KoolBananas

That's just simply disgraceful!

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oyster cards... now that's like a whole new thing too! Make sure - if committing a murder - you take a taxi for yourself and one for the body :-D

Jesus had a hissy fit? ::o

Renata Hamvas Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi Coolbananas, > It depends on the distance from the development. I > would suggest you respond to the consultation, > details of how too are given in my last above, and > encourage your neighbours to do so too. > > Renata Hi Renata, I'm a little confused and hope you can clarify something for me or indeed probably some others too. Are comments to an application limited to one per household or can numerous occupants respond? I don't mean sending in the same information but if there are different views and such. I can not find anything on the southwark council website to advise and I seem to recall some kind of restriction on these kind of things but I may be confusing myself with something else entirely and not even connected to the rules of planning applications in the UK!

I hope these incidents have been reported to the police.

I'm disappointed, although not entirely surprised, that not all residents concerning this area have been notified of the proposal. Having spoken to a few locals, some on Chesterfield Grove, it seems only those at the Lordship Lane end of the street have been notified whilst those at the other end are completely in the dark and have been a little shocked when their neighbours inform them of the plans. Is this correct protocol? I'd have thought the entire street would have/should have been informed?

Are directions included?

Speak for yourself! I fly the flag ALL the time ;-)

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You do make sense I guess. Kinda :-S

HAL just what exactly is your problem with this individual? No I mean REAL problem. Your attitude it quite amazing and I don't mean in a positive way. :-S

That view hardly justifies your behaviour. As has been pointed out two wrongs certainly do not make a right.

Now now don't be scaring the Facebookers. I think you'll find such actions on everyday surfing. It's the way of life these days HAL surely you of all people know that!

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I think perhaps sean means the likes outside his usual social grouping - no offense suggested to either side (tu)

There is already a thread in the lounge dedicated to such gossip you know

I think you'll find he often responds election looming or not.

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Why was this reported to the press in the first place? I don't understand how the majority of women on this thread find it acceptable, no matter where they are and no matter who they are with, to get their bits out in order to feed their starving child for "two minutes" (as quoted in the Daily Mail). Two minutes? Was it really worth it and to cause all this hassle? Come off it! I fail to understand the mentality of the majority on here (that appear to be women) that think they have a given right to do what they like no matter as to the consquences that are invited. Why do you have the right - the right over others that is? Why invite trouble from others - perhaps men, perhaps women - who get excited about boobs being out and about? Why should you just throw it back that they are the ones with the issues and are pervs? You know the problems out there so why provoke it? What about other religions that find such public displays embarrassing or against their faith? Do you care to look past your own nose? It has nothing to do with others not understanding what it is like for the mother who simply must feed on demand or their lack of intelligence. It comes down to common sense, manners, modesty and consideration for those around you in the society you have chosen to live. One assumes payment was offered and accepted for the article and assumes such money has been donated to King's MilkBank. KB

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Ladymuck you sound scary!