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panda boy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > edcam Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Maybe it's been moved here because the mods > feel > > you should worry about more important things? > > More important things than tons of metal and glass > playing chicken on residential roads? > Really? > I would hope dangerously bad local driving habits > would be taken more seriously. > > If the level of important things has tomato sauce > puns and hedgehog sightings near the top, then i'm > clearly expecting far too much from this forum. > (Not anti hedgehogs by the way, love the little > buggers!) > > And thanks Family Room Moderator, will take your > advice. Not trying to kick up a stink, just ken > to know their reasoning. Speed bumps are irritating but they're not dangerous. Nothing to get het up about.

Maybe it's been moved here because the mods feel you should worry about more important things?

Ha! Ok - I was keen to make the point but I'm not going to(martyr) myself over it. I realise now with Heinzsight that was wrong.

sheilarose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I hope they ketchup with the little squirts. Tut, tut. These have both been done already.

I'm with David above - The Wolsley is great for this.

I hope they ketchup with the offenders. How saucy of them. They must have some bottle.

nonpretentious Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >I guess the message is to for me to stop being a wimp and > realising that 'this too shall pass.' Having a tough time (for completely understandable reasons) most certainly does NOT make you a wimp. It's obvious you're far from it. I wish you all the very best.

Would people stop mentioning the working classes. Ghastly people.

Champ Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Good one civilservant, so do you consider all > homosexuals predators or only the ones that > decorate their vehicles with porn? > > Oh yes, and how terribly brave it was of El Pibe > to admit to his traumatising experience. Top man. Indeed generally those who moan about people being PC have some rather dodgy opinions, as demonstrated above.

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Years ago as a student I used to hitchike a fair > bit. > > I remember getting into a car at the gloucester > roundabout on the M5 and the inside was decorated > with gay porn. > I politely asked him to pull up and let me out, > which he begrudgingly did, but it was a real > ascending screechy violins moment. > > Funnily enough on recounting the tale back up at > university I met two others who'd had the same > experience in the same gold audi on that route. > > None of it stopped me hitchiking, but it makes you > think that you are ceding control to someone who > might have more nefarious intentions rather than > chancing his arm that that'll be your thing. > > Obviously this is something of an aside, I'm with > Jeremy that a blanket ban for kids is the only > sensible option, and I'm someone who normally > complains about the pitchfork mentality on here > over 'suspicious men'. An unrelated post about your discomfort about a gay man isn't helpful in the context of this thread, or in any context for that matter.

Bus to Denmark Hill then it is 17 mins to Farringdon on the Thameslink.

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The new 'routemasters' are awful. Please, no > campaigning. I agree. If there was a campaign to reinstate the old routemasters I'd sign up but the new ones are nothing special at all. I'd rather they concentrate on a better service to be honest.

Is this about M&S?

The North?! How ghastly.

I'm going to wait til there's an M&S. Much classier shoplifting to be had there.

As grabby as this is (and boy are Easyjet grabby), there's nothing out of the ordinary about any of this. If you want to change a booking you can expect any airline to shaft you but to expect Easyjet to be kind about it is a bit like jumping in a pool of piranhas and complaining about being bitten.

Agree a good independent sushi restaurant would go down well. So would a vietnamese restaurant. Not a chain though please!

Last time we stayed at the Rast Hotel - very central and pretty reasonable. Istanbul isn't huge but you really should stay in this central area (Sultanahmet) so you can walk everywhere.

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'd be interested in the details Which is ghoulish.

I don't think we need any more details do we? Why are people so ghoulish about things like this?

Is this to do with the new M&S?

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I hate northerners. Yes, they are ghastly.

Shocking. My credit card bill actually lists very purchase I've made with said card. It's a scandal!

I love an outdoor heater, me :)

postboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm waiting to see if the station will become > accessible as my husband is disabled and has never > ever been able to use that station, also applies > to East Dulwich. All of the publicity about the redevelopment is very clear that step-free access is one of the main things they are doing.