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So sorry to hear this. Did the owner say it was a Pit Bull? Or an American Bulldog? American Bulldogs are quite tall, like Boxers. Pit Bulls seem to be called American Staffordshire Terriers now in order to get round the illegality of owning them here. I remember several years ago that there were two men who owned an American Bulldog they couldn't control walking in Peckham Rye Park. From what I recall, the dog savaged at least two other dogs, and the owners were tracked down and the dog was confiscated. Maybe you could ask the park warden for help.

Thandie Newton is rather dull in Line of Duty.

Agree. That's a new one. I once had a guy ringing my bell saying he needed to speak to the man who lived there about borrowing some of his tools. Would never open the door unless I knew who it was.

78 bus from Peckham Rye goes to Shoreditch station.

Who charges ?35 for a man's cut?

?? Someone's not on top of things....

Thanks. Road still closed, according to news, affecting P13 bus.

Think the Ayres one is about ?8.....

Lava lamps.

Just heard on news that there is a fire there, road closed, between there and Quorn Rd.

Email [email protected] And, call 525 2000.

Spider webs work at catching them.

It's hard to find a good groomer. Which ones don't you recommend?

I Looked at the lighting in B&Q recently. Some great affordable light shades on their website, so have a look. I also like Vitra stuff, but out of my price range.

yeknomyeknom Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wrote to my local school asking them to put in > the newsletter an encouraging Request not to keep > the engine running outside school (usually for air > conditioning in summer). > > Silver birch trees and many other plants > significantly reduce pollution in their immediate > environments. Again I've encouraged my school to > establish hedges at fences etc. > > I've read that even standing one step back from > the road makes a difference to the pollution you > consume so it's well worth taking less busy routes > and standing wall side of a road rather than kerb > side. > > Finally, not so good for schools but maybe for > home, I have signed up for this product that you > might also like: > https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/882633450/wyn > d-the-smartest-air-purifier-for-your-personal-s?re > f=email Air purifier looks interesting. If it comes from the States you will have to pay taxes and duty.

Noisiest buses in recent memory.

Did they just have a Yale in operation?

They have a chicken salad called Hipster Caesar!

I've got a Millbrook pocket sprung one now. It has been great, but it's old now, and very heavy to turn. My brother had one of the original Tempur memory foam ones. Those were extremely expensive back in the day.

bobbsy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I didn't buy a mattress in a box, but did buy a > memory foam mattress from an italian company > (can't remember the name) - it arrived rolled and > shrink wrapped - it's awesome. I've just remembered encountering a really good memory foam mattress in a Rome hotel. Was surprised how comfortable it was.

Beaky Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We got one a few weeks ago from Hyde and Sleep - > its fab Looked those up, they have springs in them. Do you need to turn them?

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What is a mattress in a box? I tried googling but > it was far from obvious... Look up the brand names mentioned here. They arrive boxed, then after unpacking them they 'inflate' a bit.

KrackersMaracas Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My sister has one from eve. She loves it- I went > over the other day and had to agree, it was very > comfy! Oh yes, that's another brand.