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I don't think it's to do with being logged in or not. The URL you want to send seems to be http:// www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?30,812227 . What is actually sent shows up as http:// www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?30%2C812227 in the page source. The %2C is a valid encoding of a comma, but it appears to be causing difficulties for some software. I wouldn't sweat over the cause but just try resending the comma version. In both cases above I've put a space after the http:// , so that this forum's parser will display the full text here rather than making a link of it. Take the space out, of course, to send it. You should be able to test the link in your out tray. In any case, browsers should be able to manage without the http:// , though any software displaying it without probably won't treat it as a clickable link. Grisly details of URL encoding here for them as wants: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percent-encoding

> I saw Richard Ayoade in sainsburys on saturday, that was quite exciting, the man is a genius. What did he do?

When I consider the diseases of these times, together with all the signs, symbols and tribulations, I fear a relapse, alas, alas, I fear a relapse.

> I have done a few on Coursera, MM perhaps heard the R4 programme on Saturday morning featuring its founders: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b036j3qc > Lilly have you considered taking an online course? I suspect this is her coursework.

Aye, I won't say there's no risk of contagion. I allus use the disinfectant washes at t' forum gate. They's seen me through the while.

> Ellipses??? Who uses them? B@STARDS. That's who. Spoken with all the conviction of a convert or reformed sinner. Well done. http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?20,90928,93056#msg-93056

He provides some personal background information in his contributions at http://www.thisiscroydontoday.co.uk/discussions/civilisation-measured-rights-grants-majority/discussion-17217708-detail/discussion.html#axzz2YCn3BBav

Hurra! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirate_Jenny English lyric: http://www.songlyrics.com/judy-collins/pirate-jenny-lyrics/ Film:

Und das Schiff mit acht Segeln und mit f?nfzig Kanonen wird entschwinden mit mir. Tsch?ss.

I don't spare anyone. Confused? Try ninja pee.

> I may soon have to make an executive decision, which will not be to anyone else's advantage. Alle!

Cf also the valued contributions of the still-registered Alicibuse77: http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/profile.php?20,65563

No Dolly. :(

> Does anyone know how to turn the survey into a click through link? You include the http:// before the link, as in http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/DYC PS: just noticed Woodquest's 08:41 post and done some testing. The reason that link wasn't turned into a clickable one was the presence of the leading bracket in (http . Remove that and it's fine: http://pelkhil.edu.bt/?p=3511. You can, btw, always check the links in Preview before posting.

> Daisy Bell Which I first encountered in the set of songs included in the community singing for eight-year-olds before Saturday morning pictures. I've a fine cover verson by Tin Hat: . But no. The target song has been covered by Judy and Marianne. I may soon have to make an executive decision, which will not be to anyone else's advantage.

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The name of the character who sings this song is included in its title. The woman who first played her was married to the song's composer. Heads will roll.

Edda Who are Dulwich Young Cyclists? What specifically are they applying for funds for? Where can we read details of this competition for funds, and the requirements of the scheme? What is the relation of the number and content of responses to any success in obtaining funds? Is the campaign you mention in the survey distinct from the competition and the survey?

Another clue. You don't who you're talking to, do you?

I had to look that up. No. But a useful line of thought.

Jermy, I think you've misconstrued my question, so I'll rephrase it: Is there any rationale for offering such help only to cancer patients? I have looked up the actual conditions,. There's a useful recent DfT guidance document too: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/181507/eligibility-review.pdf [PDF, 316kB]

I do hope we've not put Lucy off kindness and generosity for life. :) That would be a sad welcome to her majority, and a loss to all.

Is there any rationale for restricting such help to cancer patients?

> I didn't think anything suspect of it at all, just took the note for its word, but seems like I'm the only one No.

None of the above, though cs's suggestion of a lyrical character gets us closer.