Mick Mac

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > FWIW I like peck Plex, and think it's good value. > But the screen quality is not a patch on the > picturehouse. And I've also experienced kids > talking throughout (more mainstream) films. Apart from price, the EDPH is far superior. Screen, ambience, seating, just about everything is nicer. But there's a price premium on that obviously. Personally I found a lot of cinemas to be soulless spaces - and that feeling about other cinemas is heightened since EDPH opened. Its not a snobbish thing - its just a much nicer place to spend time.

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mo Farah and family are very welcome back in the > UK. We would give them a nice homecoming, As he moved away for tax reasons, I don't think we should welcome him at all.

This is awful. Knife crime seems to be out of control.

Not on at the EDPH yet....

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When I get old(er) I want to live in a care home > that is also a pub. Is that possible? > Yes, just needs you and the fridge. And a mirror - for conversation.

Help-Ma-Boab Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yep - After 5 attempts, I'm thinking Muzztoids > will take the Aus this year. Moving well (ankle > twist aside - but that's phsycological, and timing > on song. 6 attempts now HMB .....

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > I gave up on Jezza about a month after he became > leader. What took you so long?

My daughter fell off her bike yesterday on the way to school, thankfully a lollipop lad was nearby to help and she wasn't hurt badly - but yes its treacherous for cyclists at the moment.

I'll join....I'll show you ????..

Jenny1 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So TheCat and Mick Mac. Sorry - is there something I have said that suggests I don't agree with this march or women's rights?

Piers: It?s about striving to be so good at what you do that your gender is irrelevant, then making sure you are rewarded in the same way as a man. That, surely, is true equality? As new British Prime Minister Theresa May said yesterday when she was asked what anti-sexism message she would have for President Trump when they meet on Friday: ?When I sit down, I think the biggest statement that will be made about the role of women is that I will be there as a female prime minister, talking directly to him about the interests we share.? Halle-bloody-lujah! THAT is a strong, empowered woman. Theresa May didn?t need to march for her rights as a woman; she let her ability do the talking by marching up the ladder of her profession so capably that she?s now the most powerful person in Britain. As a result, she has put herself in a position to make the very decisions that will protect and further women?s rights. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4148206/PIERS-MORGAN-Madonna-Bomb-threats-don-t-Trump-hate.html#ixzz4WgeBdXYh Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > It's worth noting that actually only 27% of those > entitled to vote voted for Trump, so 73% of > Americans didn't vote for him. As with Brexit, > galvanising apathetic voters would seem to be the > real problem...easier said than done. Likewise less than 1% of the female population marched on Sunday - are we to make any assumptions about the views of the other >99% being unsupportive?

rendelharris Wrote: > > It's worth noting that actually only 27% of those > entitled to vote voted for Trump, so 73% of > Americans didn't vote for him. As with Brexit, > galvanising apathetic voters would seem to be the > real problem...easier said than done. I think he won the election - the rules of which are clearly set out in advance.

Go for it Rod.

KrackersMaracas Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Catherine - that guy is great! His announcements > always make me smile. Completely agree - he should be nominated for an award.

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DovertheRoad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Over the next few years BTL is pretty much dead > for amateur landlords IMO. Better investments to > be had. I agree - although if the London property market hadn't already had a 20 year bull run it might be different.

The Tories should be ashamed of themselves. I mean, how could they......

No. Am always relaxed on venue. It's the company that counts. Haven't seen my mate foxy for a while, hope he can make it.

steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can you still cane them? Sir!... Sir!... Here's a good stick, to beat the lovely lady. Which film.....answers on a postcard pls

It's beginning to feel a lot like Curry Club..... I'm in.

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- (not all cabbies have rabid views by the way) Yes, cos' that would be cabbist.

Form an orderly queue.

Vary sad news about Graham Taylor. Sudden heart attack, which is worse (I think).

Yes, it's like having a pub in your kitchen.