Seabag

dbboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Expected shops to be shut on xmas eve as it falls > on a Sunday. Dont be silly

I'm starting to miss Louisa, where is she on such matters?

I predict a Cheese war this year, with ?Big Man Mons? and ?da block? going at it with those curved-end two-pronged knives.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Foster blames Dublin for stopping them from seeing > the text of the agreement. wtf. TBH it's not really Dublin's fault is it, maybe the 'government' (and I use the term lightly) should have cc'd them DUP people in.

We're back to the UK negotiating with itself 'again' here. I love Europe btw, but I love Keano's idea best (like right now)

It could have been a sparrow hawk I?ve seen one at Tobacco Dock do the same thing

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you were thinking about fitting a Wood Burner, > one thing to consider is that > The Mayor of London Sidiq Khan is looking to > Restrict/Ban their use in London. > > Bar-b-ques Next no doubt. > > DulwichFox #FAKENEWS Nope, not true. He wants to move to a 'ready to burn' woodfuel, in Euro 5 approved type appliances. It's a sensible move and inline with other developed economies. And BBQ's are already exempt under the legislation, charcoal being the original smokeless fuel. Only when indoors in a commercial situation is there legislation, that covered already by the relevant authorities. But that kind of news isn't as sexy as BAN WOOD BURNING STOVES is it. No!

It?s all hilarious Oh actually, hilarious sounds like Hilary. Very bad bad bad very!

Worthing? F is for FUNERAL, it?s God?s waiting room down there I do like it tho, spent many years there.

I reckon those bollards are magnetic, specially to attract cars

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This has already been discussed in another thread > ..... Oh Sue, stop why don't you with your pedantry Look how many curry threads there's been Chillax

I've not been scooter robbed, which doesn't surprise me. Like who's going to ride a scooter into a 1st floor flat, with an unlooked in bin near the gate. I left the door open for ten minutes and the bin lid up, but I fear my shared entrance read 'bait' and nothing happened. I posted the pamphlet 'Security for peace of mind' through my own door, then promptly retrieved it and threw it in the green bin. "Can't you read" I said to out loud myself while reading the "NO JUNK MAIL OR CIRCULARS" note above my letterbox. I actually annoyed myself, which was good.

Abe_froeman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Im pretty sure that this is just a rebrand and the > toast was always in the terroirs group. Correct Cave du Pyrennes or something like that

On a sartorial note, the PM is constantly dressed as if at a wake. It?s all getting quite shit tho innit!

Jenny1 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Blah Blah Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > She had to go. She is one of the most right > wing > > thinkers in the government and fiercely > ambitious. > > She won't be a silent backbencher. > > 'Thinker'. That's putting it a bit strongly, isn't > it? Maybe she should have done a bit more 'thinking' first.

Harriet doesn't do so well here too https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.independent.co.uk/voices/theresa-may-harriet-harman-labour-conference-leader-jeremy-corbyn-feminism-not-a-sister-asset-a7330586.html%3famp

Dog duck Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Fallon his sword... What was acceptable ten years ago that isn't now?

Many restaurants use central kitchens One in Brixton cooks for a number in the area. I've also edited out my original post. Too much hearsay and as DoverTheRoad points out , it's off their USP mark some. 👍🏽

Usually created by someone on the wrong end of a disruptive business model ? What does that mean?

dc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seabag Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Robert Poste's Child Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Use a piece of loo paper to open the door and > > > chuck it into the loo as the door swings shut > > > behind you. Or use your sleeve. > > > > I've read it takes 27 layers to stop germs > > Sorry, but I think you either read wrong or read > rubbish. Wholeheartedly agree. Thanx

Deleted post In that it's hearsay and that's not good enough here. Apologies X

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Use a piece of loo paper to open the door and > chuck it into the loo as the door swings shut > behind you. Or use your sleeve. I've read it takes 27 layers to stop germs

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My sister had no trouble getting office jobs in > small businesses after she was 50- one of the > interviewers actually told her that one of the > reasons she got the job was because she was > unlikely to go off and breed! Breed ? Is this another one of your made up situations UG

I met some one recently who due to the nature of their job, has to move every few years somewhere new. She started a supper club in Yorkshire through https://www.meetup.com/apps/?_cookie-check=gdnqjxaXlrx-CKbb and then moved to Cornwall and did the same. There are lots of things on there for people to join in with and do. And remember, most of us we're awkward teens once, it'll pass and he'll progress.

I've just realised that Dave D's face reminds me of a baby's arse after you take a wet nappy off.