Seabag

The 'singing lady' Foxy's got yer back

I agree with what *Bob* says And like I mentioned earlier if it's morals vs cash, then morals can take second consideration. But to me the cash is near immaterial, it's the 'hope no one finds out' bit for ?30k That's the damage done, he's sold himself short and compromised his future position. And it's that he'll forever be reminded of

So what's the headline ? OLD ETONIAN INHERITS HALF A MILLION Not exactly a 'vast wealth' is it

I'd never see it before Now about 3 times in 20 mins I thought it was some new forum gee gaw

I quite liked the food question I got them all right

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Both brought about by 'Privilage' .. Dangerous > thing, Privilage. > > DulwichFox No, it was bought about by opportunity, and opportunity isn't in itself a bad thing. But if you're talking morals vs cash, then morals often get sidelined The silly 'privilege' nonsense is classist clap trap, often bandied around by those with a chip on thier shoulder Get over it, it's tedious

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just say > you agree I agree Is that better Med's?

Lunch with the FT (weekend) interview with Nigel Farage 9/10th April edition. Ha ha and bonkers, though no more bonkers than other people like him who are bonkers He croaks wth laughter. 'I love Europe! France is wonderful.It should be, we subsidised it for 40 years'

Well I think as wealth increases it 'can' become less important what something costs A vest for cycling/running/yoga for ?45 or ?75 really isn't judged by the actual cost, it's wether you want it or not, and if you do you'll 'afford' it And so, once your wealth has been acquired, the way you spend it or not might be different than what you imagined before. Plus you do gain time, in that you stop shopping around and just buy the things you actually want, from the group of shops you've become accustomed to shopping in It works both ways - why look in Waitrose when your budget is Iceland. A waste of time, is a waste of time

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Could be worse.. We could end up with a Subways.. > > Foxy Now you're talking Fox Meatball marinara with cheese on hearty Italian, toasted And looking out onto the delights of Sydenham Road We're living the dream

Look up cycling kit like Rapha SB will look less than expensive, thier arrival is inevitable on the roll call of London's growth

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > uncleglen Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > A yoga vest ?55 ...blimey- is that truly in the > > spirit of yoga? More money than sense some > people > > > Yup 'the more money than' sense thing always > really makes sense as a stupid, ignorant > generalization ; rich people who earn more money > are always more stupid than poorer people who earn > less. Before the worthy jump in, I am aware > there's some very clever poor people and some very > stupid rich people but the premise behind this > stupid phrase is fundamentally flawed. > > Louisa is this 15th or 16th Last nail in the ED > coffin? I'm losing count I'm kinda with you ???'s As I've quite cleverly increased my wealth, I've noticed how stupid I've become I buy stuff and enjoy myself, I hardly notice gentrification and have painted my door with Little Green Co Gloss paint Where is this East Dulwich place I can't buy anything useful, I'd quite like to shop there

My GP has essentially become a 'how can't I help you' place I want out of that, and I'm luckily in good health I don't mind paying, but I want to sidestep all the crap I'll check out BUPA

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't know about anyone else (who's > self-employed) but every time I read another story > like this I ram another eight things through > expenses I might have previously have been in two > minds about. Only 8 *Bob* ? Yer, me too

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Indeed uncleglen. Posh bankers wives with bugger > all else to do than shop for goods they'll > probably never use. Must feel good walking into > 'saw you coming etc' and sneering at people like > me ordering a doner & chips next door. Grrr. > > Louisa. To be fair, you could order a single Donner

I'm looking for the same Loz, as I don't like sharing the waiting room with other 'sick/skiving' people Is there one that shows Top Gear and the football in the waiting room, instead of that dreadful 'what would happen if you' TV that seems to be on loop in our surgery Mind you I always turn it off as soon as I HAVE to sit and wait, I just broadcast 'I'm a technician, that TV's on the blink' as I do so. I also informed the silly receptionist that 'sitting around watching TV is known to be unhealthy' when she tried to tick me off

Michael Palaeologus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In. > > Whats happened in the past 1000 years or so? > > Invasions from Rome, then Scandinavia, then > Normandy mostly. After that, pan-European wars and > a British Empire thankfully long gone. > > Does Europe make us less democratic? Pick your > model, but not really. > > Those that want to leave seem to be either > romantic lovers of Empire or egotistical > control-freaks. And what would happen to curry nite It might end up as 'foreign food' supper time

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I share Seabag's problem... although I'm not sure > if I could get away with such a drastic solution > (i.e. "moving out") I've not moved out, just over I love my boat/office It's a life saver Zxzxxxx

Be honest, if you're rich enough, you would I would, if I could Am I sorry , no!

I like being part of Europe, very much I'd personally move to Holland if the 'out' vote comes

I'm using my iPad with a Logitech key board for such things, it's light and to be honest I use it more than my Mac Book Air laptop Or my son has a Google chromebook thingy, it does all those things you want and they start at about ?200 I think

And if your other half 'SNORES ALL FAKKIN NIGHT' what then? I've taken another live/work space to get some shut eye. My work output has risen dramatically Highly recommended

Not cheap but .... http://www.thebikestoragecompany.co.uk/lockers.html

I have the deadly nut allergy to Brazil and Walnuts, but not others On a plane I'm all for the ban, as I've no chance of being able to get hospital treatment But on a bus or in public, I just move or get off the thing And I've been resuscitated in the past, which in itself is quite the trip Avoidance is key not a law change

DovertheRoad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seabag Wrote: > --------------------------------------------- > > It's medlar jelly in our house > DoverTheRoad..... > > > Hipster. Or Japanese Quince I'm partial too Oh god, I'm a wankler