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woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > siousxiesue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I love him and I've booked tickets for next > March > > (!) to see him speaking, can't wait! > > __________________________________________________ > ____ > > > oh where, when, how much ? It's 11th Mar, expensive at 30 squid, but am trying for some more tickets cos so many friends wanna come! Leicester Sq Theatre

I love him and I've booked tickets for next March (!) to see him speaking, can't wait!

bonniebird Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Asset Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Surely the owner could be prosecuted? Cruelty > to > > animals is a punishable offence and setting > one's > > dog onto a cat must be seen as that. I don't > see > > how the police can't do anything. > > Me either :'( I dealt with a woman who was knocked to the ground by a dog attacking her own dog which she had in her arms. We know where he lives but the police refused to do anything. Luckily her dog (and her) survived but she still has to live next door to the scumbag...

Please post this in the family section too..and if you noticed anything about his uniform, wardens have a poster with all school uniforms illustrated, that may help to narrow it down...

my particular favourite is someone who waits for the bus, sees the bus and gets on the bus-ONLY THEN TO START LOOKING FOR THEIR BUS PASS..........

Juliette Lewis-some strange reason can't stand her face!

That's community wardens or parking enforcement, they look very alike

Welcome!

Could this thread also appear in the family room? More likely to been seen by the offenders!

Cats bury it! If you're referring to the small black motions on the pavement, I was told that's fox poo!

Believe it or not, I am a dog lover, I just have experience of reporting the amount of dog waste left by irresponsible owners. As you say, most owners carry those bags, but I have come across owners who only pick up when being watched! Also, dog control orders seek to ban dogs not from parks but residential estates and the like!

freedom for you to leave your dog sh*t everywhere?

Just like a friend of mine used to go to Argos last thing on xmas eve, so the old post office will supply you with a dose of an argument, a near punch up etc, I know cos I use them! Tuesday there was a spat between a young woman and an older man, and someone had a go at me because I had gone to the currency desk without joining the main queue!

these are all gorgeous!!

says it all really-central please

No-one else at work knew who I was talking about :(

you will get a certificate if you pay for it, we have to and get refund from employer-southwark in this case!

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I couldn't quite make out what an academy was from > that site. > > Does it mean that an academy is a school partly > funded by sponsors, that follows the national > curriculum, that has standard entry conditions, > but is free to dedicate part of the schooling - > the 'philosophy' - to issues that reflect the > sponsors agenda? > > I can't make out if academies are allowed > everywhere, or only in 'deprived' areas? > > It strikes me that this approach is most likely to > appeal to those groups with an agenda who set out > to twist the minds of the young and brainwash the > elders: churches? Yes Hugenot, you read correctly-the sponsors have influence over the school/academy curriculum, to the extent that in some parts of this country, creationism is now being taught! Whatever the rights/wrongs of academies, funding like this should not come with 'strings'

where in China though???

Stars

thexwinglessxbird Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You phoned East Dulwich Library & they couldn't > tell you the opening times because they didn't > know? That's weird. With the new call centre, we're not allowed actually to ring the actual library! We have to speak to call centre staff-after waiting in a queue obviously! This is much more efficient right???

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Has anyone been to the 'little' cinema in Bermondsey Square? It's a bar, tiny new cinema, quite plush, very cute. And I have no connections to it, been once and because I was in the loo, they held the film for me!! Called 'Shortwaves' HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Moos Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > A little cinema would be fun > > > > Although Peckham is just round the corner... > > And Brixton's Ritzy is almost as convenient and > considerably less crap, and the Clapham Picture > House is actually a little cinema, though of > course a little further and in that Ham. > The one that sounds like it's a village with the > sort of malady that 60s and 70s musicians got > sorted out out with a course of penicillin. > > Bloody hell Moos, sorry for rambling on like that, > > I'll only get back on the good foot if I get the > crispest possible reply from you. > It can be terse even, I shan't mind that. > Frankly a bit of terseness would probably work > wonders as far as...Oh, Bugs Bunny just stuck his > head up and said 'This ain't Pismo Beach'. > Classic. > > Sorry, got a bit distracted at the end there, > jiggered if I can remember what I was going to > suggest "would probably work wonders as far as". > Honestly I've a mind like a Prime Minister these > days.

We had memorable holidays as kids taking boating holidays, it was one of the few ways of taking a dog along, there were no such places as dog friendly hotels and I doubt we could have afforded it...he only went in once and it was in a lock and we all panicked but I think he just shook himself off and enjoyed all the fussing!!

If it makes you feel any better, you will have a lovelier more defined jawbone/profile after...