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Arriving home today I found a council notice stuck to the lamp post outside my house. The extent basically is that there are a number of changes coming to the area in repsect to parking. Some are simply an extra disabled bay on a particular road - other are extensions of current CPZ's. Here is a link so you can check if you may be affected. http://southwark.gov.uk/downloads/download/2558/traffic_orders

Can we not have a 21st century plasma gasification plant instead of what is basically a big oven ???

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It really is difficult to take this thread seriously when the word "normalise" is used. To what standard of conformity are you referning, from which standard has it deviated and how ? Is the bigger issue not national and related to attitue ?

Okay so builders work building hours - 8-5 if your very lucky so I take it you are swanning around in your car all day back and forward from your house ?

In all likely hood there may have been a number of failures. If an 8 car unit (comprised of 2 4 cars) experiences a failure you can send out a 4 car (by splitting the unit) and repair the faulty 4 car left behind (at some point). The time you have specified is peak time and unlikely to have planned and intentional reduced capicity. Also if a different diagram of the route has a failure (this time only a 4 car), it is logical to split a unit and re-diagram that half leaving the (now) smaller unit on its original diagram to increase capaicty on the other part of the network. In short at least the train turned up and I'm sure it wasn't intentional.

I can recommend the new astra - used prices have dropped significantly and GM/opel have really upped their game. I'm unsure what the automatic version is like though. Stay awayt from any small engined diesel if you are a city dweller - The EGR valves can't cope with it. If warranty is a concern Kia is a good option. If its access and space maybe a skoda yeti is a good alternative.

I agree, each time I go there (which is rare) there are dodgy characters all over the place. The trolly collector man, The bag helper in the car park, the guy who just wanders round asking for money (near the far left of the car park as viewed from the super market. Last week I saw a new one - The guy in a hivi takinging down reg No's as I drove in the car park - He didn't fit.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yeah, right on. In fact, I suggest that shops > should only be allowed to between 10am and 1pm. > > And on the Sabbath, such things should be totally > prohibited as we should be dedicating ourselves to > thanking the Lord (for he hath given us fish > fingers and Haagen Dazs ice cream). > > Or we could join the 21st century. LOL 21st century ? What has this got to do with a local shop ? Also drawing a refence to religion highlights your short comings. Yes it was a means of control and is why we do have some laws on sundays etc but I prefer we control our own detiny, our own social culture, own minds and own freedom. To me this is the 21st century.

camberwell70 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Where is there a 24hr House of Fraser? The reference was made to the debate of extended sunday hours and longer winter opening hours (that will most likely include autumn too).

Post his car details and someone might just pour paint stripper on his car for you ; )

Worker Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There are employment laws in place to protect the > workers. You're going deep when you consider the > effect on workers of a single store's request to > extend opening hours. Yes there are workers rights and employment laws but a wider impact on our society at large must be taken into account. It's becoming common place for such shops to open these kind of hours. Many parts of central europe still have no opening on Sundays, 9-5 normal hours and are all the better for it - There aappears to be far less social disruption. I'm no expect on this matter nor an ecomnomist but we must take stock of our community and how we want it. It's not just this co-op but all co-ops, tescos, sainsburys, house of fraisers, debenhams, spar .... the list is endless. The end game for us is a 24/7 society with no ownership of our social environment. The affect on staff is just my argument - there are many others.

Will the current staff be offered the option of working the different hours or just have to cope with a re-roster ? On one hand yes it can be good for the consumer, however the impact on the workers and their families should be taken into account to enable such changes before rushing them through. Okay now the argument of at least they have a job bla bla, well if their job changes to such an extent they should have their rights protected. Any opinions on this ? I would also like to extent this idea into the thought that extended Sunday hours should be rolled out accross the high street - There is a social impact that should not be disregared.

apbremer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > One is allowed , nay encouraged, to kill burglars > these days. Buy a big machete and have some fun. Allowed - No Encouraged - No Compulsary - Yes Put them in the cellar and bring out the gimp !

Just say no, screw the government.

Can't see it as a problem with the current climate. Relaxed planning laws, basement coversion, build in green belts etc

It's a total crock of shit. Don't get me wrong I love my wife - As I tell her every day. The point is what a miserable society we must live in to only celebrate love on 1 day of the year. Just another sales forecast I'm afraid and nothing more.

Saffron Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not sure why make-up bothers people? Make-up can > be applied quietly, doesn't smell, and doesn't > leave anything behind like brushing hair or > clipping nails. Seriously it's all relative, > isn't it? I'd rather sit next to someone applying > eyeliner than picking his/her nose -- both of > which I've seen in abundance. Plus it makes people look better unlike many of the other factors people have mentioned that only prove detrimental (except farting which is rather amusing unless on the recieving end)

I would suggest chickens are better in the oven than in the garden !

I propose action. What can we do beyond that which is already done ??? Citizen Patrols ? Raising Awareness ? Pressure groups ? Poseter campaign ? I would very much like to start a "group" to combat these kind of crimes. PM me for interest !

I think it's more anti social to use a mobile phone.

sabrina79 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > hi Maxxi .i just say what i think .i did say > everybody need to be a veg .i do have my path .and > my reason for to be a veg .after what i said .you > can do everything you like .if you read all .i > even said .if you are happy im happy for you , so > dont just copy and past .what you choose .but copy > and past all the message i wrotte .if you think > like me ,ok .if you dont agree what i said .for me > its ok . my motto is .live and let live ....and i > am who i am .your approve is not needed .:) Well done you have just proven that all veggies are nutters (pun intended)

Sophiescarlett89 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In response to "Chillaxed" i am dyslexic so if my > punctuation was not fantastic then i do appologise > for my learning dissability, i think silverfox got > my drift all the same! :-) > > And agree totally with Susiq, what a dull place > our society would become if we had no wildlife in > it! > > So, if foxes are wiped out, what will be next- > squirrels, pigeons..... The list will be never > ending! Foxes have just as much as a right as we > do to be on this planet. > > DjKillaQueen, love the comment regarding a cull of > humans... XD > > If people are worried with regards to foxes > entering their homes through catflaps (which i > have never experienced a problem with in my twenty > years of owning cats, nor have i come across > anyone else with that problem, i have however had > Tom cats come into my house on a few occasions) > there are measures you can take to stop this from > happening. I have a fox flap - Keeps the god damn cats away

No probs, whats your email address ? also the MAC code of your computer ?