ruffers

Have a look at Captain Cropper breaking them for fun.

SMS short codes can be premium rate. Leave it.

pommie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Police should get him (or his parents) to pay for > all the damage on the cars So the easy scenario is his parents are wrong 'uns who teach him to break the law, saying it's OK, so fine them. What if they are 'normal' 'decent' people who are at their wits end trying to control a teenager who has gone off at a tangent? What if they are trying everything they know how? Are they responsible? I defy most of us to physically stop a 15 year old from going out if he really wants to.

Meh. (I never used that before, but it seemed appropriate)

Seat is the cheaper VW, Skoda the even cheaper. We have a Seat Leon which is 12 years old and never missed a beat - recommended. As a side note a Seat Exeo is essentially an A4, but much cheaper.

No they won't let you order one for a neighbour, technically, as I was told when I tried to do it a couple of years ago. When half way through the call I told them I'd mistakenly given them my own name incorrectly and I was actually my neighbour though they laughed and said OK and a bin was duly delivered. A very nice lady. If you don't get her I guess you can just call back with a different voice on!

Atticus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Agree with ???? though Embankment can get snarled, > alternative to A4 would be over chelsea bridge and > through Sloane Sq. Agreed

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > On the lane past sainsbury's la piba (despite my > admonishments) tends to just go straight into it > and go all the way to the top to turn into > champion hill, often behind buses and has yet to > get a fine Cameras in buses are at the front I think so behind is fine, in front of may be different.

Dopamine1979 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I know that junction well and have also been > caught out by it. It's a bugger. Keep us posted. > > On a similar note has anyone ever been caught out > at the bus lane heading up Dog Kennel hill just > before Sainsbury's? Caught out how? That one's clearly sign posted and the lines are there. If you get a ticket there then you just weren't looking I'd have thought.

I think Bluerevolution (correct me if I'm wrong..) meant that the picture required as evidence to show you'd commited an offence will confirm there's no markings, therefore you should be fine. And not get a fine.

Originally perhaps, but it's current incarnation seems to be very much a US version.

Mine has a couple of openings to put a chain through on its way to the front wheel. Still here, even though I don't actually use this feature. See here http://www.infinitymotorcycles.com/images/products/medium/Oxford-Rainex-Cover-OF923-3.jpg

I park mine similar to PR, tucked in by the poster thing so it's not interrupting anyone's route. The actual designated spaces are in a bit of a dark corner and I feel much better about security in the light from the shop. As a biker I park on the pavement a fair amount but always make sure it's out of the flow of pedestrians. Plain courtesy really.

johnki Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Quick warning that there's a group of four, one > young girl and three in scream masks that seem to > think its ok to throw eggs at your door when you > don't have anything to give them. They > unfortunately seem to have scarpered before I > could return the favour Just wondering if anyone on here recognises that description as their little cherubs? If so I trust you'll have a word, then send them back to the houses they attacked with a brush and bucket...and yes, that does include mine.

Iceland. Polar. Nice.

http://www.southwark.gov.uk/info/10070/recycling/1364/reuse_and_recycling_centre/2

The FHT / Rose generally looks fairly quiet.

ruffers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > barniepage Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I don't think anyone is going to be very happy > > about the final decision that has been made > about > > this :( > > Except for the artist that won > > I'll let you know if I am thanks. I am, that was my choice.

barniepage Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't think anyone is going to be very happy > about the final decision that has been made about > this :( > Except for the artist that won I'll let you know if I am thanks.

Ner ner ne ner ner

Heard it also. Very strange.

Not sure how much use a view of a piece visible only for birds is. Building a stage area is a great idea so do it anyway - not sculpture though in my eyes.

"Up top"

The one in the middle in Banarama

I got an email from Liberty today informing me their Christmas shop is open on the fourth floor. Too early.