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Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Another look which is very wrong... the early > 2000's phenomenon of a suit jacket with jeans. > Popular in bars throughout Essex a few years ago, > and can still be witnessed along Lordship Lane on > occasion. This is alive and well in Richmond.

It sounds like a change at Baker Street situation

I remember at some student night this rough and ready Geordie went up to this brim and proper girl from Surrey or alike and said..?I fookin? luv u?

Lilly is alright. Myleene Klass does it for me but I guess strictly she isn?t a pop star.

Yes 5 times - I love it. Just looking at a map to remind myself and will get back with more suggestions when I can spell it. For now I recommend going to the top of Seminarska Zahrada and Kinsky Gardens then climbing the tower that looks like the one in Blackpool for great views. Also the Letna Park is worth a climb as it has great views over the city. A lot of locals go up there to have a beer while sitting on the park benches, Lenin's statue used to be up there but now its replaced with a metronome. You can head out of town to visit the church with decorations made out of human bones...mmm.

jaybee82 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A few more atrocities: > > 'Saturday Night' by Whigfield > Anything by Ace Of Base/Paul Young/Mariah Carey > 'If I Ruled The World' from those bloody awful > Vodafone adverts which make me want to smash my > own tellybox > 'I Will Always Love You' by Whitney Houston > Any version of 'You Raise Me Up' or 'Wind Beneath > My Wings' A bit of a typo there JB. It should obviously be; I will always love you by Shitney Poostain

Past, present and future walked into a bar. It was tense.

7 seconds ? Neneh Cherry and Youssou N?Dour. That nasal voice of his. Christ! Millllliiiiiiiiiion voiceeees

Rolo Tomasi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Count back 9 months to see what your parents were > knocking boots too. Back of a pub car park, New Years Eve to Bohemian Rhapsody ? epic. Better than two pumps and one squirt to David Essex.

It is all down to economies of scale. You?ll find that all buses and trains are deployed for the peak hours to cope (or not) with demand. Then you?ll find that the buses and trains will be pretty empty off peak and a number will be pulled back to the depot for routine maintenance. It is not efficient for an operator to have buses and drivers sitting idle for 6 hours a day ? you can imagine the accountants star fishes winking already with lots of 100k buses sat there not generating revenue.

Is anyone looking forward to seeing this as much as me? Going by the trailer it looks like it is up there with the Godfather for cinematography. http://www.worstpreviews.com/headline.php?id=13408&count=0

Is your house Victorian? The problem with wood, especially soft wood, when the fire is not burning well creosote is created in the exhaust gases which deposits on the inside of the flue. When these deposits get wet sulphuric acid is created which attacks the lime mortar that bonds the bricks together in old houses. This is why wood stoves should have a metal flue pulled down the chimney. If the fire hasn?t been used for a while get it swept and get them to put a smoke bomb up it to check for leaks especially in the loft and between floors.

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A Stella and coked up letting agent. off course! talking about pricks. I went to Richmond the other night for the first time - never again. Lovely looking place but full of utter bell-ends with no manners

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wood. Yep. > > In an approved stove. They can't touch you. yeah ok but sophie is talking about her fireplace which i assume is open

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Or wood. Nope, that is not classed as a smokeless fuel

I just looked at the aerial photo of Honor Oak Road (bored) I can?t see any chevrons. Do you mean the zig-zags for the zebra crossing? If you parked on these you deserve the fine.

No I?m not. So I really went to the trouble of creating those websites? Sophie, Southwark is a smokeless zone. To get around this you most use either a gas fire of smokeless fuel.

Is there anything more obnoxious than a Stella and coked up prick? mmm....maybe a letting agent.

Has the credit crunch caught up with Upper Street at last? http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8044275.stm

I am not winding you up! I can?t believe you have never heard of smokeless coal. You could go for the massively expensive smoke extraction system that Tedmax is going on about or you could buy a bag it has been around for years. http://www.ukcoal.com/smokeless-fuels

http://www.uksmokecontrolareas.co.uk/ tells you everything you need to know. You have never heard of smokeless coal? http://www.coals2u.co.uk/ecoal-25kg-prepacked

Just use smokeless coal and you can't get prosecuted

Sandperson Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh god no. Gary Glitter.... Arf!

Oh dear...Abba - Dancing Queen

Considering you live on Honor Oak Road couldn't you have just walked to the take away?