chica1

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debs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just had Paul and Michael from Busybees clear Ivy > from front of house and clear guttering. Very > efficient, came next day as planned, no problems. > Left it clean and took rubbish away. Their number > is 07914971758 Do they also repair gutter?

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Foux du fafa! hahaha love FOC:) Is there music too..could you put on Zou Bisou Bisou , s'il vous plait?? Checking this place out this Sat hope you're open.

Just had Dannyy in( through recommendations from this lovely forum) & he was as professional & efficient as you guys said he is. Fixed my toilet cistern in no time at all & did the cleaning too. Any problems you have I seriously recommend Danny & you can contact him on 07879 220447.

It's not what the OP was asking. powercow Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I always use the Keen Group these days, for > airport runs and even coming back from the West > End late at night when I don't want to wait for a > 176. Their prices are reasonable (they will give > you a quote when you call) and much cheaper than > getting a cab based the airport (although there's > a small waiting charge for collection from the > airport, which covers waiting time and car > parking). > > They have lots of local offices and I have found > them to be 100% reliable. They even have their own > App to download. > > Tel: 020 8693 1000

Roy Brooks or TruePenny. Both provide that personal touch and good at communication esp Roy Brooks.

Good afternoon May I ask if the position is still available? My niece would be interested. Many thanks Chi

Hi What's the price for facial which inc threading and neck massage pls?

I am both Paine & Hunter and R Woodfalls (LL branch) both provide very professional & efficient service. The only complaint about H & P is that the receptionist eats her lunch at her desk which unfortunately the smell of her food wafts around the premises as you walk in....rather unpleasant and wrong imo.

The point of my post is that you posted @ 3:14, DF replied @4:56, & my post @ 5:48. That was a good over 2 1/2 hrs past before you responded & only after I posted. When people post here asking for something, I 'm quite sure they tend to always look in here, I'll say quite frequently, to see replies, it's just common sense & also it's a matter of courtesy to at least acknowledge responses. You must take into account also that FMs who post reply esp when offering advise would also feel anxious too to know whether they were able to help. I've been on both sides before ie asking for advice and offering advice so I know how it feels. Just saw Fox's reply - Fine if you're not offended but I think it's still common courtesy for people asking for assistance to acknowledge such gesture when given one.

OP I think it's a bit rude of you not to reply to the above post of someone who actually took the time to give you advice. Can't imagine what your excuse is.

Please don't tell me you are not bothered by all these potholes at all? Not only it will damage vehicles but most of all it will cause accidents and traffics! Doesn't anyone care anymore??

Sorry if this has been discussed already but did search & found nothing. When on earth are all these potholes going to be fixed??? Who should I call specifically?

sofaRunner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > is truepenny's the new one? I understood that it > has been around for a while but was operating from > the owners front room! > > > ruffers Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > No, please, tell me more. > > > > (Sorry but this has been done to death, which > one > > are you talking about) If it's Truepennys then you're right. I was dealing with them I think last year or year before, can't quite remember when.:-$ So they've been in business for sometime now but only managed to open a shop this year & I say good luck to them, they're good guys & really care for their customers. Too bad we never concluded on any business together...I was just too fussy.

indiepanda Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Squirrel was deinitely on the menu last night... > not that I was willing to try it. Am sure it would > taste fine, but somehow it just doesn't appeal. > Had some rather nice chicken instead. Do they actually mentioned Squirrel on the menu and how's cooked? Personally I don't think think I could eat it.

If you're going anywhere near the Westfield Mall then bus 148 goes straight there, no hassle & can enjoy reading a book and a paper back to back.

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It's rather worrying that the crime rate seems to gradually been increasing around the SE22 area.

That premises would have been better put to use with a local M&S....now see people flock en masse.

Sorry but one must be that gullible if they are easily conned by someone like that woman. Surely soon as you open the door faced by this begging hustler esp if she does not look the part, you should at that instance already smell a rat! Why not say you don't have money either and close the door on her face, just like that!

I always ignore the woman hanging around at the front of Somerfields esp when she's with a child or handing out something...I can't abide with projecting some emotional blackmail...I hate it! The guy outside Sainsburys selling Big Issues though is not a problem to me, as he seems like a nice man....not pushy & also polite. Bought once from him but ever since just politely declining to buy again.

I like a proper Chinese restaurant/takeaway as in Chinatown style eg Lee Ho Fook in Gerrard St, Kam Tong in Queensway with hanging roast duck, char sui pork, crispy pork on display ready for takeaway!!!

I don't understand, why was this thread moved from General ED issues?? I thought it's perfectly placed there as it were....I didn't think it was a big deal to have it moved to Lounge.

huncamunca Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > chica1 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > In US, security guards in depots or warehouses > > (B&Q, Homebase equivalent in UK) even have guns > > (not that I want same practice here). But that > > role is taken very seriously and those guards > are > > also totally alert. > > > > I've observed some SGs in Sainsburys sometimes > and > > they are yawning, dragging their feet, staring > at > > a distance, I feel like making this point to > > Justin King (CEO) actually...and same goes with > > the cashiers who more often than not have long > > faces and rude. > > > I take it you have never worked in this kind of > environment ? If you are in a customer facing work environment there is no room for having sense of apathy, boredom, or anything of negative attitude. And no, I've never worked in Supermarket, if that's what you mean....but that's has nothing to do with what's being discussed here. Anyway before I digress further... heroic job by that lady, Niki, maybe Sainsburys could hire her!

In US, security guards in depots or warehouses (B&Q, Homebase equivalent in UK) even have guns (not that I want same practice here). But that role is taken very seriously and those guards are also totally alert. I've observed some SGs in Sainsburys sometimes and they are yawning, dragging their feet, staring at a distance, I feel like making this point to Justin King (CEO) actually...and same goes with the cashiers who more often than not have long faces and rude.