benjaminty

Turned up at 9.30pm and voted at Darrell Road with no queue whatsoever. Without a polling card I wasn't sure how many difference stations I had the option of but plummed for my nearest and hey presto. Could those in Dulwich Village have voted on Darrell? 5 minute drive... if that is the case then perhaps better knowledge of all polling stations by voters would heve been the key

Berbatov is fluffing his lines still... we should be 1 up now

Hi All, After my last PC was drowned in a flood I have the opportunity of replacing it with an up to date spec courtesy of the insurers. The trouble I am having is that they all look bloody awful still compared to Macs. I hate MAC functionality it quite simply does my sweede and cant deal with it. I've only ever found Hoojum pcs which were good to look at and they were pretty expensive. Anyone know of a PC you're not embarrassed of keeping in the living room? Or am I wasting my time here?

I like the fact that the "what if" includes the removal of Boris.... subtle ... but appreciated

Thank you all for your advice and help.... really appreciated I'm going to spend more time in here.... Football Focus thread is getting worse by the day :-)

Hi Fuschia - SPD? Thanks Sanne Panne - we were members of ESPH in the past and when we move back to Dulwich this week I will get her to drop in and have a chat with them. Will definitely need to get to the midwife or GP first though. MissSE22 - any of these that you have? http://www.betterlifehealthcare.com/products.php?catID=27&subID=366 Thanks all

Hi Apenn, Thanks for response and yes have the same suspicions as you re pregnancy massage. I'm wondering (not hoping) if someone has had similiar situation but found a safe and sound method of addressing the issues. Will have to send her back to the midwife for a chat and perhaps a referal by the sounds of it. As for employee entitlement - it's own our business that she runs so any treatment will be paid for as we go. Getting the work / feet up relaxation balance is difficult in these circumstances.

Hi All, Mrs Benjaminty is bordering on crippling herself by working long hours 6 days a week in a very active job on her feet. She's 6 months gone and can only see this getting worse the bigger she gets. She was in tears yesterday trying to get through the day. I have seen the recent post by aloued on the pregnancy massages as well as Indian head massage, Thai and Swedish massages available but has anyone been to a physio whilst in second or third term? Mrs B went to a day at the Sanctuary a week ago and the massages just gave a bit of relaxation as opposed to dealing with back problem. Wondering what the risks/differnces are for going to a standard physio as opposed to pregnancy massage. Anyone have a take or experience of either? Thanks

It seems to have been around for a while. I know someone who has put his material on and sold it through itunes and had his royalties too. No idea how it is deemed in industry but I see mroe and more links to it and a fair few established artsist placing their material on there for play / free download (usually mixtapes)

DrDom Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > try myhotel.. Avoid the bar downstairs but the rooms are fine although the corridors made it feel like an Easyjet style Ferry.

J Sheekeys seconded but unlikely to get a table so late. Other options Arbutus - http://www.arbutusrestaurant.co.uk/ Also keep meaning to go here but cant say if its any good ... Bob Bob Ricard - http://www.bobbobricard.com

I fear I have been sucked in but time will tell. On the face of it the Mamas & Papas Mylo looks like it does the lot. My only concern was how well it will handle the pavements of South London but time will tell. Concerned that it's been out a few months now and now that I inspect every single pram that I see... I've never seen one of these. It's upright and means no or little bending down. Car seat slots neatly into the wheel base. It's pretty light and it folds very very easily and fairly flat. But piggin expensive! http://www.mamasandpapas.com/mylo/

There are some amazing flats in the area now at ridiculous prices. The "Shard" effect will spread and the likes of E&C will definitely change and hopefully for the better. A lot of buildings seem to have a lot of talk about what they do for the environment but they all seem to struggle; Palestra and the removal of their 16 odd turbines being a good example.

woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > jlg Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Been stopped in ed by three different van > > courriers offering a memory foam mattress on > the > > cheap (?150.00) is this a scam? > __________________________________________________ > ___ > > How many Gigabytes...? > > ( boom tish ) > > > W**F http://instantrimshot.com/

yep been living in Borough last 6 months and can also see it from my office. do love it and reminds me of an owl ... not sure why

Hi All, Has anyone else been affected business wise by the bumbling idiots that are BT and the issues they have had in their exchange in Paddington? Would like to hear of anyones experiences this week and what has been escalated within BT especially if you have a Global Services contract. Thanks in advance.

Park in Hove and go to the Real Eating company for lunch/breakfast and then walk or jump on a bus to Brighton. http://www.real-eating.co.uk/

Horsebox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Glad to see you haven't changed too much over the > years, Mr. Minty! ha ha .... maybe a little..... but not too much

Do it in your name and apply bonus if you can. Most insurers will give him a discount of a new policy in a few years time in his own name if he is claim free. Leaving it until he is 18 will also help with the premium. Depending on the value of the car it might not be worth going fully comp. If your car is worth less than the premium then why bother? If I was in your position I'd have some strict rules in place. My driving record from age 17-24 was horrific .... and I mean horrific! I'm really not THAT much of an idiot but once I was behind the wheel of a car I was in another world for some reason. It's really not worth the investment unless he accrues bonus or some claim free(ish) driving experience.

Camberwell Shoes! Put an order in and he'll do you a damn fine deal compared to anywhere in West End or the Grenson shop.

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can't this be about actual shoes that are lovely? > > Like these: > > http://ibsonmens.com/engine/resource/shop/432/imag > es/6c437019-c37c-4e05-b6ad-b504df1e8ad5.jpg David I'm wearing those very Grensons right now! Great choice!

I, too, love honey and use it often in cooking. It works well with dessert cheese, ice-cream or perfectly ripe, seasonal fruit. Unlike sugar, which has a much more one-dimensional flavour, honey is complex and lends subtle flavour-notes to dishes. We often use a honey called Brockwell Park Honey made by bee keeper Orlando Clarke, in Brixton http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/food-and-drink/features/theres-a-buzz-in-the-air-about-uk-honey-446473.html

http://www.instantrimshot.com/

So are you the guy who was talking over putting a Petanque piste into the Wishing Well? Or was that a previous suitor?