TheCat

"You can't have your cake and eat it" Well...what's the sodding point of having a cake if it's not for eating?!!!!

Shame. Now i have no problem paying up for good stuff, even dont mind paying overs if i really like it, but we bought pasta from there on 2 occasions...it was 'okay'....yes it was good quality....but when paying north of 25 quid for pasta for 2 (that you still need to cook yourself), just being'okay' wasn't really enough unfort. Also tried their offering on deliveroo a couple of times. Overbaked lasagne didn't really have us hurrying back....

Angelina Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does it matter if hubby is not pro-pets? Is this > not for the children? > > Guinea pigs live happily inside. Yeah, I mean why would a father expect to have any say whatsoever in his children's lives.....

She gets home soon. And this is al I have. 2 comments. Sad

I have been raidin the stash. The good news is job related......

Got some really good news this evening. And Mrs cat has gone out with friends (pre-planed). So cat is drunk by himself and wanted to comment.... Say anything and I'll pass judgement....

Socrates31 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > popcorn is the most over priced food item ever > .... as a foodie I refuse to pay for something I > can make for 50p at home! You've clearly never tasted 'artisanal' popcorn....

I think that 95% (official figures:))) has moved on and couldn't care less if a woman is breastfeeding in public. But it gains attention through a combination of vocal members of the 5% of people who are 'offended' by public breastfeeding, combined with the vocal breastfeeding advocates who want to claim victimhood, as if that 5% represents the majority view....

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So "Across all current political appointees, women > were paid on average 1.6% more than men overall" - > which might mean that at bottom pay level women > were doing better, in subordinate low pay > positions, but up top the men are doing far > better. More analysis required. > > Not that I really give a shit about whether > someone's getting ?125k or ?150K, I'd be very glad > to take either! If one assumes this is calculated the same way as the 'gender pay gap' is calculated. Then this is just an average of the pay of all women versus the pay of all men, irrespective of seniority. So, again, if it is calculated in the same way as the much trumpeted 'pay gap'...then it suggests that both women and men are well represented across all pay brackets...with women actually slightly better represented at higher pay grades....

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yeah you tell 'em Loz - 95% of murders in the UK > are committed by men, but as long as you can come > up with one story of a woman killing a > man...pathetic. Rendel, I don't think most sensible people would deny that women are disadvantaged in many areas of society...and trumpeting this loudly when it's seen is a surefire way for the media to get attention. But the lack of media coverage of some of the specific areas in which males are disadvantaged is probably the sore point here....

This is the headline "Woman in key No 10 role paid ?15,000 less than men for same job" Versus this fact at the bottom of the article..."Across all current political appointees, women were paid on average 1.6% more than men overall" I guess at Guardian Towers it's not cool to say that women might be doing well in some areas.... https://www.theguardian.com/society/2017/dec/14/katie-perrior-downing-street-communications-director-gender-pay-gap

A handkerchief...

fishbiscuits Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I know the question - and the whole thread > (actually maybe even the whole forum) - is a piss > take. But, it is a French cheese shop, with only a > couple of exceptions, (i.e Parmesan and Cheddar). > > > So no Shropshire Blue. But they might have another > cows milk blue cheese. > > If you want British cheeses, you should go to the > Cheese Block. Yes, but in Mon's, their Cheddar has a silent 'r'....

I shan't touch it unless I have the option of truffle butter....

I might start touting out the front of the Cherry Tree, telling the backpackers that for a tenner I can get them free entry into the EDT and a half-pint of cider....they wont find a better deal than that on East Dulwich Island...

'up-market..hostel'....slight oxymoron....

I woke up early yesterday to watch the second session..only to realise it's not on sky sports anymore....

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sure it was a dog? I did wonder.... But I was only out 30mins and it was early (5pmish)....ballsy to piss on someone's gate at 5pm on a weeknight....

No comment on the carbon footprint of a dog..but the faeces footprint all over our streets is clear to see. Also....yesterday got home and front gate and bottom of path were drenched in a yellow, deep puddle of dog piss. Now I know know that you can't pick up dog piss, but letting him do it in the middle of someone's front path?

Bob Buzzard wins....how did this thread get to 27 posts?

While I appreciate that it is a massive inconvenience for those residents on the lower part of Calton Ave....I do think they should suspend parking on the part of Calton Ave below Woodwarde while they have Court Lane closed. Given teh volume of traffic that is likely to be coming along Woodwarde and Calton....if you can only fit one car at a time through we're going to have some serious problems. Juts look at when the tempoeray lights were back up on Calton a few weeks ago....as soon as you got a bus queuing to go from Alleyns through the village junction, the whole thing ground to a halt....

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Saw in the Aussie press a while back: "Hannigan > looks like Goldilocks...and he plays like her > too." Yep....he will get rag-dolled by launchberry, Lawes, Itoje and co.....he offers a decent 3rd jumping option in the linepout, and tries very hard....thats all i can say good about him. Couple that with sean mcmahon at number 8...who has all the heart in teh workld, but is 6 inches too short and 30lbs too light to be a world class 8....and our backrow is looking very under powered...

As a London based Aussie, I am gutted I wont be a Twickenham tomorrow....I have previoulsy been to this fixture every year i've lived in this sunny country (11 years)..... In anycase...I predict the wallabies will get demolished at the breakdown, and pinned in their half by farrel's boot..England by 12... I hope I'm wrong. But the backrow that Cheicka has picked is all wrong....you guys havent seen Cheika's new number 6, Ned Hannigan over here....lets hope after tomorrow you never have to see him again...my old nanna had more imposing physical presence than this chap...

Is this a legit thing to be concerned about? or just envy that other people have more money? go....

today i also saw a sign advising of advance warning for a closure of melbourne grove between east dulwich road and lordship lane on 14th and 15th....that will helps with temp lights already on the high street genius