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Micky D's.

The ones I've seen run vertically into the ceiling.

Is that Clement Freud?

Got mine today (Bromley Council). Filled out and in the post already.

Ikea, end of.

All those bloody Ingerland flags on peoples cars at the moment.

I got the Thule ones for my car. Expensive but sooooo easy to put on and take off.

Hire a handyman for an hour for some instruction.

Out. And proud!

Only in America.

She was very grateful. titch juicy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not in the biblical sense. He was giving her a > ride.

Not in the biblical sense. I was giving her a lift.

I had a reasonably famous actress in my car this morning as I drove down Lordship Lane, passing the Sainsbury. Does that count?

Same for me when I was in Australia earlier this year. Down Under by Men At Work. Drove me mad as it was the line 'I come from a land down under' over and over.

Vista here too. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

Thanks to David Icke, I thought we were being controlled by lizards.

Start with 'Can the people in the cheap seats hear me?' aimed at those sitting at the back. Got a laugh when I used it.

A real legend. RIP.

In fact I've decided I want that one.

Bye. Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I may be joining the rest of you locals in exile > soon. I've had the nicest day today, got off the > train at Exeter, went for dinner at Michael Caines > restaurant opposite the cathedral. Now sipping > wine overlooking Woolacombe Bay with hubby > enjoying a nice chilled lager! Oh and the sun is > shining still! It's times like this that I could > happily leave behind ED and get more for my money > out in the sticks and live a stress free life. The > only things about ED I would miss are the few > shops I use and the convenience of having 'stuff' > to do nearby. I think the exodus of working class > people will continue apace over the coming > decades. > > Louisa.

Not a grockle - they're in Cornwall.

That is a beautiful piece of art. johnie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cortina Mk2 estate. It was ace, but the rubber on > the cross-ply remoulds would peel off if I pushed > more than 70mph.

Oh bloody hell - I had a Morris Marina as a first car when I was 18. *Hangs head in shame*

It's also worth running the washing machine empty, on it's hottest setting, once a month with just 1 tablet/sachet/load of powder, to flush everything through.

I'm shocked. Quids reading the Guardian.