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And their new router with the discs is great.

Do you mean wifi or broadband, in other words are you asking you provides the best router?

Schitt's Creek is great. Though ti was the only one watching it!

Have a look at this Sue, I think you can walk if you want.. https://www.parkrun.org.uk/dulwich/

BT now enclose a freepost bag to put your old one in to send back for recycling when you upgrade. Which is nice.

I go to week 6 then twisted my knee, but will get back on it. It does work and using the app combined with music I was able to do it. Bit hot to start again right now though.

If you live near the Horniman then Forest Hill / East Croydon / Gatwick as everyone else says. Easy. Bit more awkward coming back especially in the evening as the trains never sync and you have to hang around at East Croydon. I often cab it from there.

seenbeen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I can't remember which country or city it was, > but > > somewhere has recently brought in a law (I > think) > > that only fireworks which don't make a noise > can > > be used. > > > > A reasonable compromise?? > It's in Italy...it's a brilliant idea because the > whole point of them is the appearance. The noise > is awful. When those horrible ones that sound like > bombs came out I felt sorry for the older people > who had lived through the war. Bangers must be a bit rubbish then.

Good luck, you're due a bit it seems.

Huzzah!

Too many bad memories?

Looks good, times change and it can't stay as is. My own personal favourite memory is the Jerk Cookout around 2009 (?), the jerk aroma drifted all through the area, happy days..

Humdinger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I heard that they have a "helium bar" set up at > this fair, where they are selling ?2 balloons > filled with Helium which they sell to kids who > then inhale it. > > I think it is high time a councillor was notified > of this heinous practice. Go on then.

Try Andy Wing 07733 272077, taken over from Alan Locksmith who was much recommended on here but moved away I think. We used him recently.

That didn't take long.

Cockfosters then.

Genuis? It is Mornington Crescent though, assuming Burlington Original rules.

You might want o look at a Meglaflo to up the pressure even if they could make a combi work. https://www.heatraesadia.com/products/cylinders-and-hot-water/unvented-cylinders

In many different ways.

DoctorM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > so, no one else things that the closing of this > public space for 12 days in the interests of a 2 > day private event is questionable? Only if they don't pay, And they do. So apparently not.

Sounds great, looking forward to it.

Just pay the fine, take it on the chin, and learn a lesson.

john_m4rsnall Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ok, but does it depend on the size of the > motorbike? I just bought my custom Honda CB900F > Cafe racer (you can see the approximate size at > https://thecustommotorcycle.co.uk/ad_category/hond > a-cafe-racer-motorcycle-for-sale/. Will it be ok > with this bike or some kind of trouble can happen? Bike size is irrelevant. Always check the signs though. Some of them seem crazy, eg Northbound on Bishopsgate is a No, southbound is a yes.

Sorry to hear about this. We've turned off passive keyless entry on our car, people might want to explore that for future?

edanna Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So Southwark?s site says: > > Driveways that serve a single property > > If there's no enforceable yellow line, you can > park close to this type of driveway without > penalty. My understand is you parked across as opposed to "close to". Good luck but I'm not optimistic for you.