Millhaven

James_C Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Has anybody else received post this week? Not even a bill since last Wednesday. Expecting stuff as well. Dreading when they do try and deliver it no one will be home and it will all end up back at the Sorting Office.

Lost our plusnet Internet about 20 minutes ago. Update: Came back on at 10pm.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is anyone else disappointed that it wasn't an > actual pig peeing in the street?...:) hahaha...glad it wasn't just me.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The way things are at the moment it's Chelsea's to > lose. Saw a great tweet from one of the betting accounts asking "Can spurs reduce Chelsea's lead to just 10 points?" Just 10 points.

boswell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The situation as a whole isn't funny but that > article is (and I say this as someone who is > unhealthily obsessed with their cats and quite > concerned about their safety now, hence the > constant checking of this thread). Exactly right. I didn't post the link due to it being amusing but because as a pet owner and therefore having an interest in the case, I thought it was an interesting twist. Though I do take the article and the alleged psychic's claims with a large dose of industrial strength salt, we'll be laughing on the other side of our faces if it were to lead to an arrest.

titch juicy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thank goodness for that! Well let's not count our chickens just yet.

http://m.richmondandtwickenhamtimes.co.uk/news/14335810.Psychic_believes_she_knows_identity_of__Croydon_cat_killer_/

ed_pete Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ..and that discussion of a yellow box junction in > Holborn is way off topic. I personally couldn't get past someone equating that a roadside camera being installed to spy on drivers ignoring a 'no entry' sign to that of having one installed in your living room.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Nigello Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Siouxsie Sioux at ED Picturehouse, around 7pm, > > with a (black) umbrella. > > Good spot, that has to be worth at least 50 Jimmy > Nesbitt sightings... Jimmy Nesbitt shouldn't be considered a sighting unless he is armed with an axe and b*ll*ck naked chasing someone along Lordship Lane.

And the alien lizard man of Townley Road.

No ta.

Don't think I have ever liked it in there. Even before its Wetherspoon incarnation it had had an unfriendly vibe about the place.

Yeah and it is horrid.

Think the current are finally leaving the end of this month. Deal seems to have finally gone through.

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Nah, I'm bored of it already...moved on. Ha! Not been on here for a few months. I suppose it has been done to death.

Anyone going to see a film when it opens tomorrow? None of the films this week float my boat, to be honest. But will probably go and see 'Child 44' when it features.

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is anyone else sick to death of all the > heterosexual storylines on all the > soaps,Emerdale,Eastenders,Coronation street. > > Do you have any idea how ridiculous your post is? Haha! Brilliant response.

I went to said school from 72-77. Never heard of you. 😉

Ha! Saw the poster in the pub over the weekend. We should all go.

aquarius moon wrote: > > Anyway this thread isn't about fake meat, it's > about people becoming veggie and not being > passionate enough about it to have the willpower > to stick at it. You are obviously passionate about vegetarianism (to a degree) but you can't expect everyone to share that. Some have a lower will power over quite a fundamental life choice.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Millhaven Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > We don't eat > > meat because we hate animals we eat meat > because > > we like the taste, but we don't really care what > happens to the animals so long they taste good on > our plates... > > That's what you meant isn't it? Nah...I probably should have said earlier that I have also considered giving up on meat because of the way some of it is produced but I know I wouldn't get past the 2 month mark. And I would say that was being optimistic. I am very particular about sourcing and production but admittedly I could do even more.

aquarius moon Wrote: --------------------------------------------------- > > What a ridiculous thing to say. Pretend veggie > products ARE NOT made from meat! Er...yes. That's why I said pretend. I can understand veggie burgers/sausages but Quorn bacon? Bacon comes from pigs. So it isn't bacon as there is no pig in it. This also begs the question as to why your conscience isn't pricked by a non meat product being is labeled as one.

Horsebox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's not really an issue for anyone except > evangelical vegetarians. > > If people go veggie for a while and then start > eating meat again because they miss it then > there's not much can be done about that, really. > > And to say you can have a bacon sandwich without > eating a pig is just ridiculous. Exactly!