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Or chrome://conflicts to see if there's conflicts happening. Installed anything recently?

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think, outwith linking your own, frankly, in the > grand scheme of things (in which I include the > Syrian civil war and the rise of ISIS), somewhat > petty problems with aircraft noise to the > holocaust being over-egged and distasteful - the > point many, including me, have been making is not > that the aircraft noise doesn't exist, of course > it does, but that it doesn't disturb us in the way > it disturbs you. So we are not denying anything, > not even that you are clearly very disturbed by > the noise. We just don't share your level of > angst. So your accusation of 'being like' > holocaust deniers doesn't even make sense. We are > denying nothing, just not sharing your levels of > pain. The noise is there, it really doesn't bother > me. If anything, what you are implying is thus > that not being bothered by the aircraft noise is > the equivalent of not being bothered by the > holocaust. And if you think that... Well put. I'm with you in that it doesn't annoy me as I said a few pages ago whilst also accepting that fazer71's perception is their reality, just like mine. fazer71, please read this and stop steaming in to people, it's not helping anyone.

Bluerevolution Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > just turn up and pay at turnstiles. KO is 745, to > avoid large queues get there earlier than 730 745? Unusual for a Saturday game.

Perception is reality so fazer, I get this is real for you. Just get that it's not a thing for others rather than just denying it possibly could be.

Agreed it was better before it changed hands but they've never damaged my car. What did they do?

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm not sure why they want to move upmarket. > Surely their selling point is precisely the fact > that they're cheap and simple. Don't confuse moving to an upmarket area with moving upmarket.

Try this maybe - https://tu.com/en/

monica Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does anyone know if Dulwich Hamlet will still be a > collection point after today? iirc it said in the programme it should be for a few more games.

http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2015/sep/03/pub-goers-children-badly-behaved-complaint-good-pub-guide Guardian piece about the presumably the same report.

mrcee Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Think they are referring to the catford service > rather than forest hill however I thought catford > had more than 2 per hour. Ah, makes sense.

Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've just moved to Forest Hill (Catford end) > having lived in ED/Peckham for the last 8 years. I > think it's better here except for one thing. > There's only two trains an hour to London Bridge > at peak times in the morning. Cross Rail has a lot > to answer for! This confused me.. there are trains at 0731, 0742, 0750, 0759, 0812, 0821 according to http://ojp.nationalrail.co.uk/service/timesandfares/FOH/LBG/tomorrow/0730/dep#outwardJump , and that's in addition to all the Overgrounds.. Maybe we have different peak times? I think that's pretty good, no?

I thought you got points for these too, it's not like they're difficult to see is it?

Is there an ignore in the new software ? ;-)

Has anyone actually looked inside this property?

floor tiles - square cooker - built-in radiators - white fireplace - no opinion - cast iron or open with mantle? sink - definitely white worktop - white or wood. Neither, but especially not wood. Go mad and get granite if you can. lighting - plain in general, possibly one sooper dooper feature light though

Or just ask someone on site maybe?

steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is that Charlie Drake? I've heard of him. Me too, he's in Simply Red.

Amazing how the removal of one person can change the whole feeling of a pub, along with clearly a few quid and a lot of effort. So far it's all good.

May well pop in on the way to the Hamlet tomorrow lunch having walked past the place for the last 5-6 years on the same journey.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You really are the most appalling, narcissistic, > egocentric little twat. Post of the year so far.

I guess charity shops are driven by what people donate, and there was a piece in The Guardian today mentioning this which may be relevant - "The rise of discounters such as Aldi, Lidl and Primark has played a role in both factors. Not only have they increased competition for charity shops, but the growing popularity of cut-price clothing means the quality of the garments in people?s wardrobes is not what it was. So, when a household clears out its wardrobes, unwanted clothing is more likely to go in the bin than be taken to the charity shop. Oxfam said that donations fell by 2% last year." Full article here - http://www.theguardian.com/business/2015/aug/14/oxfam-tough-test-new-era-lidl-aldi-primark

One ward does them for free in gardens doesn't it?

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Shame no one had a word with the player for faking > injury. This is where it starts, and I'm fairly confident on past impression he was doing exactly what he was told... Just too well.

Two grand? Now that's comedy.

Why would the gas meter need moving? I would have thought it could co-exist with a fridge and freezer happily enough.