sides

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > until the bell rings, and then all Hell breaks > lose... haha!

More of a 10,000 metres man myself. But then I do have an unusually comfortable seat.

Cheers, so roughly ?66m a year spread across all Olympic Sports. I guess it's such a subjective debate. For me, spending money on people's futures is more important. In the aftermath of the recent riots, I think anything that offers more opportunities to young people, is the best way to spend any extra funds available.

found out that Team GB is funded solely by the British Olympic Association, and the BOA is funded purely by fundraisers and events and receives no Government funding.