BarryRoad

We're pretty good on the recycling and lights off action. We all use laptops so they get turned off and locked up at night. We're by Southwark tube, so there's no parking, and I think only one person in the whole office drives in. (One director rides motorbikes which is better than one person in a car, right?). I'm currently taking steps to make sure all of our stationery / letterhead / biz cards / collateral docs, etc are printed using sustainable printing techniques and paper. Oh, and as part of our collateral I'd like to send clients cloth bags to use and re-use, but haven't put that forward to the boss yet. There is a small issue with the girls constantly turning the heat up to the point where afternoons in the office are basically like a gap year in Borneo. Well, it's not all their fault. It's a big open plan warehouse conversion with a rubbish air conditioning system that can heat and cool itself at the same time (working massively overtime, basically).

I play drums :-)

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not a place I've ever actually ventured into but > I'm told that the Margaritas are worth the visit > alone. What I reckon: Yes, the food certainly isn't Mexican food like I have had (and that wasn't 100% as I was in southern California), but it's not a terrible effort given the ingredients available to them. The Margaritas ARE EXCELLENT! Although I think I may have had to ask to keep the ice in mine, can't remember... Service was good when I went. Overall it's a bit of fun, and even more fun if you like margaritas as much as I do. Oh, and I love the decor, and how they spell it 'Passo' out front.

Isn't the letter sent to you so that if you don't like the idea of it you can opt out?

Call it two dinners then... after work drinks before I head home after a hard week for all of us!

I want a Stevie Gerraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaard one.

Thanksgiving leftovers. Awesome.

I don't get what they're doing with this third runway plan. I heard that the 'Heathrow Minute' (the timing between each landing aircraft) has been reduced to 45 seconds. This is clearly mental and they use one runway for arrivals and the other for departures, meaning that departing aircraft often have to cross the arrivals runway during the 45 seconds between landing aircraft. Holy Cr#p! Anyway, I like the idea of a third runway for safety's sake, but if they're just going to cram in extra flights with it, then... well, I don't like it!

Why isn't there a 24 hour video stream from inside the CPT? Out of closing hours we could watch people watching TV upstairs. It would be awesome.

I remember Roullier White being quite friendly last Christmas shopping season, but I did go in there every day browsing for the little presents (and usually buying them) Spence

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's a shame it's not more frequent because it's a > very handy route - for me anyway. Yeah I love the P13 on those days when they show up right after you get to the bus stop, otherwise it seems like you have to wait an age. It's my Sainsbury's bus. It's quality in that respect.

I heard about that Guinness Red ages ago, but I guess it must have just been entering a testing phase, so I never saw it and completely forgot about it. Hopefully I'll get to try a pint soon, sounds interesting...

P13 drivers seem to be the most aggressive of all of the bus drivers in the area, or so I've noticed. Is it tight schedules or do bad double-decker drivers get punished by being made to drive the 'silly little buses'?

Faux this, I'm logging off and going home...

Spent and Skint are making the most sense! (Actually I have very reasonable rent) AnotherRoad is my favourite so far though :-)