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You may be able to buy the car back off them to repair yourself. I've done this with bikes in the past and fixed with second hand parts.

Don't forget City.

Would have been my midnight tune..

Watched at and was erring toward giving RK some benefit of any doubt until he was asked about the Haaland assault and if he'd do anything different? - "No." Whether it ended Haaland's career or not that was an occasion he could and should have reflected on. OK to go head to head with someone but that was something completely other.

Then http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OB41g1p3CCk (HMB - Now That's What I Call Music)

Go from about 6:15 Plasmids - Tata Box Inhibitors (Too early?)

Did you steal it?

Precision and accuracy under extreme pressure and Lewis folded. Just hoping for a competitive final now. Must confess I hadn't taken Peter Wright that seriously but you can't argue with his performance.

Although on reflection I guess I am getting old. Much more likely to listen to Just A Minute than Pete Tong these days. Nicholas Parsons is 90!

He carried a melon.

I'm getting old http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2013/dec/30/new-year-honours-list-2014-women

Sonic Boom Boy - Westworld

Thanks for heads up, just set the record.

No one else watching this? Once Taylor went out it's been up for grabs, about to watch MvG vs Lewis. Top tungsten times.

Kind of depends what you think the purpose of a charity shop is - raising maximum funds vs providing a cheap place to shop for those with less money, or how far either way you lean on that. See this piece from the Guardian on exactly that point from this week http://www.theguardian.com/society/2013/dec/29/charity-shops-pricing-items-bargains

Or walk for ten minutes to the Plough Cafe http://www.allinlondon.co.uk/directory/1150/56795.php

"up top"

If a ten to fifteen minute walk is the new definition of remote then we're all living in the sticks. This from woodland seems to be a sensible post - If you want to live a ten minute walk from a road with some shops to potter around in, cafes, restaurants, some pubs to get drunk in at the weekend, near some green space and on some great night bus routes then it might just be. I was in my late twenties when I first moved to this area and haven't had too much trouble finding fun when I've wanted to. Plus I get to live in a quiet flat in a 'nice' area....

Always been good for me.

When I was in trouble at school I was sent to see the man with no arms, no legs and no body. If he wasn't available I had to see the man with no arms, no legs, no body and a cowboy hat.

London Bridge is on a different branch of the Northern line I think.

http://tech.uk.msn.com/news/articles.aspx?cp-documentid=258760964 is a good deal, or a Tesco Hudl. For a bit more I'd get a Nexus 7 though personally.

The Blue is on Southwark Park Road in Bermondsey. A kind of market square type thing. View Larger Map

Thanks for reminding me why I ride a motorbike to work. Wrapped up warm, nice and easy, and none of the aggro. Bliss.

Or you can choose the tunes in a pub with secret dj, works in The Plough