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not if your injuries end up not killing you but rendering you incapacitated and requiring constant care, that causes a strain on resources that otherwise would not be necessary if you'd just put on the belt. slightly skewed argument but you can see what I mean

in their unnecessarily massive status symbol 4x4s yes, when the kids are well above the age that they could walk, cycle or get - god forbid - public transport yes. When they don't think 'ooh, I'll park a street or two away and walk the rest as it is always a nightmare in that street' yes.

Well I live near JAGS and Alleyns and during school term times it is a nightmare to park. I have taken a photo of my street in school holidays and there are 2 or 3 cars, however the rest of the time it is chokka and if I go out and come back at school pick up time the street is a joke. Personally I would welcome a CPZ in order to keep the mum scum out of the street (although it can be quite entertaining watching them trying to negotiate their massive cars up and down the small road). The argument that it would be detrimental to trade on LL is rubbish. Perhaps it would encourage more people to get off their arses and walk to the shops or if that's not possible, to pay the ?1 fee.

the wind affects which direction they come in I think

it turned into the usual old farce [posh me, rhyme class with farce]

v useful

Trip to Cornwall anyone?

AllforNun Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes i think it should be stopped, it's crap. What?

Likely that a kosher Telegraph journo would have some ID no?

Isn't that because American beers are generally rubbish?

completely forgot about it - sorry. I am however up for next week.

char1ie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ah the legend that is the Drum. Unfortunately it > is only legendary for the lock ins and the drug > taking so was never a long-term proposition. > What's Dave's next venture going to be? > > > Charlie sorting himself out hopefully.

PGC - it is dependent / dependant where there is a choice, I assumed it was the same for independent. Must not blurt next time.

actually both spellings of independent/independant appear in the dictionary but I agree the latter looks wrong. No TV in my room as you can see!

sunset is just before 5pm at the moment. park prob closes around 4.30 - 5.00pm

I just booked an apartment near Wall St. through holiday-rentals.co.uk for July. It's costing $1000 for a week which at current rates is about ?500. As there are four of us it's a bargain I think. There were quite a few on their website, lots of 'studio' apartments which for a couple is ideal.

dunno about that frangla, have seen Kenzo, Paul Smith and Agnes B shirts in the Mind shop recently.

but sneaked off for a bit of a lurk

Yes

eh?

I'm on with Bowie my herom also until about 1983 - Sean you were going to get me a copy of the LP you reckon will change my mind. Brian Eno pretty creative

Karter, any reason why you mentioned the investor was Jewish? Does it have any bearing on the situation?

there was no excuse to shirk

I was under the impression that rules were being relaxed regarding prostition currently. I read that the law was to be changed to allow women to work in a house together i.e. a brothel, rather than alone as is all that is currently allowed under the law. Prostitution is not illegal. Soliciting and streetwalking is. Good luck on the program tonight, I'll try and stay up to watch it.

the forum was rocked