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Don't forget to reverse the polarity of the neutron flow.

Don't forget to reverse the polarity of the neutron flow.

maria Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am really pleased there arent any more fast food > joints in ED - maybe Leon would be a good addition > though ie good fast food. Oh no, please not Leon

Chicken shop next to sea cow if you're desperate.

It certainly looked like renovations last week.

Morning Barry. Not sure if you're aware but the lights were out at East Dulwich station last night by the steps. all a bit crowded and dark.

She's the star of the show and no mistake.

matthew123 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's not simply a case of have Rangers and Celtic > to beef up the top half of Premiership it's about > giving them the opportunity to reach their full > potential as football clubs just like the same > opportunity as other clubs in England (plus > Cardiff and Swansea). They have reached their full potential.. that's it really. Why should they have their potential changed?

BQC Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Must be a few around.. where can you get the timer > fixed when it breaks? http://www.howtomendit.com/answers.php?id=39632 get stuck in.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think if you asked these questions of current > Premier League teams > > 1) Would you accept Rangers and Celtic direct into > the Premiership next year? > > Answer of the majority = No (probably) > > 2) Would you accept promotion continues into the > Premiership on normal terms but that at some point > Celtic/Rangers might be one of the teams promoted > - is that acceptable to you under normal rules? > > Answer of the majortiy = Yes (possibly - on the > basis that if you are currently in and its a few > years away, then ok as it is good in the interests > of the premiership generally - and peer pressure > is applied). Disagree. I think the answer would be "no, not risking my sky money"

And I think that's where it breaks down. Why would a majority of Prem clubs vote for a greater chance of them losing their place as I believe they would need to? I know it's Rangers (!) but I guess this is what prompted it http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/r/rangers/8297988.stm and if anything that there Atlantic League seems the most likely route to me.

East Dulwich Tavern and Magnolia are the ones I've used. And a neighbour of course, but that's theft innit.

As a kid I was in a playground near Oldham where all freely talked of Paki's, Paki shops etc with no racist intent whatsoever. "Is it racist"? is a question of intent, and that we can't know.

As a City fan, that season was great. I went to a lot of away games and the grounds were all full, every game a big occasion. So I get your question of what level they would come in, but then the question would become how high they could go? If Premiership clubs blocked them getting that high, as I believe they would as stated above, that blocks Europe.. and money. And in that case I think they'd stay in Scotland. Maybe go to Holland? Small league there.

The Cure, Wembley last year. 3 and a half hours non stop. Jesus and Mary Chain supporting Sonic Youth Hammersmith Palais 1985ish. A wall and a blur to young ruffers as was. Screaming Blue Messiahs 100 Club (?) 1989 ish, loudest noise I ever heard! Hopefully The Cult at RAH on Saturday, but I'm not optimistic.

Little child makes me think of Newt. "They mostly come at night. Mostly."

Which clubs in the Premiership would vote to let them in, no matter where English football? Seeing as half or more start each season terrified of falling out of it and losing the income I can't see it.

Had it series linked on FX and will probably watch it again, along with Flash Forward.

Seems like the union is out to break the Post Office to me. Today by bye Amazon, tomorrow the rest.

Buy a motorbike, save you an hour.

woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ohhhh now I reaaaaaaaaaaly want one too. This marketing bo??ocks is a piece of erm, cake.

I have a G2. It's amazing. I video-d the unboxing. If the iphone is the Jesus phone this is the God phone. It's taken my life to a far far better place. You should get one. Whoo. Better?

Dunno. And dunno. But I'm curious so boing before it slips to page 2.

If I've got an hour or so train journey I buy it, but like most of the rest I got out of the habit. Will try again..

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/environment/article6846641.ece First water fountain for years opens in Hyde Park