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> If you fold this in half 42 times it is almost exactly the distance required to reach the moon. And roughly four molecules wide.

You might try typing your password in some other, visible, context, to check that all the relevant keyboard keys are working.

"Flunitrazepam [Rohypnol] has a long half-life of 18?26 hours and an active metabolite which has a half life of 36?200 hours, which means flunitrazepam effects after nighttime administration persist throughout the next day." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flunitrazepam Half-life means the time taken to halve in quantity within the body. So even after three half-life periods, there's still in theory one eighth of the intially available amount present. No harm in putting a urine sample in a sterile sealed bottle/jar, even now, and keeping it in the fridge.

>I'd be surprised if all of the laptops were truly dead rather than needing some tlc. I'd be surprised if all of the laptops were truly dead rather than needing >some tlc. Are they dead because they have been pronounced so by a professional or do they just not currently work as they should Absolutely. I don't think people throw out their car if it doesn't start one morning. In any case, I really wouldn't use 'dead' to mean anything other than totally unresponsive, and even that is just a type of symptom, and doesn't at all necessarily mean irreparable or not worth repairing. I think I'd probably save 'irreparable' too, for just occasions where a needed component can't be replaced.

> Eynsford in Kent is great - castle, roman villa, hope farm and riverside forest. Easy from Peckham Rye I see you can't now actually go onto the castle site (looks like just a few wall remnants) as "Due to vandalism the site is closed until further notice", according to its English Heritage page. Though, as you say, Lullingstone is very close. And Down House is only a short ride from there. I have done DH by bike from ED, but train can get you most of the way.

Would the bulk of the stuff taken require use of a car or van?

Track improvements and maintenance are taking place from 05:00 on 28/05/11 to 01:00 on 31/05/11 between London Bridge and Tulse Hill. Whilst work is taking place, buses will replace trains between London Bridge and Tulse Hill via Peckham Rye between Tulse Hill and London Bridge via Peckham Rye between London Bridge and London Victoria via Denmark Hill between London Victoria and London Bridge via Denmark Hill (copied from http://www.journeycheck.com/southern)

> we all know who For, I think, a very exclusive value of 'we all'. For someone who doesn't know or follow the putative in-crowd, it can be just tedious and alienating.

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You've read the thread, now see the film. Last Night DVD, currently only ?1500. Can deliver.

Frankito Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > All, please be on your guard and be extra-vigilant. Our house was broken into during the night. They managed to break through the security > locks on one of the sashes at the front of the house and prise the window open. > We've previously talked a bit about window locks and breaking windows open at http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,537002

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Lal Waterson > > Mike Waterson > It's good to read (via the fundraising link at the bottom of the http://www.efdss.org/news/newsId/150 article) that Norma Waterson's out of hospital at last.

See this thread re mail boxes. http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?12,671722,671814

Looks like the quota has been reduced to 300. Got it down below that and was then told I had room to spare. If so, I think a bulk email to all registered users might be a good idea. Otherwise those whose quota is now full may be uncontactable by PM without being aware of the fact. [ETA:] I see that there's now (I now see that?) there's a facility for creating other folders, and moving files between folders, which seems to work. Might be useful for housekeeping.

Threw

SOED (1964): Hiate v.rare intr. To gape; to cause a hiatus.

Hiate

Why is this being routed though jaydenrivers.com/likes/LG_BD550_Blu_Ray_Player ? What's in it for you? What has this to do with East Dulwich.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is this Rocca 3? That'll be the one in the basement of Rocca 2.

i am not rong.

Tarot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I dont like censorship,people have to face up to what has gone before not ban things or deny people > Knowledge no matter how unacceptable it may be. Is there nowhere we can read Mockney's 440 missing posts?

drupe

Laird

The Adventure of Two Dutch Dolls and a 'Golliwogg' by Bertha Upton. The actual text is only 1,800 words. The HTML download includes all the pictures - total ~ 3.4MB.

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