northlondoner

The ageing process?

Here's the life history of that organic chicken you ordered ....

It's being taken over by the same guys who make their bread . Some of the Home made staff have been asked if they'd be interested in staying on

http://www.northamptonchron.co.uk/news/local/northampton-s-mysterious-clown-i-don-t-knock-on-people-s-doors-and-it-s-not-me-in-the-youtube-video-1-5492914

LadyDeliah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Twirly, you have some good suggestions. > > I'd like to add cycle lane and stop box cameras > with automatic fines. I'd like to see all traffic > lights with a cycle go light which turns green 30 > seconds / a minute before the rest of the > traffic. > . > I'd like to see cycle lanes widened and fitted > with some kind of running ridge thing like on > motorways, to let drivers know they are going into > the cycle lane. I would like obstructions that > block cycle lanes and force us into the traffic > should be removed, have a cut through for cycles, > or a space on the pavement to bypass the > obstruction. > > On narrow / busy / dangerous roads I would like > cyclists to be able to share the pavement, maybe > with a dedicated cycle lane or maybe just shared > space signs. > > I would like all busy / dangerous junctions to > look at the space sharing ideas that have been > used in other countries to increase traffic flow > but also allow pedestrians and cyclists to share > the space more safely. > > I would like laws passed to force all new road > development to include equal access and priority > for pedestrians, cyclists and motorists alike. > > I would like the trains to be re-nationalised and > the money poured into the rail network to go into > lowering fares instead of profits for > shareholders. I would like bus franchises to be > controlled so that they are cheaper to use. > > I would like more mixed use buildings be given > planning permissionsonthat people font always have > to live do far from where they work. > > That'll do for now, cos I need to do done work. > > Please feel free to add other I'd like free unicycle lessons for everyone. And a special arrow that shot love into lonely people . And a talking unicorn.

Have twice had wallets returned to me by EDers... Innumerable kindnesses to my infirm visiting parents as well ... including the police car that put on its blues and twos to block traffic , allowing them to cross Crystal Palace Road safely ( and slowly ). Yes , a kind place.

It never gets old though. Every time a tosser charge through a red light, careens through an impossible space on the blind side of a bus , lorry or car , it infuriates anew . Good luck trying to shut down the debate .

My Peugeot was broken into on hindmans road. Nothing taken - just left CDs etc scattered around . F&@ked up the lock on the door though

numbers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > jeez this thread IS hilarious, am with Laddy > Muck! > > where's your sense of humour people? anyway, > everyone knows that Hindmans Road is the dodgiest > in ED ;-) Cheek

Yes it's a scrawny dog

LadyDeliah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Roads were not designed with cyclists in mind and > as a consequence are often very dangerous to cycle > on. > > The only time I cycle on the pavement is where the > available road space is so dangerous I'm not > prepared to risk my life by staying on the road. > > There needs to be a re-think of how our public > spaces, including roads and pavements are shared > because cycling is set to continue to increase in > popularity and the needs of all users need to be > accommodated in ways that make travelling safer > for everyone. Only rethink needed is your attitude. Push the damn bike on the pavement . Riding it is selfish and dangerous

Anyone ever seen a Car Club space in use ? No, neither have I .

Dearie me

Oh, thought you were referring to the 0821 to London Bridge

Foxhelp Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Surely there is nothing anyone can or should do if > the noise is during the day? If he is not keeping > you awake late at night you will just have to > suffer it. It is only while the weather is warm > after all. I had a stupid woman knock at my door > from two roads away saying my dog is barking at > 9am and she works nights so could I stop him! > Bloody Cheek, unbelievable unrealistic behaviour > from some people. Your response comes across as ignorant

UncleBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What is your evidence? And speaking of evidenced Uncleben, what's yours ?

I live twenty seconds from this hotel and have never heard a peep from them.

Agreed.

sjf1 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't have problem with my neighbours seeing > into my house, I just feel uneasy about strangers > being able to take a seat at a table and spending > an afternoon looking in on my children. I don't > think I would be alone in feeling like that. Are your children golden unicorns , with hooves of the finest ivory, perhaps ? Or gossamer winged angels weaving rainbows as they flit around their room sprinkling golden dust ? Is this why people will want to spend an hour or two staring into their room ? How do you cope with taking them into the public ? 😇

Oh Rosie I live virtually opposite the house and barely noticed it ....

ed_pete Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > KK, so the next time a builder fly tips a load of > rubbish outside your house he's just trying to get > on in this world is he, just trying to support his > family in these striken times ? And the builder's > that dispose of their rubbish legitimately are > naive are they ? This makes no sense. Think about what you're trying to say then re-post.

Is this on Netflix ?

Jerry Maguire Amelie Two Days in New York

There's this place where the kids can run riot and express themselves to their hearts' content - and they even do kid-friendly food. It's called home.

Some harsh language here - but i tend to agree with the general consensus .