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mlteenie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Perhaps a lost Alleyn's pupil up a tree Looking for a cat

If you don't know then she's not going to is she? So don't bother.

Maybe we can all have a good think about what we've been doing while the site stops working for a while.

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And ruffers for tomorrow. I belatedly thangewe And Oh Happy Day Ant

Let's have another go shall we?

I'm kinda with HB - Woss was my default viewing choice. Friday nigth and not sure? Yep that'll do. Saturday late morning? Stick Radio 2 on. I found him entertaining.

Loving your material - you guys crease me up.

You're not being much help are you?

Ooh, go on then. I've resisted for months.. Chelsea 5 v 1 Newcastle Liverpool 1 v 1 Fulham Man City 3 v 3 Arsenal Middlesbrough 0 v 1 Bolton Portsmouth 0 v 1 Hull City Stoke City 0 v 0 West Brom Aston Villa 1 v 0 Man Utd Tottenham 1 v 0 Blackburn Not done that before and never realised how difficult it was to get excited about 'Boro v Bolton. That'll be the first game on MOTD then. Sunderland 2 v 1 West Ham Wigan 1 v 0 Everton

Let's see how long it takes for this to sink to the bottom....

Have we already done the collective noun?

1476 on this forum 9984 on that one What do I win? (I'm hoping for magic beans)

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ???? Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Hasn't changes in something - I think it's the > > gradual movement in stars and time- Meant that > our > > star signs are about 15 days out of sync to > when > > the whole kaboodle was set up, which truly > exposes > > it as the whole load of hokum pokum > supersticious > > nonsense it was in the first place > > Gradual movement in stars and time? 15 days out of > sync? Kaboodle? Hokum pokum? > Let's see see Jonathon Cainer and Shelley > so-called Von Strunkel, talk their way out of that > little lot. > Good man Quids. What he said. I'm a rational logical intelligent kind of guy and I'm struggling with it. But it's my birthday on Monday, yay me.

One of many answers.... Possibly a strange answer but Disintegration CD by The Cure. Even though it's not my 'favourite' album, or the best I own if you ask me either question it's the one that gets played the most. Or... Tickets to see The Sisterhood at The Electric Ballroom. They turned into The Mission half way through. Or... R790 FBJ, a 900 Diversion. I loved that bike.

But he's not on. Who do I complain to?

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Toni Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does anyone know if this shop is now closed down? > I've attempted to go in there several times and > it's always closed during the day. You probably got about as much in the way of customer service as if it had been open (threads passim)

ChavWivaLawDegree Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm challenging a fixed penalty given to my > daughter yesterday by a pcs bloody o for cycling > the distance from the cashpoint to the road very > slowly and carefully. > > They ended up with a van full of pcso's and a car > with two pcso's and a police sergeant threatening > to arrest her because she argued with them and > called her mum to find out what her legal position > was. > > One of the pcso's even suggested she just ignore > the penalty notice. > > Well spent tax payers money, don't you think? They gave a nine year old a fixed penalty???? What advice did you give her?

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How long are you going for - if it's more than a > day or two I would recommend the train as a far > far less stressful option. Timewise you save > ontravel and security checkins and then you arrive > bang in the middle of Edinburgh > > Costwise - you might pay a bit more for the train > ticket but save on travel to and from airpirts and > the associated faffage > > I travel every year to Edinburgh and always get > the train Have you ever gone through City airport? I fly to Amsterdam from time to time and flew to Edinburgh this week, coming back from Glasgow tonight. My flight lands at 2150 and I confidently expect to be on a tube by five past ten. Checking in can be done half hour before you fly with no worries. If you have a commuter travelcard the journey to the airport is included if we're counting costs. DLR to Canning Town, Jubilee to London Bridge and back to Forest Hill for me.

I lived there for a while, in the square behind it, and it seemed OK to me, I'm guessing it's what you're familiar with and what experience you have. Thinking on on that though would you automatically trust someone else to escort you through the area just because they're on a bike? That's making a few assumptions based on a bit of commonality I'd say.

It's Spurs' year - it's got a number in it!

zephyr Wrote: > I have to agree however that opening the gate > (which used to be open during the day) would be > better. If it used to be open then presumably there's a reason it's not anymore. Might be an idea to find out what that reason was or is as a start point.

It's a (gastro)pub in Bermondsey Street in Bermondsey, and I can confirm the food there was always excellent when we lived in SE1 before moving to SE22. Clearly we have a stalker ;-)

7.24 am? On a Sunday? That's nearer going to bed time than getting up time.

So Spurs fans especially but all in general. If 'Arry's winning can we say Damien Comolli (sp?) had actually put together a winning squad then.......? Give him his job back quick, the system works!