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This thread just won't work. I people feel the need to alert people to something a new thread is appropriate.

Yes, heard the news this week that there are now too many hives in London as there isn't enough for them to forage. Apparently it should be something like 1 hive per 5 sq km.

It was an excellent doc last night and v excited about next week's as we live on CG!

I'd definitely use it - great idea!

computedshorty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Pathetic. > > Yes the post is full of attitude why write this? > > "I'm not a person with attitude but if you guys > think I should I would give them a piece of a > teenage boys mind (back talk & attitude)". > > Your description of the drivers, " the man is big > and bold with glasses, (white colour skin)". > What difference does the colour of the drivers > skin make. > > "There lady has black Curley hair and looks > European with an accent". > Have you an issue with people like this? > > You are privileged to be able to travel by public > transport at no cost to you. > > > We had no such luxury, to use that for such a > short journey is abusing the system. > There is a trace of impatience by using that bus > as you know that the one you want is just behind. > Have you thought that your complaint might affect > the drivers future employment? > > I have no complaint of the drivers at all, as most > will know that I have a lot of trouble getting > about, and have never been told to hurry up by > drivers as it takes time for me to get on or off. > > Just put yourself in another?s shoes, seventy five > years ago, we all walked to school no matter how > far it was the buses were not free for us, we > would not think of asking for the money for a > ticket or be taken to school by car. What a load of nonsense. The OP is right, it doesn't matter how long or short a passenger's journey is, the drivers should be doing their jobs, rather than setting a very bad example to young people about how to treat others. Personally I think the OP should get up a bit earlier and walk but there's no excuse for such rudeness from some of the drivers.

womanofdulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I would have thought to the average domestic user > in London a hosepipe ban would have no effect > whatsoever. I does if you have a garden and want everything in it to stay alive.

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sainsbury's DKH on the left as you walk through > the main doors. I wouldn't recommend the Sainsbury's ones. They don't last well.

It's a bit early for them other than online. SHould be able to get them from May or so.

No you can't buy anything from the window display.

Is this to do with the window display at the St Christopher Hospice shop?

The crossings are necessary. That is all.

Hit and run apparently. Charming.

Out of interest, why no over-35s?

buddug Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Edcam, let's focus on Bunty shall we, and not on > me. That would be infinitely more useful, yes.

buddug Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Then you are all such sheep! You should have been > at the ED community council last night and you'd > have seen his true colours. But hey ho, keep > believing! There you go again.. You're being tiresome now. Allow others to make their own minds up, at least James is engaging with people.

Buddug - nobody's interested in your agenda, the vast majority of people here seem to appreciate much of what James B posts here.

titch juicy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 'terribly dull' really? > > i think it's been pretty tense so far, especially > the trench scenes You must be very nervy titch juicy!

Great actors, looks beautiful but terribly, TERRIBLY dull!

TheAnimist Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Based on the little girls screaming when she saw > Sherlock, I assume Moriarty was wearing a mask > during the abduction, long overcoat + mask on > Moriarty's dead body, with assistance from the lab > girl to cover this up once the body is inside. Some version of this I reckon!

helena handbasket Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And here I thought the oddly large instant coffee > section at Sainsbury's was the "most depressing > experience a coffee drinker can have". > > Just thinking about Nescafe "Gold" makes me > giggle. I don't love Starbucks but let's get > real. Well instant coffee doesn't really count as coffee does it? I'd seriously rather go withoutvhan drink Starbucks though, it's a crime against coffee!

helena handbasket Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > edcam Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Nero is the only place that serves vaguely > decent > > coffee. An independent cafe, serving really > high > > quality coffee would be very welcome. British > > people are almost as bad as Americans in > accepting > > substandard coffee. > > That just made me spit out my Caffe Verona! > > I've never had an American offer me a coffee and > then put the kettle on........... If Verona's your preference you might as well stick the kettle on and have a Maxwell House. Starbucks is the most depressing experience a coffee drinker can have!

Nero is the only place that serves vaguely decent coffee. An independent cafe, serving really high quality coffee would be very welcome. British people are almost as bad as Americans in accepting substandard coffee.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That's a shame if it's true. It's definitely true. A simple google search will show you there's been quite a lot of controversy about it recently. It would be great if an organisation like this could use their position to do some good in this area but so far they're refusing to shift their stance and are quite entrenched in their homophobia. Ironic really because there's little that is gayer than someone in uniform shaking a tambourine!

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > edcam Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > They do good work, it's true but they > perpetuate > > homophobia, so my money goes elsewhere. > > xxxxxx > > How do they do that, exactly? Maxxi's link explains. Nice of them to tolerate gay people as long as they deny themselves a normal, healthy relationship.

They do good work, it's true but they perpetuate homophobia, so my money goes elsewhere.