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BBC news & political coverage would be better served by trying to provide a balanced view, rather than just being a mouthpiece for the Tories and Farage.

Our pooch definitely has them. Does the paws back and forth thing as if he's running. Often surprises himself and wakes up, like we do.

This sounds good, thanks Sue. Small tip - our bodies find it difficult to absorb the circumin (healthy compound in turmeric) without black pepper, so I'd add some to any recipe that you make with it. Sue Wrote: > It's this one: > > > https://www.cearaskitchen.com/fluffy-oil-free-humm > us/ > > I use a can of chickpeas and just shove all the > liquid (aquafaba) in. I don't measure it. > > I use half the amount of chilli powder she does, > and sometimes I add a quarter teaspoon of turmeric > (for health not taste reasons). > > I only use one clove of garlic, but obviously it > depends on the size of the clove and the strength > of the garlic. > > I make it in a (tallish) measuring jug with my > stick blender on a speed of 6 then turbo. > > The first time I used my food processor, but with > the stick blender there is less washing up :) > > I've tried other hummus recipes and I really don't > miss the oil when I make it this way.

As above, Fladda in Camberwell are the best locally.

I would imagine after what happened they'll now the be the safest planes to fly in. Why would they take any chances?

Flip flops in October are not acceptable either.

tallulah71 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just need to find a decent one now. The ones on > Amazon get awful reviews See my post above.

I'd love a Waitrose nearby but a decent sized one, not a 'Little Waitrose'. I can't think of anywhere in ED that would have room.

I'm a bit scared of Mrs. Bob tbh

If you find a teapot a faff if you're only making one cup then tea eggs are a good idea. I recommend the OXO Good Grips twisting tea ball (!)

Quite a common scam, this one.

I've never understood the rules of loading bays, so I've never parked in one. It's unwise to guess at these things. If youSue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > edcam Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Pay the fine and move on. > > Lucky you if you can afford to lose ?65 when you > acted in good faith!

Can you take a picnic? Is there a VIP enclosure?

Pay the fine and move on.

What Sue said. They're expensive and high maintenance. But the alternative is to chuck everything into landfill. The lack of interest in the environment in one of the biggest boroughs in London is deeply depressing. Plus all the old brown bin stuff fed our parks and green spaces. That's gone now. I suppose, like my charming neighbour, the chucking of the wrong stuff in the wrong bin has become the norm. The environment is a middle class issue. Thats where we are. Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Froglander Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > edcam Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > To add to our story, I caught a woman using > our > > > brown bin (an enormous black bin bag of > apples). > > > > > Despite telling her it wasn't a public bin > and > > > that you can't put black plastic bags in them > > > anyway, she just shrugged her shoulders and > > walked > > > off. Later I saw her drag someone else's > brown > > > bin all the way from the other end of the > road > > and > > > put it outside her house. > > > > > > People just don't give a s**t. We're getting > a > > > hotbin. > > > > > > What is a hotbin? > > > A very expensive type of compost bin that heats to > a high temperature and therefore you can compost > things youy wouldn't be able to in the usual kind.

Which would really help in the neighbourly groove singalto Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ed am, now that you know where she lives, you can > return her apples to her!

Awful things can happen anywhere, which always gnaws away at our faith in human nature but it has to be said (yet again) that Dulwich Fox is our resident curmudgeon.

To add to our story, I caught a woman using our brown bin (an enormous black bin bag of apples). Despite telling her it wasn't a public bin and that you can't put black plastic bags in them anyway, she just shrugged her shoulders and walked off. Later I saw her drag someone else's brown bin all the way from the other end of the road and put it outside her house. People just don't give a s**t. We're getting a hotbin.

We need to move towards eliminating all of this sort of plastic.

Hardly anyone in our street has kept their brown bin. We have. What's happened? Other people have started to use it. Southwark council are a***holes.

What a depressing turn this thread has taken.

Go to the police. Extortion is illegal.

I agree. Find out the reason for it first and if it isn't satisfactory, by all means raise it on a public forum but posting this sort of thing can damage businesses unfairly. Otherwise, you run the risk of just looking like you want to be "right-on".

They are obliged to take you within 12 miles or a distance of one hour. Get their number and report them.

But perhaps they also pay a living wage? DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So are Weatherspoon's exempt from High rents and > rates. ?? > > If not, what is the justification for all other > outlets charging so much for Beer, Spirits and > Food. ? > > Answer. Greed. > > DulwichFox.