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"Slaw."

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Maybe just don't drive in the bus lane > irrespective of whether there's a camera or not. Nail, head.

marisa_45 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Never happened to me and don't think it's normal > if it wasn't a recycling bin as you said but a > regular one. Their job is to collect the rubbish > after all, not to pick or leave it there. If I > were you, I'd politely ask about their politics > and see if they can give an adequate answer. I am > glad our bin men from > http://www.rubbishwaste.co.uk/ are outgoing and > would never do that without a reason. How would their politics be a factor?

It's an interesting point made that perhaps starting the dotted line earlier might help. Is this a standard length does anyone know? And to the OP - I'd be terrified to ride a 50cc that can barely reach 20 up there in London or indeed anywhere; not sure if I should respect your courage or suggest getting a new bike...

Ruskin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well whether there's a mounted camera there or > not, the line's there stating it's a bus lane and > it irritates me when drivers hop over the line > 30yds from the feeder arrow then undertake me > sitting in the right-hand lane, patiently > indicating left - and who then refuse to give way > when I want to move over as I'm supposed to. > > And then you bleat about a PCN when you thought > you'd got away with it. We all know there's little > room to get over left but when the law says don't > do it (whether you think its a crap law, or not) - > don't do it. This.

Jim1234 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > M&S syphon off profits to their head office. I don't understand what this means?

(A girl at work had it and her insurance went up.) For my part I struggle with the concept a bit to be honest on how the device actually works. Bad driving causes accidents, poor observation does, lots of things I can't see how the box can track.

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Louisa Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > There seems to be an > > obsession on this forum with talking up things > > they like, and talking down things they don't. > I > > much prefer to take the central route which is > > more constructive... > > 'lolz' > > Sorry, sorry - I know you're still on a yellow. > You're doing well btw! Great stuff.

Do they sell popcorn in M&S?

Just read a piece on the pitchero site about stewards - what's the background on this? http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/dulwichhamlet/news/stewarding-changes-1670379.html

Is it OK wired to the router? In other words is this a broadband problem, or a wireless problem..?

I'd also bounce it around a lot so the alarm goes off and see if that prompts anyone to come and move it.

Car wheel covers / hub caps held on with cable ties.

Not necessarily, other new build guarantees are available. I'd be interested to know if they're compulsory though.

That'll be Test Dept / Einsturzende Neubauten / SPK rehearsing.

TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > an idea... That's clever

That's right. Everyone knows that one.

The thread that keeps on giving..

If you're looking for mud then put Maldon on your list.

The recent innovation of answering an awkward question with "I don't recognise" those figures / that viewpoint etc. It's the political equivalent of "la la la I can't hear you".

mrsilencio Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry to hear that dippybird, I hope you were well > insured? > > As is happens, I had a call from the police 2 days > ago, saying they have recovered mine. Apparently > they found it in Bexleyheath, fully intact. As the > insurance has already paid out and I'm no longer > insured, I don't know where I stand with it, or > what I should do tbh. I'm mainly interested to > find out if they caught whoever took it. I had one stolen years ago which turned up in Bexleyheath, the only damage was to the ignition, and similar to you the insurance had already paid out. This means it's their bike, although the police let you know as you're on the log book presumably. You could offer to buy it back from them I guess if you want (at a very reduced price). I did that before on (another) stolen and damaged bike and got it for virtually nothing as it was a cosmetic write off. As far as finding out who nicked it I've had 3 stolen over the years, all found, and no idea on who took any of them.

Not the first time it's failed there.

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ruffers Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > 'Postcode lottery.' > > This one is ok! I've been playing it for about a > month now. Sadly, not won owt. Yet. > > http://freepostcodelottery.com/?ref=547618 > > (That has my ref code on it. Hope that's OK.) For the avoidance of doubt, it's the expression which causes my rage, not the actual lottery.

'Postcode lottery.'

Nothing wrong with bog standard - tick the boxes and get out of the way.