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I'm sure, I just meant for the drive from his car grooming garage to the owners garage, to me it would make more sense if he went around to their place and cleaned the cars there.

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > True. Contrary to its previously military history > Britain did actually take the moral high ground in > WW2 (except at the end of the war when it came to > bombing German civilians). > Well at least they didn't nuke them I guess. It does piss me off a bit how the americans like to go on about how they came to the rescue and saved the UK, if it wasn't for Pearl Harbour they probably would have quite happily sat on the side lines saying 'It ain't our fight'.

Seems like a lot of bollocks to me, if he really does take all that care in cleaning the cars so immaculately surely most of his work would be undone as soon as the car is driven out of the garage?

I think it's open until 1pm weekdays and 12:30pm on Saturdays, not sure what time it opens, 8 or 9am I guess.

Southend

How about a cat-a-pult then? http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_8pBtwxra6_g/SXvm7iXerOI/AAAAAAAAHys/4LMiDMSmr3U/s640/Cat+a+Pult.jpg

I think sophiesofa is right, I'm pretty sure the ones at the end of the platform were there on Saturday.

Tasty treats for the cats or the neighbours?

Because we don't pay London prices for froth and air :)-D

A report come out the other day about cancelling mobile phone contracts due to poor reception, looks like it varies between providers and even the retail stores. Can you cancel a mobile phone contract due to bad signal?

BeccaL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As the others say, do keep tight hold of your > valuables on La Rambla. > And also around that park at the end of La Rambla, it may have changed but when we were there a few years back it was full of dodgy characters. A guy tried to grab a friends purse in broad daylight just outside the park, luckily she had the strap around her wrist and he tripped over, at which point my wife and her gave him a few decent kicks in the ribs and he ran off empty handed. The rest out our group were across the road, not quite believing what we were seeing. We did the bus tour too, good value if you have limited time.

DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Now bus drivers are definitely more wreckless in > London that they are up North. Driving through red > lights and all that. Don't know if they are bad > accross the South though. I supect it's only a > London thing. It's probably a London thing, I work in various bus garages around London, in the last week alone I have seen a driver reverse a bus into a wall, and another into my car (only scratched the bumper luckly)...apparently he didn't see the car even though he walked past it to get to the bus (and to be fair one of the managers had just warned me to move it 'cos these drivers are idiots').

I'd like to echo Vicksters thumbs up for the Harris Birthright Centre. We had out 12 week scan last week and after our past experiences with the NHS were pleasantly surprised and impressed how good the staff and facilities are. I suspect it may vary on who you get but we had a great doctor who made lots of jokes and told us what he was looking at and why (there were also 2 or 3 trainees with him who were all very good too). Our wee one did give him a bit of bother with the Nucal scan as they were sitting in a position where he couldn't get a decent picture but he spent ages on it until he got a picture he was happy with even though he was running over time which we appreciated (although those waiting for us to finished may have not). It is pretty amazing how much they have developed even at 12 weeks, the wee one was pretty active during the scan, kicking around and waving their arms about, very cool :)

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A string quartet to play atmospheric music > according to the situation I was in. Could be quite useful actually, if they start playing sinister music when you hear a noise in the night you'd know something was up....or the Jaws theme when you're swiming off your private yacht.

So why is it that despite the 'recent' renovations they don't seem to have any form of heating in the place, in winter it's frickin freezing.

ruffers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I feel crushed and devalued. lol, ah it never gets old.

Horizon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Its amazing how one day can start out great and > then go so wrong. > > Its the Morning and my window cleaner form Horizon > window cleaning tells me I dont owe him a penny > because I recommended him to a neighbour. Good > start! So with my new found money i treat myself > to a coffee and cake at Lucus bakery. Fantastic > place but the service is so so bad. It really > stresses me out! It also made me late for work so > I had to run down Marmora road. Thats when i > slipped on dogs poo. The scences where ugly! > > Does anyones elses day start off well and finishes > ugly or am i the only one? So you're saying you recommended yourself to your neighbour and decided to not charge yourself for cleaning your own windows? ...like here

...for kidnapping Jennifer Aniston

I think Eurozone refers to countries which use the Euro as their currency.

Not quite sure why this guy felt the need to get his name and date of birth tattooed on himself, but I guess he ain't the brightest bulb in the pack. Tattoo clue leads police to thief I think tattoos of a sentimental nature can be a nice touch. My supervisor on a contract I was working on last year recently died from cancer and his brother has got himself a tattoo on his shoulder related to his departed brother (who had a few tattoos himself) which I think is quite nice.

Ah that explains why Radio 1 is the worst culprits for it.

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alright here it is LB: > > Jy was uit jou ma se gat gebore want haar poes was > te besig. > > Which infers, in a very crude way, that the object > of the insult was born out of a certain orifice > because the other was too busy. > *narrowly avoids spitting coffee all over keyboard* Brilliant! ...er I mean I'm shocked and appalled.

Why do some people say 'off of' instead of 'from', e.g John of off Dover, instead of John from Dover? Maybe it's an English thing but it does my head in.

Narnia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > As a direct answer to your question Mick I would > say the latter given the number of bullshi**ers > I've come across in life who appear to have done > well for themselves. Seems to a large number of them in Westminster anyways.

I think dogs smoking pipes are much better. http://iamdns.files.wordpress.com/2009/11/dog.jpg