brum

...and curry addicts

Business

False

Doubt it Daizie - I'm close to there and its Canary Wharf that's moist visible rather than the City.

Molars

What a fabulous photo PR! Well done.

Mountains

stonker

Cheeks

Blush

Too

Love

1st man: My mate keeps getting all the girls, I don't know why. He lives up that alley off Goodrich. 2nd man: Donkey? 1st man: Yes, that probably explains it.

Buoy

Yes I was wondering about that too PGC. Either could be interesting....

1st man: I heard a burglar broke into one of those posh houses in that lane by the park. 2nd man: Court? 1st man: Yes, red-handed.

Rent

Could someone please tell me how to avoid getting sticky poached eggs? Whenever I poach eggs they always comes out sticky.

Landlord

Roger

HAL9000 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > brum Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > No, I wasn't there > > Yes you were - just didn't recognise yourself > without the tash! Yes I do feel like a different person without it, come to mention it!

chuff Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Erm no, it isn't nice or clever or artistic or > anything! > > Did I/we talk to you late on brum? If so you > probably would have seen the mess we made anyway. > I'm sure we spoke to you... No, I wasn't there - perhaps someone was posing as me although I can't in heaven think why! At the next drinks I'll look out for someone with a heavily stickered chest and pop over to say hi.

..care to share it with us?;-)

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Anyone care to imagine about how a conversation > re: heath & safety might have gone between the > authorities and the nightclub in question BEFORE > the night in question? > > Loving those atmospheric candles > > ussian officials said club managers had ignored > repeated demands from authorities to change the > interior to comply with fire safety standards. Good point Sean, a balance has to be achieved. Unlike H&S legislation, companies don't seem to fear being sued under Fire regulations are so often ignore taking adequate precautions - and then we see the consequences.

Moos I'm sure you're quite right, a lot of the nonsense is generated by a fear of being sued. Common sense gets forgotten in the process. I expect your ex-employee can sue because the company has a vicarious liability for the injury incurred, however it is also the responsibility of employees themselves to ensure their own health & safety. A problem can also arise if a company fails to inform employees of its H&S policy and their own responsibilities under it.