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Oh, you know, those acrobats-turned-burglars you hear so much about. (To be fair it was adjacent to a flat roof, so my fears weren't completely ridiculous.)

The bedroom in my previous flat had a Juliet balcony and I hated it. Even on the 2nd floor I didn't feel safe leaving balcony doors open during the night in hot weather. Also if you leave inward-opening doors open and it rains heavily your floor will get soaked.

"Setting the record straight: the true value of the Elephant and Castle regeneration" http://www.southwark.gov.uk/news/article/1785/setting_the_record_straight_the_true_value_of_the_elephant_and_castle_regeneration

When my Australian friend uses the word 'gastro' she means gastroenteritis.

Especially if you work in HR! Gerrard Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This has probably been mentioned before, but I am > hearing it more and more... > > The letter 'h' being pronounced "Haitch" rather > than "aitch". Please, stop it.

I wash my nylon fabric-y shower curtain in the machine at 60C.

Some things never change: http://web.archive.org/web/20061113114308/http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,26

Big watches and huge handbags make you look thinner. Apparently.

I've had it for a few years and haven't had any problems with it. I like the functionality of the box and it was really easy to set up. I have however just downgraded to the most basic package (Freeview + catch-up) because I wasn't using the on-demand content much (I can still watch on-demand content on a pay-as-you-go basis). I'd like to see a better selection of US box-set dramas before I consider upgrading again. If you do subscribe to the whole telephone/broadband/TV package, set yourself a reminder to call them about a month before your contract runs out to make sure that you are still getting the best deal. Select the option for cancellations.

Seconded, or stay on the bus to the Trinity Hospice shop on Walworth Road. Several others up that way too. Am often amazed at book prices in charity shops. Surely lower prices = faster turnover = more room for new stock? FatherJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Scope in Camberwell Green, it's not in a great > place if your driving but it's near a bus stop.

I went on Saturday. Nice to see it busy with lots of enticing new books on display, but presumably there isn't enough study space as there were people sitting on the floor between the bookshelves which put me off browsing.

New series of Borgen starts next weekend.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Obesity That Henry VIII was a bit of a porker, though.

Delia timeline: http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2001/dec/09/foodanddrink.recipes1

Expressing time in 'sleeps' instead of days. Especially when done by ADULTS.