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keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I?ve no idea what will happen. keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There is no evidence keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don?t click on links. The ignorance is hardly surprising given your attitude.

keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does it explain how Boris will obey the law but > not ask for an extension? No serious analysis supports this as a possibility.

keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What does the Act say about non-delivery? This may help you understand the Prime Minister's obligations under the act:

keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In short, Boris would not be breaking the law > because it would be impossible for a PM of the > U.K. to obey it. Only, it isn't. Even if we accept "the purpose" of the act is as you say, nothing you raised impacts his ability to comply with the law. uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > expressed themselves with their over-privileged > verbosity at every opportunity. The irony of this as a closing statement.

keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > He should go go to the Supreme Court now and argue > there?s no point asking for an extension because > the U.K. can never leave the EU unless it > constitutionally tears itself apart. Wait... you think the Supreme Court can overturn an Act of Parliament?

Wayne24 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Anyone know what happened?? Voodoo Ray's opened.

Westminster do charge for parking, it's ?1 a day, discounted if you buy a week/month/year. You'll need to take a CBT, should be just a day's training, cost about ?120 last time I did it, I can recommend Phoenix, their most local spot was out of Crystal Palace when I took my Mod 2. If you're planning on riding through winter you'll want some waterproof textile gear, even if you don't go full Gore-Tex to start with. Check insurance prices, that might put you off. I got a little 125 4 years ago, by the April a friend and I took the DAS, rode without L plates for another few months and I upgraded to a big bike when somebody t-boned me and wrote the little thing off... Definitely recommend it!

Angelina Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Graffiti has a different effect, by making an area > feel unsafe for people. It can actually indicate a > loss of control in an area, literally making it > more unsafe. And it spreads. Without getting into the age old vandalism/graffiti debate, that's quite a stretch, the causality element is unclear https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broken_windows_theory

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The man is an absolute unashamed liar. You have nothing to support this ad hominem, repeating yourself in CAPITAL LETTERS does not count.

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Since day 1 of the referendum (which was won by > the Leave camp btw) the Leave voters have been > subjected to vile insults from the 'others'- > racist, xenophobic, thickies etc etc Unfortunately you seem to have taken the straw man argument as a suggestion rather than a criticism. You call me a hypocrite, but I haven't used any of the insults you referred to. At least you have attempted to do some critical thinking on your own this time though. The three derisive comments I referred to were only your most recent "contributions" to this thread, and your whataboutery shows a complete inability to take responsibility for your own words, although I accept that a lot of them haven't been spouted as a result of any original thought on your part.

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Paula Sheriff opened the door- deliberately I > expect- engineered to get a response that > remainiacs can latch on to....and they did.... I was going to accuse you of arguing against a straw man, attacking a position or motive you have imagined rather than one anybody has actually taken. On reflection though it's unfair to even hold your post to that low standard, you're just regurgitating talking points. The debate was around civility in political discourse, but I suppose that would be of little interest to somebody whose 3 most recent posts in this thread refer to "remainiacs", "undemocratic bloody farce" and "treachery".

It seems strange that the referendum is often lauded as the largest democratic event by those that now shirk away from direct representation, preferring instead to conflate the Brexit issue with the public's opinion on Jeremy Corbyn. The linked article shows that the FPTP system would disenfranchise large swathes, if not the majority, of the electorate. The doublethink surrounding what counts as democracy extends to the sovereignty of parliament, the motivation to prorogue, the impact of prorogation, the importance of civil discourse... it's bewildering how people can display such blatant cognitive dissonance.

Sorry to hear that, how did your insurance company end up getting involved, did the council/police contact them?

Looks like it's been that way since at least 2012: https://goo.gl/maps/Z6CquQD1gEGKurED9

I wouldn't waste your time, from that profile /forum/profile.php?5,20317 : >This user doesn't exist or has been deactivated.

I'm not sure that's a "dialect" you got into, perhaps you meant to say "pathetic ad hominem"?

Loutwo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But interestingly no one mentions any of these > places in a specific thread about how great > Peckham is? The discussion was only derailed as far as opinions on Peckham's bars and restaurants, it didn't get a chance to take recommendations on independent stores. Peckhamplex did get a small look in before a bizarre film review from the 70s took that off course and we ended up with the unfathomable bleating about Margate. At least we're back on familiar ground with the usual "fictional pleasantries" these threads always devolve into.

snoopy17 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > so boring and depressing, full of > miserable people standing around More a description of this thread, it's descended into ignorant sneering and inane ramblings.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I would not dream of walking around that area on > my own at night. > > Its why even young kids feel the need to carry > knives. ...sure you're not thinking of Lordship Lane? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-49370364

Brulysses Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Do not prorogue Parliament petition: > > https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/269157 > > up to 85,000 as I write this. Up to 550,000 now, sounds like Ruth Davidson is going to resign.

Might be a bit early to start worrying about Lordship Lane's curry house situation.

On a Wednesday? When I'm having to plan tonight's meal without The Flying Pig's 50p a wing offer?

Mands123 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >I?ve read some horror stories! Well, if anybody replies I'm sure we can all indulge in reading some more!

fishbiscuits Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Brick Brewery in Peckham is working really well, > now they've moved the actual brewery off-site, and > it's just operating as a bar. The food is just > right, too. I'm still mourning the loss of Slow Richie's burgers.

trinidad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am interested in the neighbouring SE15 That will be included in BrandNewGuy's figures for Southwark.