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Jeez, this Davis bloke should be on the Archers arguing with Jim.

If he stood as an independent fair enough but if elected as a Labour MP he would be betraying the people who voted Labour. selhurst Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Like Frank Field and other MPs sitting as > Independents?

Those MP's are a disgrace and having left the parties they were voted in for should resign and have a by election.

Why? Are assuming the muggers were black? sweetgirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you were to give any kind of description, you'd > probably be done for racism! > > Sorry to hear but that was my initial thought > after reading your thread

If you appeal you don't have to pay the full fine but you must appeal within the time limits. Passiflora Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes, you would need to pay the whole fine.

Appeal it. You weren't blocking anyone,

What is bulb?

How about me & my son doing a beehive inspection?

Which rd?

Make sure you check with your insurance company, some insurance is void if you have a lodger.

From my niece who works in a hospital in Africa: ? ?If two men in a world of more than 7 billion people can provide ?300million to restore Notre Dame, within six hours, then there is enough money in the world to feed every mouth, shelter every family and educate every child. The failure to do so is a matter of will, and a matter of system. The failure to do so comes from our failure to recognise the mundane emergencies that claims lives all around us every single day. Works of art and architectural history and beauty rely on the ingenuity of people, and it is people who must be protected above all else. Brick and mortar and stained-glass might burn, but they do not bleed, and they do not starve, and they do not suffer. Humans suffer. Everywhere in the world, from Paris to Persepolis, people are suffering. But their suffering is every day. It does not light up a front page, and it does not inspire immediate donations from the world's wealthiest men.?

?50.00 for a bunch of flowers in Jon Allan's. Such a bloody rip off.

Hi Nick, I'd be up for this? julesheaton Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi DulwichFox > > It's Nick here, Jules' husband. Just to let you > know I've worked on building sites in Lancashire > from the age of 13 (and I'm 50 now) so I'm > incredibly offended and insulted that anybody > would suggest I've 'taken shortcuts' especially > from someone who has no facts or knowledge about > what has happened over the last 9 months. My team > and I have worked tirelessly renovating a rotten > building. As for taking shortcuts it's currently > cost me the best part of ?300,000 so people > publicly spreading lies and untruths is unhelpful > to say the least. However given your concern about > the 'shortcuts' that I've apparently taken, I'd > like to invite you to come into the restaurant > next week to see for yourself the 'shortcuts' that > you accuse me of taking. Please let me know when > you would like to come and look around the > building and I'll personally give you a guided > tour. > > I would also like to invite anyone else who feels > compelled to speculate about our new venture to > come in and have a look too! > > Thanks > Nick > > > > > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > It opened for 3 - 4 days but as I understand > it, > > the electrics failed. > > > > Should of been rewired before all the building > > works were carried out. > > > > Bit late now. Sounds like it will all need > > redoing. > > > > Its what happens when you take short cuts.

What was the email?

I had an almost identical email and don't have a camera but it did say "one of your passwords is caroline1". I once fell for a scam and signed in to a site that was supposed to be AOL. They emailed all my contacts pretending to be me having been robbed in Egypt and asking for money. So that email account and the old password must have been sold on recently.

Labour Party mired in hatred and antisemitism Do you have any evidence for this statement?

Old style cathode ray tubes could emit x-rays very weakly which had a short range caused by the sudden deceleration of the electron beam as the electrons struck the phosphorus. No such worries now. I used to put aluminium foil on the front of the screen to watch the sparks and enjoy the ozone. I got over it eventually.

Thanks.

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not when it comes to whether or not they're > allowed to endanger children's lives because they > hold fatuous unsubstantiated beliefs, not really, > no.

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> > Yes. > > And btw I have a scientific background, so please > don't treat me as if I am completely stupid. Sue, what is your scientific background????

Just wait till we get "AI" driver less cars. rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The reality of course, is that cars cause a much > bigger problem than cyclists in general. They kill > a lot more people, which is about as antisocial as > one can get. So perhaps uniquely, there is > something about the mode of transport itself that > is problematic. In terms of people travelling by > bike, there are some that act like asshats, but > they probably act like asshats even when they're > on foot. > > These threads always bring out claims of almost > constant misbehaviour by huge numbers of people, > specifically when they're travelling by bike. Who > was really, nearly runover three time in a week on > the pavement? I've never had it happen to me, > (except once, as it happens, by a car cutting > across the pavement as it careered at speed around > a corner) - these are rare occurrences. The point > is that the people who behave like idiots in their > car, probably also act like idiots when they're on > their bike. > > I think the real problem with the perceptions of > cyclists is probably more subtly psychological. > It's seen as 'out of place' and a bit other. Like > I say, when we see a car speeding down a quite > road (which is incredibly dangerous) we think > 'what a prat', not 'bloody car drivers'. The same > is not true of bad behaviour witnessed of someone > on a bike.

Why are you feeling this way?

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More specific, any indication such as led's or lights?