ruffers

Michael Palaeologus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The reviewer has accurately described the current > iteration of the East Dulwich Forum. See above.. Absolutely - especially the "Sun Tzu?s Art of War of advanced passive-aggressive techniques" bit

Top stuff.

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Any East Dulwich ward residents who want a ground > anchor in their front garden can have them > installed free paid for by the council in our > local attempt to prevent crime. > > Email me for the application form with your > address as well so I can confirm you're the area > of benefit of the current ward boundaries. To confirm the last bit it isn't "any East Dulwich" resident, just before people get their hopes up. It depends on ward.

Motorcycling for me to Old Street, no worries at all. Get half decent gear and it's not even far enough to get cold. Occasional train or overground in from Forest Hill.

For full depth of tomato flavour I use puree, tin, and fresh all together.

Obama

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Reaching out to him for what? A burger?

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ruffers Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > White wine for same day eating, red if you're > > making in bulk to reheat. Or whatever they have > in > > Iceland. > > > I couldn't and wouldn't waste a nice bottle of > vino on a bog standard bolognese sauce. What a > total insult. > > Louisa. I don't make bog standard bolognese sauces though.

White wine for same day eating, red if you're making in bulk to reheat. Or whatever they have in Iceland.

People always want these for removals, stick them in For Sale section.

I fly to Frankfurt 4-=5 times a year. Go from City Airport, get there less than an hour before flight so same as train.

journeyman

4.79. As I'm normally hammered and have taken well over 200 trips I think that's pretty good.

Where does the idea come from these aren't original cd's?

We music magpied all our cd's a while back. Some (many) of them you get 5p for, some you get a couple off quid. You'll look at the boxes and think you spent a tenner each and it represents thousands of pounds and you're getting a fraction of that, but it's easy and better than nowt... As for the licensing that ship has sailed. My moral compass says I paid for it before, everyone who deserves paying got their money already so it makes sod all difference if I still have the cd or not.

TV Programme names championing a minor celebrity eg Four Rooms With Sarah Beeney Richard Hammond's Engineering Connections (Although I'm OK with James May the Reassembler)

Sainsburys

As a matter of routine it's always worth checking alternative quotes come insurance renewal time via confused, moneysupermarket etc. You'll often find your existing insurer coming up with a cheaper quote than your renewal quote for a start... Call and ask why the other quote is cheaper. Or just ring to renew and tell them you've been quoted cheaper, 30-40%, they'll cut the quote instantly. Like many services ie gas leccy banks they hope you'll just renew without checking..

Lowlander Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ?125 sounds steep? Never paid more than ?70 for a > top brand (e.g. Michelin). I think this depends very much on the size of the tyre, I've just paid much more for some Pirellis.

Decent areas like Bournemouth! I ask you!

Someone's tired.

Peak edf.

Get hold of a pressure washer, that'll do it.

Amazon fire stick is about as simple as simple gets, I'd just do that. Using an xbox is fiddly unless you get a media remote, in which case you might as well buy a firestick.