fruityloops

Hi Dan, Did you manage to get a membership at Aquarius? Wondering how backlogged their waiting list is.

I like the smell...

Is this the nanny state Trick or Treaters?

Great opening night. Will be back!

Do you have time to drop it to the nearest vet? (neighbourhood on LordShip Lane is probably closest). I would want our cat to be taken if that had happened - could take the council ages to get round to it/if at all.

Crofton Park one is pretty reasonably priced. Good beer. Quirky non-bar bar. And good burgers IIRC.

worldwiser Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We've got a neighbour's cat that loves peeing on > our garden furniture which is delightful. And when > we leave the back door open it happily relieves > itself in our kitchen and one time even our > lounge. We've been nothing but inhospitable to > this wretched creature and still it persists. Our > latest approach is planting lavender everywhere > and we did spray a lemon scented liquid we got off > amazon for a while but nothing has yet worked. I'm > prepared to drench the blighter with the garden > hose but I wonder if relations with the neighbours > would take a downturn. We have a cat. And if it was pissing off a neighbour by using their garden as a toilet, I'd fully expect them to turn the hose on at it. I wouldn't expect them to hurt it, but water pistol is fair game, supersonic lions, lion poo as well...

Phone. I told them to do one from the back door, and then went round the front to find them climbing over the gate. So I took some pictures. I was a bit bleary eyed with left over Dutch courage at 5am on a Sunday morning. Happily for me they didn?t really seem to object, as I told them to clear off.

Nothing yet.

Drunk, it was 5am and they had a bag of cans.

Caught 4 teenagers breaking into our garden making a lot of noise etc. At 5am this morning... Ryedale/Underhill Road area Left rubbish. Climbed over high locked gate Anybody with any info on who they are - much appreciated. Reported to police. Got limited to what they can do unless already registered with them for other offences. Are these your children/neighbours/friends. Any info greatly appreciated! https://imgur.com/a/BfOwKwj

FightingFit Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This thread is/has become utterly ridiculous... as > usual this

fruityloops Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Had people looking through bins on Underhill, > .... then why shouldn't someone make good use > of it. Sorry - my point being, not all of the folk doing this are out for criminal intent and identity theft. Often it is just people doing their best to get by by using other people's waste.

Had people looking through bins on Underhill, noticed when I'd parked up outside. Stayed for a couple of minutes to watch what they were doing, and she was just getting the dregs of the shampoo, deodorant, makeup, washing liquid etc. Went and spoke to her, and asked her to just make sure the bin lid was fully closed after she was done. She was thankful but apologised. I said there's no need to be sorry - help yourself. A very sad state of affairs that people feel the need to have to do this, as they clearly cannot afford the basics, but if our households are so wasteful as to leave these bits in the bottoms of bottles, then why shouldn't someone make good use of it.

yep

boohoohoo, you don't want your second car to be ticketed for parking in front of your private driveway...

oh god... that Acorn link is hideous...

RCH comment regarding acoustics is ridiculous... Comparing that level of noise from amplified soundsystems to a normal match-day environment noise, at 3pm-5pm on a Saturday afternoon, or a 7:45-9:45 (which will certainly be quieter midweek). You're also comparing noise created on an open sided astro turf to a stadium... Nonsense.

sigh...

unlike the 63 drivers who cut in ridiculously close to cyclists and speed down peckham rye on a regular basis. V Dangerous.

yup, great drivers

depends if you light a fire-pit or not.

Captain Kernow Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Louisa Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Not all people in Cornwall and the South West > are > > related, some are normal Londoners who retired > > there. I'm talking more about the natives, you > > know the ones who claim to be oh so friendly > and > > neighbourly, and yet are the most two faced > people > > on planet earth. They claim to have a dry sense > of > > humour, I actually think they lack a sense of > any > > sort of humour, years of isolation and misery in > a > > deprived and remote place have seen to that. > > > > That's why most of the youngsters come up here > to > > live! They need to escape! > > > > Louisa. > > Please send me some of the wine you're drinking! +1

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Captain Kernow Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > dbboy Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > "well cooked venison" needs to be on the rare > > > side. > > > > > > well cooked, as in cooked with finesse- only > > people from Devon eat venison well done silly > > buggers. > > No offence but from the people I've seen in > Cornwall and Devon, inbreeding has a lot to answer > for. Most of the types who move to London are so > desperate to become accepted members of society > they'll do anything to escape the dull, depressing > lifestyle they've been brought up in. So I don't > think Londoners need to take any advice about > virtue signalling from bizarre country folk who > move here to fill our city with disgusting smoke > from poncy wannabe meat bought at an organic > butchery to cremate on some overly expensive > hardly used anti social BBQ they keep in their > garden to show off with (a way of making said > country folk feel slightly more accepted perhaps > in their imaginary world of how they like London > to be). > > Stop being antisocial. Stop using bbq's in > confined spaces. If you really want one, find a > field and rent it for a weekend in the middle of > nowhere (somewhere like Cornwall perhaps?) where > you can burn meat to your hearts content. > > Louisa. That escalated quickly. Just incase you were concerned, you won't be getting burnt meat fumes from my bbq, only the finest cuts cooked to perfection I'm afraid. Jealousy at its best. I can't believe this is even still being debated. Oh and CK - from one Cornishman to another (Louisa no we're not brothers, and no we haven't inbred), geddon!