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I'm with maxxi here, so I suppose it'd be called SalveEx . Basically find a closed up factory/institution and make your way into it. Anything you found curious enough to warrant taking was fair game. Nothing really had a value then, unlike now where walls lined with the ECT diary of the la la ward would be so recherch?. Back in the 80' I spent an afternoon in an abandoned hospital outside of Guildford , with my dog, where she ate a massive poo she found in a disused bog. Both events equally as memorable.

UrbEx? Sounds like a trade show.

Steveo is a journo ? I had him down as the foreman of a plastering/rendering gang. Or maybe a drain engineer/inspector. Nice work tho steveo. Just to add. I find the OP's posts odd at the best of time. Tho they are consistent.

Chiken Licken ?

I'm sitting in silence in the cab of my truck steveo Sadly, I'm not sure the powers that be know this

What has happened to BBC London 94.9fm It's shockingly bad - 10 minutes into the 3:00pm slot and I feel like I've been lobotomised. I've tried Radio 4 but as soon as Money Box Live comes on I weep "Hello this is Sandra from wherever, I'd like to talk about ISA's" FFS and then there's The Archers - again I weep ( I'm doing a lot of weeping I know) which witters on about pork or Grange Farm or Brian Aldridge. I've even resorted to the torture that is Radio 1. I need to get out more I reckon. And NO I DON'T WANT TO LISTEN TO 6 SMUG ARSE MUSIC Any tips other than Ken Livinston & that other ex politic on Saturday LBC, which I like, weirdly .

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Haven't you read The Joy of Sex? Oh yes, maybe that's what I was thinking of. I'm in two minds now.

There's nowt stranger than a bearded naked man.

It's cold, so these are lifesaving logs. I need a green flashing "log" light I reckon. 'twas a little frustrating this morning.

If driving your car is interupting the following: Applying your make up Brushing your hair Making a phone call Tidying your glove box out Reading the paper Then do me a favour... PULL OVER AND LET ME GET ON WITH MY JOB YOU fucking MORON/S I thank you.

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UncleBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bed hair, hat hair, helmet hair! Which is worse?! Erm.... No hair ?

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What were all those Covent Gdn dwellers in the 80s > who all (male and female) had old style wedgie > hairdos & wore waxed DMs, black 501s with thin > sweaters (tucked in!) and RayBans called? (apart > from @#$%& woody) Erm..... Bros ?

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Our leave the slum as is Sell bacon rolls for 80p Watch as the places slides slowly into the mire.

I can't help but like Keith Lemon Whereas Pegg I never got, reminds me of a guy I went to school with, who ran a chip shop in Angmering. "salt & vinegar with that ?"

It's an Iceland bag with "Over my dead frozen body Waitrose/M&S " written on it.

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Suburu Forester or Outback. > > Roomy, never break down, unnassuming but easy to > spot in car park (if that's an issue) and decent > performance/economy. 4 wheel drive too - making the short cut at speed across the Rye, that much safer.

Jeez, what gets into people heads with things like this. Morons walk amongst us!

Tho can we agree that Jenny Eclair is shit! All say "I"

The DogFather gave me a Mexican Elvis cos it was my birthday last week. Bless him!

Beagles ate notoriously difficult, my neighbour just acquired one. I think it's because they are pack hunting dogs. Stick with it tho & maybe seek some outside help regarding the biting issue, that is a worrying trait that needs addressing sooner rather than later. Even if he is renowned the biting could be problematic. I had an English Bull terrier, I loved that dog BUT boy was she hard work for the first 3-4 years. She massively improved when I rescued a Doberman male. (I know both dogs sound a terrifying combo, but I lived on a small holding at the time) He was completely different, in fact you couldn't get a more polar opposite. He was so super willing and bright- I swear he was a human trapped in a dogs body. The good thing was that she responded when he did, which made life way easier. I suppose it's about breed type and temperament, plus environment. I wish you well, though 8 months is still very young. 2 years is about right I reckon.

The Osk is in Honour Oak. When you get there it says "The Oak" on the sign (obviously they've misspelled it) Proppa nice Cafe it is too. They cook things how you like: fat off, extra veg plate, thick- thin gravy.

Lunch at The Osk today: Home made Veg soup. 2 x grilled Pork chops , fat off. Large steamed veg on a large plate, pease , carrots , cabbage & boiled potatoes. Light Gravy. Just like my Nan used to make. Where's the harm in tha CS?

I don't think cafe's are all about the fry up, it's a bit narrow to view them like that. Personally the lunches and dinners aren't much different than most people's Nan or Mum would make. There's plenty of simple basic and healthy homecooked offers going on. However, if you're some one who eats poorly , then you're in for it, whether you do that at home or in a Cafe. And if you abdicate your personal responsibility and project the blame on those serving food- then you're only kidding yourself. Honestly, how many times a week do you eat out? once a week maybe twice. Out of the 21 meals in your week, 2 of those choices are so bad that they're pushing you up the Glaswegian Mortality Scale. Jesus H, get a grip. Lastly, if you sit on a bus or train. If you sit at a desk all day, then come home the same way you came. If you lunch at Greggs/Prett most days & then haul you lazy backside onto a sofa once home, filling your face and you lungs with proven killer products. Then guess what? You'll more than likely die early. All things in moderation.