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???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > A reasonably practiced 'longtail' approach to > selling anything (books included)on the internet > is to have a standardish intro that is C&Pd into > numerous forums with a link to your own website, > don't need that many people to buy...the really > cynical bit of me is even a bit suspicious that > Justin's lives here , although he has posted on > another thread so I'm just about giving him the > benefit of the doubt. > > Come on - he should be crystal clear. And the > Forum has clear sections for commercial offers. The cut and paste nature of Justin's post above and lack of reference to the points raised in the intervening posts seems to bear this out somewhat..

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > And it would need to be a very carefully phrased > announcement to not cause a panic. "Women and > children to fruit and veg!" should do it. > > And what on earth do you think I want to be left > to face a group of armed, violent thugs whilst the > missus trots off to the tomatoes section? Would > you like me to manfully protect the bread rolls or > sacrifice my life in defence of the two-for-one > offer on frozen peas? Perhaps shout, "Forsooth ye > blaggards - unhand that half-price mouthwash, ye > vilanous weasels..."? Zounds, methinks you speak the truth! In other words I can't help thinking they got it about right. Best say nowt to frighten people it seems to me.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ruffer >>> "Errrrr, the drinks aisle is at the > back of the store....." > > Georgia said this was announced when the incident > was elsewhere in the store..ie not at the drinks > aisle at the back of the store...clever clogs. > ;-) > So being a clever clogs ;-) where do we get people to move to as those pesky bad guys keep moving around... And it would need to be a very carefully phrased announcement to not cause a panic. "Women and children to fruit and veg!" should do it.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Sorry - but I have to disagree. Asking staff to > move to a safe area protects staff whilst failing > to protect customers, which is just wrong. > Errrrr, the drinks aisle is at the back of the store.....

Just get the train from East Dulwich to Wimbledon and go from there? Takes about 20 minutes, there's a few direct ones in the morning and evening. Not sure exactly where Wimbledon South is..

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > It's textbook stuff. Indeed, and although I agree with you I hope you're wrong.

Fergie reaction when he lost his balloon - gawd knows what was going on in the dressing room... http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e358/tis_red/JumpingFergie.gif

The Eye Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Avoid Kwik Twit like the Plague. They damaged my > friends front suspension and wheel alignment after > an engine overhaul and she ended up having to pay > for it after a competent mechanic had explained > what had happened in the Hick Fit garage. Just for balance I've used Kwik Fit many times over the years and always been happy. I have also used local neighbourhood garages and had my car knackered. Broad brushes eh?

bil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >faster transport links to central London eh? East Dulwich to London Bridge on the train is what? 15 minutes? Seems pretty fast to me.

Spank

Ok Lily, what operating system are you using? (Vista, Windows 7, XP?)

The Horniman's still there and, most importantly, so is the overstuffed walrus.

Is the video camera working in other applications eg msn?

Which version is it? Isn't there some kind of uninstall tool you need? It really is a horrible bit of software imho.

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > As boring as it may have been, unfashionable and > unfancied Greece winning the Euros is a helluvan > achievement. Definitely a contender, plus the scousers in the European Cup final.

In my quest to encourage Sainsburys' regeneration of the area I today bought a bottle of vodka from the Polish shop (never been in there before) and a nice lunch in the Plough, reading a paper bought in Sainsburys. Thanks Sainsburys!

Universal and instantaneous gritting.

Atila Reincarnate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I hope she sues the council for failing to grit > the pavement. I thought this was an appropriate response in light of some other threads. I'd also be hoping she sues the hospital for being slow and busy.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Agreed ruffers once the OP felt the thread wasn't > going his/her way they were off - in a puff of > smoke. Or possibly just a faint aroma - we may never know.

And a fantastic bit on the news now about ungritted pavement featuring sample people who are struggling to walk on the ice. Mostly as far as I can see by walking in smooth leather soled shoes. Jeez, take a bit of responsibility people.

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You said it was the smell of smoke. Are you now > saying that your flat gets filled up with smoke? > If you are, then that is a completely different > thing. Shame the OP left the thread while not remembering to answer this question, ah well.

I look forward to a Daily Mail front page scandal about millions spent by councils (Labour mostly at a guess) on snow ploughs and salt which stand IDLE!! 363 days a year.

puzzled Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > yesterday afternoon at 3.31 the electricity in > parts of se22 and a couple of other post codes > went off.. and the fifth time this years. all in > the same group of postcodes. this is the third > outage in a month. this time supplies did not > resume until 11pm. asking edf for an explanation > of this strange coincidence is like trying to > plait sawdust. the other strange coincidence is > that more than 2,400 house were reconnected, > leaving 100+ still in he dark and cold. the same > 100+ as on all the other occasions. what the hell > is going on? I should add that two of the power > cuts happened in the summer months so they can't > grab at the weather as an excuse. does anyone have > any information about this? could it be connected > with the massive underground reservoir being > beuilt by peckham rye? Were there any black helicopters around?

pinocchio Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi : TillieTrotter > > Have you thought of the fact that others could get > lung cancer and asthma from smoking. I doubt > curry has the same side effects. Does the smell of cigarettes cause lung cancer?

Heard quite an interesting piece on the radio earlier about it not just being a matter of chucking a load of grit out - they take decisions based on what kind of grit, if it's going to rain later and wash it away etc. So yes, more grit would be nice but I kinda trust that 'they' know more about it than me.