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I think one of my cookbook have not one but two squirrel recipes. I also think the squirrel in resturants are shot hence the 'beware of lead shoots' LM: I think a sufficient powerful airgun at close range will cleanly kill a squirrel but I have not tried it (yet). Expat Ps. Did someone mention Foie Gras? Mhhh

>Where have you got that idea from, expat? From publishers and laywers. If you wish to break to law that is your concern or rather the paper - if indeed you work for one - as they are the ones that will get sued and loose.

We have been know to go to the market in Peckham desspite not living there..

>Finally, the suggestion that I might be breaching "intellectual copyright" by quoting any of what's been written in >response to me on this forum - come on! Intellectual Property Rights Nature of the Internet and Implied Licences Uses other than for the operation of the Internet, such as commercial uses are an entirely different question. To quote people in a newspaper or magazine without their permission is also a breach of copyright.

I think it is a myth that flying is so cheap in CO2 - a return trip to spain for a single person is over 20% of the yearly allowance. http://www.carbonneutralcalculator.com/flightcalculator.aspx Kids will grow up and pay tax which will pay for NHS etc. perhaps we should severely tax people with grandchildren and/or of pensionable age. :)

well the average Carbon Footprint in the UK is apparently 10 Tonnes http://www.climatechangewales.org.uk/public/?id=112 That is an average though. Carbon Trading does not really address the problem it just moves it around. Perhaps a big tax on flying say 100% and an extra tax on airline fuel would help.

>I'd like to see an analysis of the carbon footprint of taking a child from 0 to 18 That is virually impossible as it would in part depend on how often and to where the parent fly with the kids, nannies etc.

No. And there are European countries denser populated than the UK.

I have far to much experience of Kings and I like it. No idea of the audiology part at either though, sorry.

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WUM Warszawski Uniwersytet Medyczny (Warsaw Medical University?

There is no point watching cricket without a drink or two....

I used to think most journos was bad but they are not all the same. 'jrussel' if he exist is a bad example of the prefession

>I might pretend I have a meeting and go hunting cats. Get two and tie the tails together 8-)

>You are not the licence holder or the club owner. It's not your responsibility DJKQ are you?

>We've been there quite a few times Why do you keep going back if you do not like it?

I thought they were called beigels but then I used to live in the East End

>You don't think those readers' letters in Razzle just write themselves now do you? You mean they are nor written by readers?!?!?!? *shock horror*

>You can't polish a turd. But you can shovel it. (motto of the team I used to be in)

>... if that doesn't work, then I'll serve it >up with a nice bit of harissa and preseved lemons. What the ipod? 8-)

>Council Housing is subsidised in several ways. All councils run seperate Housing Revenue Accounts. The bulk of Southwark >Councils debt, around ?500M of it, was borrowed to build council housing in the 60's and 70's. The interest on this is >mostly paid for by central government So it would appear the council does not own the properties and are subsidised...

Sorrry about your trip but the Natioal Rail website show there is no service: Service updates Because of engineering work, there are no train services from this station on Sunday 15 August 2010. More details are available from the Current Engineering Work area of the National Rail Enquires website. http://ojp.nationalrail.co.uk/en/s/ldbboard/dep/EDW

Do they not send the PCN to the address where the car is registered?

Click on the ':' next to 'Posted by' thatt will mask those messages...

>Until Nick (who is the license holder) can provide evidence that they have different alcohol and >music licensing terms to those shown on license number 828551 Why should Nick feel obliged to provide evidence on a forum?