Sharon_H

I get asked in payless if I'm old enough to buy cigs, as a ++30 something I'm quite pleased. Or is he taking the P!ss?

Dulwichdahlia I'm not completely wrong, people who get DLA may get income support, but the DLA comes first not the other way around. You also have to be very ill to get DLA in the first place. No more from me on this subject.

dulwichdahlia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Asset Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Cripes, I wish it were as easy now as it was in > > the late eighties when I did my sponging of the > > state. > > You sponged the state? Most people just managed a > cupboard, or possibly a wall. Any rag-rolling? > > I don't think it is really difficult to "sponge" > though. Looks to be really, really, easy, > especially given the high level of toleration by > large nos of people who know exactly what the > flat/house/business next door is up to. > > Getting a flat or house, just handed to you, and > permanently subsidised, up to 100% - most people > can't even afford a deposit, can they? Plus all > the income, and no contributions from you, > ever....Works out at the equivalent of earning > about ?60k gross. Not peanuts, a very large > amount of money. Never have I heard or seen anyone getting a flat or house "handed to them" because they were on income support or Incapacity benefit. Nor do people on income support get DLA. I understand you might have a gripe or 2 but get things straight. DLA is related to incapacity benefit and is usually paid to people who are seriously ill.

As A newbie I toyed with the idea of going but chickened out, maybe next time. Hope everyone had fun. :)-D

Not a big deal surely, I once had tinned tomatoes and ate half a wasp, no harm done.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When Franklins was in "The Secret Garden" in the > antique shop in Camberwell Road, now that WAS a > roast Good call, it was great! I've been told that the White Horse is quite nice, not sampled it my self yet though.

Some of you are clearly quite barmy. Please keep up the good work. (tu)

I think that maybe http://www.moneysupermarket.com/broadband/ might be of some help for you.

Sandperson Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Annasfield Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Fergie did a little more than admitting > interest > > though. I didn't read his interview as it was > in > > said paper which I will never read let alone > > mention, however from what I can gather he said > > they'd get him. Very hypocritical me thinks. > > > > The whole rule is rather peculiar. > > And Liverpool aren't? Spurs just reported them for > a laugh, right? I don't ever remember Liverpool complaining when Fergie was knocking on Robbie Fowler's door most weeks.

Don't know anything at the moment, but, will ask the local "yoof" tomorrow and will report back, if there's anything to report like. Hubby did see the helicopter and was curious himself.

Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > He ain't for sale. :X (;-)) Absolutely not! :)-D

Well done Spain! Shame that Villa will miss the final due to injury (according to the BBC)

Last Saturday we were told by a member of staff that the Magdala was closing beginning of July. It's going to be refubished and rebranded. I think the staff were being made redundant.

This could be what you're looking for. The address is at the bottom of the page. http://www.google.co.uk/contact/index.html

There's a pub in liverpool called the Cockwell it was originally called the Cockwell Inn ( ho ho).