northlondoner

What squids and karter said. Big danger of getting the permit - but still having nowhere to park. This is the experience of friends in Islington and Wandsworth. And we don;t want to be like them. Ever.

nice to hear LA Fitness has got its act together. I left after seeing some guy blow snot into the swimming pool - and found spots of blood in the men's changing room. Currently at Energie in FHill which is ok.

nice to hear LA Fitness has got its act together. I left after seeing some guy blow snot into the swimming pool - and found spots of blood in the men's changing room. Currently at Energie in FHill which is ok.

Really sorry to hear this FB.Ghastly for you and - of course - for the man in hospital. Try to be kind to yourself. You're as much of a victim as he is. Hope you're ok soon.

Really sorry to hear this FB.Ghastly for you and - of course - for the man in hospital. Try to be kind to yourself. You're as much of a victim as he is. Hope you're ok soon.

Free plastic bag day? Where can i pick mine up?

Chips+gravy/curry= very very wrong.Squared.

The man opposite my house in Hindmans Rd recalls being in the post office as a child when a bomb demolished it, burying him and others. Dug out by rescuers, including his mum.

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Am I the only one not to get any of this? No. I seem to have stumbled through a hole in the time/space continuum.You too.

Listen, you may not think you have anything useful to report, but you might be surprised. Alert the Bill anyway.

But seriously, if a well timed yell jogs some feckless middle class mum into getting her head out of the clouds and start acting more responsibly - so be it. I just have this vision of her smiling to herself and thinking "oooh, we're so green" as her kids cycle under the wheel of a passing car. Well done Morag.

Marmora Man Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Freedom Freedom Freedom. The parents made a choice > - they are, presumably, enthusiastic cyclists and > probably quite experienced (you don't invest in > all those bikes on a whim - so it makes me feel > the parents are regular cyclists). > > The balance of this thread is to criticise parents > for encouraging cycling, healthy exercise and time > out with their children. I am sure they didn't > carry out a careful risk assessment, and nor > should they, they probably just thought "let's get > on our bikes and go out". > > Bully for them. Jogging is a healthy and fun way for famlies to keeping fit and bond. More of us should be running in the roads with our toddlers.

BQC Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've got some Irish rellies over - 4 lovely ladies > who all like a drink and boogie. W're out in Ed, > but just wondered where we can go dancin till > late. What's Liquorish like these days - although > the dance floor is tiny in there. Or the Grove - I > hear there is a DJ there, but last time I went > there (good few years ago) it was quite townie.. > Any other suggestions? Shoudl we just head to > Clapham? Townie? That's like out-of-towner for chav, right?

sh*&^&^eeeet! I told him to be low key about dropping off the cash from the heist.

Blast. Tony Two Times beat me to it.

As suggested by Dave R. Great idea, old boy. The traffic weaving, red light-ignoring, pedestrian-bombing antics of many of these mf's makes one see red. Which is more than then can be said for these miscreants when it comes to traffic lights. And i speak as a cyclist. A nice one, though.

PROSouthwark Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Consider the Communities Sustainability Act > fiasco. This was supposed to be about PEOPLE > choosing development projects and guidelines > locally. And now Southwark is packing it with > COUNCILLORS and ignoring what PEOPLE are > suggesting. Can?t you see how the will of the > PEOPLE is being ignored. Oh dear. I can;t believe the rest of you are falling for this blatant performance-art style wind up!

Mat

Santerme, when/where did you serve? Any views on current leadership. My ex girlfriend's big bro been serving in Afghan and Iraq. He and a cadre of other young officers have some very interesting views re role of armed forces in foreign policy arena. Tending more towards the warrior philospher approach of Gen Petreaus (sp) rather than the "shock and awe approach" of Colin Powell.

Browncoffee: Fully signed up to Energie in FH. Phone 8 699 4848. Part of a franchised network. Seems ok with decent equipment and lots of classes. Rock bottom prices - ?38 per month. Bit of a wrench "resigning" from Virgin Active in Streatham - but it's such a long way from the 'hood. PS. Distinct lack of gangsters. And ho's for that matter. See you down there! Pip pip!

PROSouthwark Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Anyone who shops at the big supermarkets cares > nothing for our children, our planet and our > collective future. Hurrah! The 1970s live!

I shall only join if its full of gangsters.

Jeremy what's half and half? A sex thing?

Matthew 123 wrote: Matt: It's not so much the gaps in Beard's text that bother me. It's more the gaps in his logic. Oh yeah, plus the RANDOM SHOUTY CAPITALS.

LE: what about being teetotal on a school night, which is my little scam. It means you have something to look forward to at the weekend. Hmm? Mind you, it does involve draining a bottle of Stoly on the tube home on Friday evening. Cos its, the weekend, innit.