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Hi Dulwichmum Oh without...

Hi Dulwichmum >She had not right to unload my dishwasher in a white string bikini - damn her. Any pics? 8-)

>It's pretty irrelevant anyhow - in the UK the defeat of any pariliamentary bill which spends money results in the >resignation of the government, and these only need a majority of one vote. So how is the fixed length parliment going to work?

Then do not put it anywhere on the net 8-)

Fixed term parliaments pretty standard in other western countries but is the 55% to win a no confidence vote normal in Western countries?

First attempt did not work. BP is trying again with a smaller structure.

Have a look at this thread: http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?20,415095,page=1

A relief well should work but as katie1997 says it will take a few months.

Looks like BP have sealed the smallest of the three leaks. Here is hoping the funnel/dome works. Not sure but I was told that the platform used only one shear ram and it was manual I.E. It had to be activated by a worker using a switch. Personally I also feel for the rig workers that died.

Hi espelli, Yes we got a blue one but the one from the ex-mayor was white. Big difference 8-)

Wasn't Triazolam banned in the UK in 1991?

Hi Clare Have a look here http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,429329 Good luck

Hi KD, How do you know they deleted e-mails wihtout reading them? Thanks

>>Brendan Wrote: >>------------------------------------------------------- >> Oh @#$%& off! Compared to Labour and the >> especially the Tories they look practically >> saintly. >Marmora Man wrote >It may just be perception or my fading memory but I belive in overall terms Labour MPs were rather more greedy than >Tories, tho' I'd admit the Tories generated better headlines with duck houses, moats and houses that looked like Balmoral. The point I was trying to make was that using the expense scandal to vote lib-dem looks a fallacy. There is I think 345 Labour MPs, 193 Conservative and 63 Lib-Dems so you would expect more Labour MPs to be caught up in the expense nonsense. >The crIminal charges score is 3 x Labour MPs and 1 x Tory peer Innocent til proven guilty right?

why would having mored lib-dem in parliment ease the expense scandal? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/mps-expenses/liberal-democrat-mps-expenses/ Also I thought the expense system had been changed already?

So you can vote in the UK without ID? Neat

Hi Domitianus, They climbed in a window: >We climbed in through a window on one of the upper floors. they never said if it was open. Cheers

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Polar Bear

>Posted by: goosegreenteam April 18, 12:10AM >The building was bought in early January 2010. So less than 5 months.

>Police sirens happen once in a blue moon. Not where we live they happen all the times as well as the ambulances. >An aircraft free day once a month. Perhaps the first Sunday of every month. And who would foot the bill to the country and the airlines? They estimate each airline loose about ?130 Mill. each day they do not fly.

>On the bottom 3 floors there are 10 Polish people, who were recently evicted from their squat, therefore homeless in this country. We >won't go into the logistics of it all, but they all work full time on wages that the likes of the majority of you wouldn't survive on The council should help as they are homeless. I trust they get at lest the minimum wages: The National Minimum Wage (NMW) is a minimum amount per hour that most workers in the UK are entitled to be paid. If you are being paid below the NMW you can contact the Pay and Work Rights Helpline for confidential help. Pay and Work Rights Helpline For confidential help and advice on the NMW call 0800 917 2368 ?5.80 - the main rate for workers aged 22 and over http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/employment/employees/thenationalminimumwage/dg_10027201

What a cool map. Thanks

no not heavy sleepers as such but the horn and sirens are much worse. We used to live 10 miles from LHT directly under the flightpath, there you could reallly hear the planes 8-).

Hi Gimme - we are very close to Pecham Rye Park and the planes never bothered us