seenbeen

dig it up yourself, bit by bit, and put gravel and plants there

vile examples of human beings

Azalea Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I?m resurrecting this thread to find out if any > controls have been put on commercial dig walkers. I doubt it- On Friday I saw a man with 5 dogs large to smallish walking them in Barry Road near Goodrich Road. BTW: One benefit of the light coloured paving is that you can spot the excrement a mile off now!

Oh dear- whatever is M and S thinking of https://www.pinknews.co.uk/2018/05/17/anti-gay-church-that-believes-headaches-are-caused-by-demons-approved-in-belfast/

snoopy17 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I continue to shop there because I like the food > they sell, why should I shop elsewhere when I have > been shopping in this shop for thirty years. > > all supermarkets have horribly staff Sainsburys > just have the worst out of all of them. Nowadays we have the option to Scan and shop- it's a breeze and you don't have to talk to anyone. Who was it said 'Hell is other people'?

Yes- there are loads in Ruskin Park- maybe that's why they are there

I got a castle silicon mold from TK Maxx, 2 packets of instant cake mix from sainsburys....job done for less than a tenner...and I've still got the mold

singalto Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why have the Greens chosen such a high profile > candidate but are making no effort to encourage > people to vote for them? I've had 2 leaflets from them- not very green

micromacromonkey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > tl;dr > > A long list of Keynsian economists (principal > signatory David Blanchflower) are backing Labour > over the Tories. Really- but that means higher government spending and LOWER taxes.. Labour are good at the former and rubbish at the latter.

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > and each household requires a separate mains water > supply > > I had understood (happy to stand corrected) that > this was for sewers and drains - but of course the > consequences of increased densities still apply. > Additionally more rainfall leads to more run-off > and demands on drains. Yes- more lavatories too- most old houses around here have ONE toilet and bathroom but you can bet that any extensions, conversions etc will require at least 2 if not more....in fact I'm sure I saw a house conversion for sale on Crystal Palace Road that boasted 5 bathrooms...

The BBC needs to repeat their Rogue Traders series....

I've given up around here- the last time I had my favourite- Spare ribs- they tasted like they had been dipped in bog cleaner. Waggamamas for me everytime

No indication of which school it is? If it is a local authority school then the local council pays from the education budget. Every cuoncil has a team of Educational Psychologists

Put it in someone else's brown bin- most people won't mind- not much garden stuff this time of year now

mrwb Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cast your vote wisely? > > Who closed almost all the police stations and cut > numbers to the bone? > > From what I can see the police no longer even > bother with petty theft? > > None of the parties are offering anything > particularly credible. Depressing times. A lot of petty theft can be avoided- as in not leaving stuff in the car or using a mobile in the street. Today I saw a respectable looking young woman in Sainsbury's weigh a potato and put a sticker on it then walk off and put that and an onion (which she did not weigh) in a trolley....

alice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > London state secondaries are now so good that > private schools are having to trawl further to > fill. Yes unlike when Harriet Harman felt the need to send her son to St. Olaves Boys Grammar in Orpington around 1995...

Heber is the same- all through the holiday periods, every weekend, all night- lights left on, windows left open.

cella Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > God help us all then with what Johnson will > unleash on the country if these flimsy reasons are > why you are going to support him and everything he > represents. What- other than Brexit- is Boris representing- and therefore upholding the democracy? I have quite honestly never found a politician in the UK frightening- until Corbyn.

'Healthy Streets'- you must be joking! I've been out for a walk this evening and I could barely breathe around Landells Road, Jennings Road, Landcroft Road for the wood smoke in the air- the cars are nothing in comparison

'tis the season. Which area? I had an attempted burglary once- when people go to collect the kids from school is a common time.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > seenbeen Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > we are now in the season for idling > > engines...there is a form to fill in > anonymously > > on the Southwark website for 'idling hotspots' > and > > smoking chimneys > > > Really? Do you have a link? Thanks! https://www.southwark.gov.uk/environment/air-quality/air-quality-queries-and-complaints

we are now in the season for idling engines...there is a form to fill in anonymously on the Southwark website for 'idling hotspots' and smoking chimneys

when I moved in 1998 the removers supplied the boxes and then we handed them back afterwards.....it appears we were greener 20 years ago

In the 1970s we had some friends who invited us over for dinner. They had a small child in nappies who was allowed to crawl on the dining table during the meal. When the contents of its nappy started falling onto the table I lost my appetite. And- I have a relative who loves cats and had several in various states of decay some years ago. She invited us to dinner and one of the cats was sitting on the tablecloth. I asked her if it should be sitting there and she said 'I suppose not' then she moved it and proceeded to tell us about its abcesses! I was delighted when she moved into a tiny flat and couldn't entertain at home any more. It isn't really the new demographic- they have been around for some time

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm not sure the O.P. was referring to Banning > certain types from the Forum. > > More about things to Ban in general. > > I am Not a smoker but find Vaping more offensive > than smoking .. even outside, > where Vapers insist on creating the largest Plume > of Vapour they can and blow it > indiscriminately in any direction with no > consideration for others. > > Grrrrrh The plume of vapour is propylene glycol- the same stuff people use on stage for smoke effects.