I can't remember, does dissensus have a terms of use agreement? Wouldn't that say that anything posted is subject to the moderators or something - basically you agree that you are participating in a public arena?
When I used to work in Subway many jobs ago we had one of these drains near the front of the shop. Someone dropped a flash mobile phone down there but couldn't get it out (the drain was about 1.8m deep) so whoever it was just left it there. My fellow bored sandwich artist and I spent ages trying...
San Francisco has a huge Chinese population doesn't it (I heard somewhere it has the largest Chinatown in the US/world?). It'll be interesting to see how that plays out.
Hehehehe.
Aren't those flesh coloured Y-fronts he's got on though? Who know's what's under there ;)
I'll probably vote for Paddick and give my second preference to Ken. Ken's great but as people have said he's been in office for a while.
dubstep has become the second room chill out thing at some raves. Could be detrimental to the public perception of dubstep though by having it painted as a 'chill out' genre.
It's sad that their relatives and friends stay away to avoid being close to death. I hate how it's such a taboo (in western society at least). Mortality is the only given in life and we shouldn't spend all our time fearing it.
Haha, my work colleagues where just talking about this and I was expecting it to get the dissensus treatment. It's all a bit sensationalist isn't it. He's just a woman with a beard. Google 'Buck Angel' to explore the issue further (NSFW):P.
They could have both gotten pregnant and had a race.
Well you're missing out on the best kebabs in London.
side note: 'Harringay' is the name for the area around Green Lanes. 'Haringey' is for the Council and its area.
The congestion charge lead to a 14% reduction in journey times for those entering the central zone and reduced variability in journey times.
Bus patronage increased from 90k pre charge to around 116k after. Trains didn't change much.
I'm all for the congestion zone and dread what Boris would...
I love broken beat. The positive vibes are a great anti-dote to a lot of the dark wankery I listen to. And ok, so it can be a tiny bit pretentios sometimes but I think there's a lot of humour and silliness to it.
I miss the days when J Da Flex was still on 1xtra , all I know about broken was...
Ah, of course. I was thinking more along the lines of how far conservative religious views can be accommodated in the public realm, e.g. should Christian adoption charities be able to turn down gay couples etc.
ok well I have low standards then. But you have to admit that peri-peri is nice. I know other restaurants use it but Nandos popularised it and made it their 'thing'. So when people say they like Nandos they're probably just really saying they like the chicken with peri-peri.
I was just expressing the immediate impression I got from what people have said in this thread. To declare my political leanings I would like things down and to the left (surprise surprise).
Isn't this just a case of the 'left' and 'right' wings operating on two axes:
And that current bipartisan politics doesn't fully accommodate this spread of opinion.
From what has been said here, the next generation are moving down and to the right
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