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F**K the 5 year prison term I don't want them sitting on their ass playing xbox in a nice cosy prison for 5 years on my taxes! chop off their hands! that'll teach 'em not to steal again! Really sorry to hear the news about your husband Little H hope he's doing ok now.

I know of a person who captures them and once caged they fatten them up on lots and lots of lard so they can't walk any more then releases them back onto the streets so all the cats can eat them

I use to work for EDLC shortly after they re-opened the swimming pool in 2010 and I left near the end of 2011 for couple of reasons one of them being the upper management issues with Fusion. From first hand experience working for Fusion at EDLC I can say that despite sometimes the staff may not be so enthused about there jobs; they're having to deal with flak from all corners. Whether it be from customers, management or the councillors. My experience with the management lead by Fusion nearly took them to the tribunal courts for mistreatment of staff and negligence then again what do you expect from an organisation that can't keep a long term general manager (average of 1 per year at the moment since its reopen in 2010). I am deeply saddened to hear about the news of my 3 former colleagues and outraged with Fusion at the same time. They've lost 3 brilliant well experienced staff who were valued and a huge help for the community.

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treehugger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Saw quite a nerdy looking guy 30+ upstairs on the > 12 yesterday at 6pm. Is the 12 bus no longer a bendy bus? Sorry to hear about the mugging meshnylon. I hope your OK.

I worked at DLC for nearly a year and left to study in egypt for my SCUBA diving IDC (Instructors Development Course). DLC went through a huge renovation a lot of people on here don't seem to appreciate. Did you ever use it before the renovation? And yes, there were many problems with the showers etc... but these are expected if Southwark council stupidly rush the contractors and they can't make the necessary tweaks that are needed. I had many customers enquiring, complaining, requesting and all sorts about the pool temperature, lanes and swimming time tables. All at the same time everyone of my colleagues were doing there best to accommodate to the customers needs. Personally as someone who does swim a lot and is required to do so for the job, 28 degrees is an ideal temperature for swimming. Where I am now on the Red Sea the temperature is roughly 26 Celsius and I find that fairly comfortable in a 3mm wetsuit for diving NOT swimming. Understandable for the parents with young children and their complaints about pool temperatures, have you thought about buying your child a wetsuit? one that is a proper fit so it does its job and insulates the person wearing it as i saw a lot of parents putting their children in wetsuits too big for them, thus the suit doesn't insulate properly. as it saves a lot more money and energy keeping the pool temperature at 28 Celsius

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I bought A macBook just before my A2's and needed Microsoft Office in order to complete my coursework. My friend told me about software4students.co.uk and I managed to purchase a copy of MS Office 2008 for ?30 on a student license key. Before buying I checked the price in the Apple shop on regent street and it was near enough ?300 for the same product. I DOOO DOO recommend you purchase a student version of MS office from software4students.co.uk. The Student license key allows you to install/re-install the product up to a maximum of 3 times, or on 3 different computers (Like all Microsoft products) before having to purchase a new license key from Microsoft. What seems to be going on with your Dell machine sounds like you may just have the trial version of MS Word. I advise you buy the newest version MS Office depending on your machines specification (MS Office comes with Word, Excel, Access, Powerpoint and Entourage) on a student license; you may have to contact your son's school to acquire a verification code so software4students.co.uk know they're selling the product to a student. Other than that it is really straight forward and your son will be able to use the wonders MS office provide in order to complete his C/W.

It happened just near the number 12 bus stop where the Gardens surgery meets Barry road.

Where two of them on Bikes by any chance? A blue mountain bike with front and rear suspension. and a silver mountain bike slightly smaller than the blue one? My brother, his friend and myself were all involved in a mugging that took place Barry Road around Mid night, Tuesday 23/Wednesday 25

Jeanne, I am really sorry to hear this news and I feel for your daughter, My little brother, his friend and myself were mugged, by what seems to be the same gang of thugs the night after your daughter was mugged. It happened roughly around mid night after I left the Clock house. I bumped into my brother and his friend after having to return to the pub to pick up my ruck sack I'd forgotten, minutes later we were approached by 2 boys (looking around 15 to 17 years of age) demanding us to hand over any money, phones or valuables with the threat of stabbing us. I'm not sure about anyone who is reading this; if someone threatens me with a knife I'm not going to do anything stupid that'd risk the safety of myself, my brother and his friend. They were coming out with all kinds of threats and one of the boys took hold of my brother and wouldn't let him go. A very quick few moments later we saw two much bigger and older lads (looking around their 20's) on bicycles racing towards us. Instinctively I pushed the boy who was holding my brother and reached for my brother and his friend and we ran for the nearest house ringing on the door bells for what could've turned out to be a life or death situation. Fortunately we were in luck and explained our situation to a woman through the intercom by which point the thugs realised that it would be stupid to continue to pursue their foolish actions and they scarpered. A bottle of win, or two, is definitely deserved to the woman who saved our skins which I shall be delivering in the very near future. Sorry for the long detailed description of this event; I think Jaybee82 is right about no matter what area one lives in nowhere is impervious to crime. Pointing the finger at different areas because of their class, culture, costs of bricks or mortar will only result in more crime and worse. Its infrastructure that shapes societies and everyone as a collective is equally responsible it. And by communication and conveying ones concerns and opinion to the rest of our society is probably the best way to strengthen any community.