P.O.U.S.theWonderCat

??? Do you want to try that one again in English?

Heh. I'm assuming that's being deliberately obtuse for comic effect, Foxy, and that you haven't mixed up high street and investment banking/asset management.

What Jeremy said. Nasty amounts of snobbery on show here.

Do you have any evidence for that assertion Louisa?

I don't think anyone is assuming that Scotland and London voted for the same reasons, nor would that matter.

Posted by DulwichFox Today, 03:11PM They just needed an excuse.. Something to blame... DulwichFox. Got the idea from the Brexiteers, huh?

We don't need to divide further beyond London, Foxy. The majority of people here are sensible.

I was joking about the London City walls, but the Brexiteers are building the walls to pent us in. I actually don't mind that it was a selfish vote. I mind that it was based in ignorance and/or bigotry, and that we'll have to live with the repercussions of their muppetry.

Let's look on the bright side though. Once we get over the fact that there are more unfortunate bigots (in terms of race, social class etc. etc.) in this country than we realised, we have more sensible people around us here in London than not. Plus the bigots have hugely self-identified now so it's easier to see them coming.

I know what you mean WorkingMummy. And in the mean time, proudly ignorant inverse snobs are literally beating their chests with their national pride.

messageRe: Voting to remain new Posted by Jules-and-Boo Today, 10:16AM interesting journey on the Jubilee Line this morning - one guy calling everyone C*NTS (yes! really!) and hilarious bankers - one of whom was just saying 'I submitted my residency application in time' and another who announced he was moving to Frankfurtt - cue laughter.... oh dear, the 'little racist people who should just pay taxes and shut up' have actually had something to say on the matter. Yes you did. And it will be interesting to see who you're going to blame when the banks have redomiciled so you can't blame your problem on bankers and the borders have shut so you can't blame immigrants.

messageRe: Stunned Posted by Alan Medic Today, 01:09PM How about a United Kingdom of Ireland (North & South), Scotland & London? Northern IreScotLondon. I like it. Or for simplicity, we could just call it UKMinusTheMuppets.

A wall isn't a bad idea. After all, when the rest of England and Wales fully realises the position they've put themselves in, we might need to defend ourselves. Having said that, it appears that Wales and Cornwall may now be beginning to realise that, if you vote out of the EU, you also lose EU funding: http://www.southwales-eveningpost.co.uk/six-key-priorities-for-wales-after-brexit-vote-according-to-carwyn-jones/story-29439359-detail/story.html "Wales is a net beneficiary from the EU to the tune of hundreds of millions of pounds. There is now an overwhelming case for a major and immediate revision of the Barnett Formula taking into account needs arising from EU withdrawal and I call today for the promise made that Wales will not lose a penny to be guaranteed." http://www.itv.com/news/westcountry/update/2016-06-24/cornwall-pleas-for-reassurance-it-will-not-be-worse-off-following-brexit-vote/

I'm up for an EnglandOtherThanLondonExit. Let's join up with Scotland.

This one has. He's also filmed an argument with his neighbour and posted it online too. I'm thankful of the mercy that at least he doesn't try to hide who he is so I know who to avoid in the street!

Sue: http://www.se23.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=12438&page=5 Another highlight of his performance garnered him fame with other forums was, after berating a woman for not having enough money when she had a kid, telling her that it was better to abort a foetus than to wilfully bring a child into disadvantage: http://www.se23.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=12326&page=3.

Alan - tell your friend to speak to an ENT about migraine associated vertigo. There is some evidence that you can get this even without classic migraines, although not all ENT's are aware of it.

I've got this - or a variant of it. I went private but got fed up with the ENT treating me as guinea pig. The final straw was when he wanted to put a needle through my eardrums, after admitting that the symptoms contraindicated what the needle test was supposed to determine.

Ah, the famous Chris Beach! I've watched your posts with interest - particularly on the topic of how Enoch Powell was a good egg. Even the Syndenham forum has heard of you.

To have a contract you need agreement (usually described in terms of offer and acceptance), consideration (which is a legal term basically meaning that you need to change your position in some way, like making payment) and intention to create legal relations (meaning you intended to be legally bound by your promises). There are a couple of instances where you have to have a written contract like land dealings but otherwise there is no presribed form. Some con artist turning up on your doorstep and doing work to your property without your prior agreement is not a contract.

Alternatively, we could do as the Australians do and have elections on a Saturday.

You have cats? I'm there!

This is Lounge material, no?

If you're asking what action you can take against them for their negligence, I suspect there is very little. My experience of the agents associations is that they are fairly ineffective for the general public, and there's no point in pursuing any other legal claim for their negligence if it hasn't resulted in a loss.

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > P.O.U.S.theWonderCat Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Evidence for any of these assertions? > > Historical selling prices are widely available on > the internet. Indeed, but legitimate Land Registry data is released on a delay of several months. I can't see how anyone can have evidence for claims that the market has gone into reverse since 6 April and that it's due to BTL, for example.