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Hey, are you Italian - give us a cappucino.

Yes, right at the end of my road Tillie, do we know if it was a cyclist? Son thought it was a kid from Alleyn's.

Oh My God, Here - all the moaning minnies, one of these could come in handy in ED. ha ha ha EDIT: Parental Advisory!

not late, but is certainly a vehicle for avoiding doing anything I don't want to. Mainly studying for finals next week.

*Bob* - you're not starting on Indians now are you?

Jah, that is deeply offensive you sexist pig

Gosh, Yuppies. How quaint. Less of the 'we' please Sean.

rotten ones sink?

let them run riot

on the same tip - people who sniff noisily and fruitily in the quiet study room in the library constantly and don't go and blow their effing noses.

ah, that makes a difference - still quite enjoy earwigging them too!

do you mean pedals Brendan, or is that a clever pun?

Good Lord, people talking to each other on a bus, outrageous. Personally I find it relieves the boredom listening to ther people's conversations, especially ones where it involves chucking a partner, fab.

wow, a chefing DJ, or a DJing chef.......

eeek, I have abiding memories of being fed baked apples - with cinnamon and cloves - as a child and to this day I cannot stand cinnamon and cloves. My mother swears we only had them a couple of times but I'm sure it was every bloody week. So in a nutshell Sean - YUK. Nothing personal you understand.

sheesh, get on the 'single and up for it' thread EDIT: BTW did you notice this one was lounged without even a word from admin!

I had lunch there quite some time ago and found it to be truly average. Maybe it was a bad day but I've never been back.

Domitianus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ladygooner Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > My friend lives in Thailand and her grand > daughter > > who is 8 has recently started getting breasts. > > The doctors at the hospital say it is down to > th > > amount of chicken she eats which has all those > > hormones in it. > > We can assume therefore that every other child > eating the same diet has also experienced early > onset of puberty? I read a very interesting book called 'My Year of Meat' by Ruth Ozbeck. It looked at this particular subject and it has been shown to be the case that some children are experiencing early puberty due to exposure to hormones used in the meat industry. It has also been shown that excessive oestrogen in our water supply - due to factory farming - is affecting fish.

I'm sorry but I don't agree. It is not expensive to eat well. In fact it is probably more expensive in the long run to have a diet filled with processed food and fizzy drinks. As someone said earlier, you don't need to eat meat every day and it is only since the introduction of factory farming that it has become the norm. Prior to this it was normal to eat meat 2 or 3 times a week. The argument about people with kids etc and little money doesn't wash. It is far cheaper to buy a load of veg and rice and pulses than crappy sausages every day. I agree that people need more education and that time is seen to be an issue however the money ought not to be the problem. However, as Muttley said this is a thread about restaurants on LL and we are hijacking it. There is nothing wrong with asking establishments where they source their products and it is to be encouraged.

just seen this thread, I'm up for a game sometime. I haven't played for years and am a bit like that noisy tennis player.

blimey, that's only 9 days Macro. P'raps it's people drawing in purse strings after christmas and not a portend of economic doom.

alright alright, no need to be 'orrible.

Just been given one of these contraptions and wondered what I'm supposed to do with it. Will it become like the pasta maker and end up at the back of a drawer?

pot plants

Hey MrBen, my son bought my mum a floral gardening set for christmas, for the indoor garden obviously, and she loves it.