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Rags 4 City 3 last week. Boring?

I'd be tempted to not pay my last couple of months rent, let him keep the deposit.

Whitstable?

MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The last guy looked like > the Notorious BIG with a red baseball cap, phat > jeans and a bandanda. Well that's that then.

Timster Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I would lose > it if I met either Mark E Smith or the Beeny in > ED. As I did when quite literally bumping into Nick Cave, carrying a Head holdall. "Wibble" I said.

I'd go for a Londis queue - nice old mix of middle class urbanites and, erm, not....

max wellhouse Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > At least the guy was showing some initiative! > > In the current downturn, it's not enough just to > stand on street corners, offering your wares. I > commend this chap on showing entrepreneurial > spirit and a more proactive approach to drug > dealing. > > Perhaps he might also like to think about offering > a midweek discount when business is slow, or even > a BOGOF deal (buy some ganja, get some ketamine > free)!? Interesting exchange rate there. effect per ? ketamine has to be leading. Not necessarily good effect, but on a Wednesday???

I blame the liberal executive on that side of the park (someone's got to do it)

Have a look at this http://www.parklet.co.uk/parking-rental-price-guide.aspx

Just move the bins, I would and have in the past.

Probably not the most original point but there was a 'meet the manager' thing the other day at London Bridge.... in the morning. I've only ever seen these things in the morning when most people, people like me anyway, haven't got much fat in their schedule to stop and talk. If it was in the evening I would. Can we have these in the evening as well please?

We went here for our honeymoon, it's in Scotland http://mhor.net/ .

Thanks for the reminder...

If that's the mood we're in - - and the dirt is gone.

A nursery in a car park? I'd be looking for one in a building of some kind if I was you.

I blame the liberal executive... My personal view would be to have virtually no moderation but given that this forum is moderated then it should be respected. AFN was borderline troll from time to time so admin's move seems like a good one.

kpc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Are these the leaflets/letters inviting us, the > public, to tea/coffee meetings with Tessa Jowell - > I've received at least a couple. The most recent > also asked for views on local primary education (I > think). If so I have no problem with something encouraging us to engage with our local MP, regardless of party.

Is this a change from now? Buses and tubes for the same journey cost different I think. Why should it be different for trains?

Cameron, for letting us all down by being such a rubbish leader of the opposition. And don't start me on Clegg.

Very very frightening

Mine's got Rockbox on it, don't go near itunes.

The fellah was down our street last week getting the weeds out of the cracks by the side of the road, thanks Southwark!

flapjackdavey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > there was cyclist behind me on the pavement this > evening , I deliberately walked right in the > middle of the narrow pavement , so that he had to > to say " scuse me boss " to get past . roads are > for cars and cyclists . pavements are for > pedestrians ... its as simple as that . I thought that was just my hobby - it's winner and no mistake.

I can't help but think that headlines along the lines of "They flushed their heads down the toilet" evoke more Public School than Guantanemo Bay (moving on from yesterday's Ashes to Ashes comparisons..)

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > New Den, easy peasy...you should have gone to the > old one I did, a couple of times. Man City fan by the way.