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keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "Except the EU won't negotiate this until the > divorce bill is agreed ..." > > True. But as I've said before, any agreement on > the divorce bill ought to be conditional. Not one > cent to the EU until a trade deal acceptable to > the UK Parliament is agreed. Just f&cking hurry up tho, as I'm here in Spain trying to get a number of deals done and this Brexshit malarkey is costing me. Worse still the rest of those doing business here just don't get us, and I don't get us. It's all very well perambulating when it 'doesn't actually' personally cost you anything. However, the Tory cnuuunts who aren't actually in business dont seem to actually grasp the damage they're inflicting. #LockUpBoris

It's often very tough to get off as the render sits in the cracks and gaps and render has usually been done to cover up things, bad pointing or cracks. Render it again will be cheapest way out.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > dbboy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Send them to Hampton Court > > Any particular reason? > > I was going to take my grandkids there next week, > but I won't if it's crap! > > I remember enjoying it when I was a kid. Hampton is great, the kitchens alone are worth a visit. Then Kew Gardens nearby

Do go on the Thames Clipper. Buy a day ticket and travel from one end to the other. When I had a houseboat on Canary Warf it was one on my favourite things and it completely rebooted my internal map of London. The whole city makes sense when you approach it via the water, specially the approach to The Tower of London. It's even great on a dank and foggy day.

1st world problems

There's a first for everything FPC

Let's not be precious about place, it's in need of something a bit more broad and Nando's will bring some diversity to the zoo that is East Dulwich. We're not getting sniffy are we?

#willofthepeople

Yeah but it's what people want isn't it? Stuff for the masses and all that.

In Soho https://london.eater.com/2017/8/2/16082424/restaurant-flavour-bastard-is-opening-in-soho-seriously Flavour Bastard

Sadly IBS bakery in Sydenham closed down

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ha ha - let's hear this spun as middle class > pointless tat ! It'll be the new Sea Cow, where chips and wine can be consumed and children can misbehave/be free whilst parents 'relax'. Only the chicken eating demographic of Nando's will be cheek by jowl on this one. The more I think about it, the more it's appealing to me. Healthy chicken and bottomless cups of fizzy drinks, what's not to like. The one at Beckenham does a roaring trade, we go there often, sometimes more than twice a year. Chicken liver bun, most delicious.

I'm in Spain innit But yes Loz L O N D I S N A N D O' S

He's the most 'strong and stable' out of the lot of them, hence May got shot of him They really are a bunch of tits, but I respect Hezzer's measured approach "Will of the people" *waves rattle & inserts teeth*

Bird flu you mean ? In all fairness that shop isn't exactly thrilling or greatly contributory to the area, is it? It's a sitting target for such planning action. Some might see it as an improvement even. Where's our local mouth of the South/Iceland campaigner when you need her. #ChickenForThePeople

Application 17/AP/2951 Southwark Council.

93-95 Lordship Lane A1 to A3 change of use application.

Why did the chicken (painted rooster) cross the road-innit? To get to the other side and take up residency on the corner. It'll be 'something for everyone' I hear and not just the much derided middle classes. And there's one opening my way soon I hear, but much further down on Kirkdale corner, of which I'm pretty chuffed about. Let the feather spitting and the lip smacking begin. Discuss

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I can't believe cakes are so popular - I prefer > savoury stuff myself. Cake is the clear winner John Hence the 'cake hole' not the 'pie trap' or whatev's

I saw my elderly neighbor go to his bin, lift the lid and place a small object in there. He obviously was aware of this and so am I, now you know also. Tomorrow I will not check what's in there and report back. He has a black and a green bin, which bin he used isn't important.

My bins are empty on Tuesday, so feel free to come to Sydenham and not look in them. I'm not making Cassis this or any year either, so I'm not looking for a recipe My flan requirements are sorted, nothing more to report or discuss on that one.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > adonirum Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > Are you sure horses like jumping over things? > Very > > rarely "jump" unless made/forced to by a > rider... > > When a horse unseats a rider in a horse race, they > will very often carry on jumping fences on their > own accord... Once they've got a taste for it some horses love to jump. We had horses for years when I lived in Sussex, one of them used to do a brilliant 'clear round' all on his own, then run up to the fence all proud & full of himself.

The animals are part of Zippos. They're not using protected species. I'm happy to see stunt riders on horses (have they got these) if they treat them well. While we're on the animal subject, I'm slightly bemused st this vogue for dressing up dogs in silly garments. I saw a shop dedicated to this stuff onece. Bonkers!

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Or maybe your rubbish is a bit, well, rubbish. I thought about that, so added some better rubbish, still no lookers or takers.

This is a bit odd, but someone isn't looking into our bins or rummaging about in them Not a peek, or a quick flash lift of the lid I'm begining to feel left out, thinking what's wrong with my bins.