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Tusk has realised how screwed we are, now that there's unequivocal evidence of Corbyn's desire for Brexit, so he's not pretending any more. He is 100% accurate. The BBC's misreporting of this is very telling indeed.

Maybe try doing what the lollipop man asks? He'll have been told to do that for a reason.

That's the sort of wood that is the problem though. People should only be using kiln dried wood. evildrwallace Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'd have to agree with the OP Goldilocks on this > one. We actually installed a woodburner some years > ago as we have quite a bit of wood from coppicing > a large tree in our garden and pruning a couple of > others - this meant we rarely had to buy wood at > all. But this winter we have pretty much decided > not to use the stove any longer as it really can't > be justified given the pollution we now know it > causes.

We don't need another thread for this.

Bottom line is that Brexit is a ruinous idea. If it goes through we are in serious trouble. The only people who could possibly think it worthwhile are bankers or racists.

As I said earlier, this is peak ED Forum. The OP and Cella being the winners thus far.

That place has never had any atmosphere. A typically depressing boozer.

would purport to be 'better' than", which I think speak for themselves really. Yes, I've read all the "reasons" to leave and I'm not convinced by any of them. I do think reform is needed though. TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > edcam Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Believe me, I've looked very hard indeed, > almost > > constantly since the referendum was announced, > yet > > still no good reasons that I've seen. I have > > however seen many similar posts to yours. > Angry > > and defensive. > > > nice deflection there, painting me as the bad guy > for calling attention to your narrow focus, rather > than actually attempting to debate the numerous > 'good reasons' which i've posted across the pages > of this very thread. > > If you disagree with those reasons, then that's > your opinion. But most reasonable remain voters > who I have spoken to would acknowledge there are > at least a couple of rational and reasonable > reasons to Leave the EU, even if on balance they > are strongly against it overall. And frankly, I > refuse to believe that you cant see even one good > reason, unless you really just would prefer not > to.

That particular poster appears to have a few issues, judging by a brief glance at their posting history. Probably best not to feed the troll. rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > cella Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > There seems to be an air from some > > posters of needing to stay out of it if shop > staff > > don't seem bothered. > > How about staying out of it if the shop's official > policy is that people are allowed to put their > shopping in their own bags instead of baskets or > trolleys? > > > You also cannot say with any > > certainty that no theft took place. > > Even BusyBody admitted that they saw the person > paying for their items at the checkout. Come to > that you can't say with any certainty that any > person we see leaving a store hasn't pinched > anything, perhaps a vigilante group should be > formed to search everyone as they leave and force > them to account (in a "firm but polite manner" of > course) for everything in their bags?

I don't know if there are any scientifically proven studies which show that Rescue Remedy works, I do know that it works for me. I fully admit that this could be a placebo effect but if it works then I'll use it.

Believe me, I've looked very hard indeed, almost constantly since the referendum was announced, yet still no good reasons that I've seen. I have however seen many similar posts to yours. Angry and defensive. TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > edcam Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I have yet to come across anyone who voted > leave > > who has a good reason for doing so. > > > > I'd suggest you haven't really looked very hard > then. Sure, on balance you might be of the view > that Remaining is the clear and obvious choice, I > respect that...there are many, very good reasons > to remain. But if you cant read and listen widely > enough (and look past utter crap like potatoes or > red bus slogans) to think of just one good reason > that might be supportive of leaving the EU, then > you might perhaps be as ignorant of the broader > issues issues as those people who im guessing you > would purport to be 'better' than....

I have yet to come across anyone who voted leave who has a good reason for doing so. DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > JoeLeg Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Jesus Foxy...potatoes by the pound? Trivial? > > Seriously? > > > > > > I?d genuinely like to know some of the other > rules > > and regulations you objected to. > > I was being facetious.. > > I have no real desire to enter into debate on the > matter. > > > Fox

You need to take a bag to put it in. rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What if I'm in the shop to buy a calico bag?

What an odd comment. It's a shame if my phraseology doesn't pass muster for you but I find it quite difficult to give two hoots what you think. cella Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > edcam Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Thanks rendellharris for confirmation that > > although some people are clearly quite mad, at > > least Sainsbury's aren't. > > Your phraseology isn't great. > Carrying a few items to the till sounds fine to me > as it's visible. I'm more intrigued by people > deliberately not using the store baskets/trolleys. > Just plonking your own folded bags into theirs > seems less work than unpacking then repacking at > the till.

Our neighbours on both sides have Southwark as freeholders and one side is having a rear side return extension and the other a roof extension. Southwark were fine with both but are being slow and less helpful about a tree which has caused ground movement affecting our house and one of the neighbours but that's another subject altogether!

Thanks rendellharris for confirmation that although some people are clearly quite mad, at least Sainsbury's aren't.

I like this post hugely. ponderwoman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have always assumed that the shop baskets and > trolleys were provided for the convenience of the > customer with the added calculated bonus for the > shop that with a lot of space to comfortably fill, > it will probably also increase the shops sales. I > have never considered them as a directive for my > behaviour. > > > I find the shop baskets particularly awkward to > use and have always collected my less than weekly > purchases in my own bag/hat/scarf/jumper folded > into a pouch etc. It had never occured to me that > anyone would have reason to be bothered by this > and I would be very surprised to have been > challenged for, in essence, being a good > customer. > > > I am aware we are all paying a levy added to the > price of goods to cover shoplifting. People are > either going to be honest or not. I would have > thought it was fairly obvious which camp anyone > was in and I assume the shops will have their own > protocol of how they deal with this. Anyone trying > to tell me how to perform to their satisfaction > the process of shopping, would give me great > concern for their wellbeing.

That sounds like a right palaver Dulwich Fox.

It's good but overpriced. The Delaunay is better for similar food. Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ladygooner Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > https://balthazarlondon.com/ > > > > This is my favourite > > Looks good. I'm going to try that.

They're called tote bags by the way.

Jumping red lights is ignorant and inexcusable, regardless of your mode of travel.

Crikey. Peak too much time on their hands.

Zedel is great and incredibly good value.

If it was bagged, that's great and exactly what she should have done. If it wasn't then no. Lynne Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just watched a woman with a husky type dog drop > her dog s..t in someone else's bin in Worlingham > Rd. Nice.

It's really worth fighting against lepto vaccinations. There are some horror stories out there.