Nice people thread part 5 - nicely does it

vivatifosi

zagubov wrote: »

OT how many NPs apart from me have never lived in Hertfordshire or owned a smallholding?

Why is it that I'm suddenly imagining us as a Venn diagram? Must be that bloomin' maths thread's fault.

CKhalvashi

LydiaJ wrote: »

CK - I'm so sorry to hear that bad things are happening to you, even if I don't entirely understand. I get that somebody has posted something nasty as if it's from you. But is this somebody who is geographically where you are, who got at your computer when you left it logged in, or somebody who has hacked into your account and can log in as you remotely whenever they want to?

Thanks Lydia. The 2 logins have come from 2 places I’ve never been to, so I dont know on that one, however, people are strange.

I believe it was more a targeted attack, as once you have my email (which someone found on the website), it enables you to get just about everything else

I’ve beefed up security, so now we’ll see.

chewmylegoff

I don't even have a garden let alone a small holding. Our outside space is a balcony you can't even fit a chair on (although we do grow herbs out there).

Never lived in Hertfordshire either. The correct formula is work north (of the river), live south.

misskool

chewmylegoff wrote: »

I don't even have a garden let alone a small holding. Our outside space is a balcony you can't even fit a chair on (although we do grow herbs out there).

Never lived in Hertfordshire either. The correct formula is work north (of the river), live south.

I'm south of the river.

michaels

Not much overlap in the sets of mushroom lovers and loathers but Herts NO probably fit in to both sets...

Re school catchment areas - as they don't exist any more you get the strange result that you may not get in to your nearest school but then not qualify for any other schools either except for the under subscribed dump school that may be miles away.

Life Souf of the river is certainly more 'real', when I was in New Cross it was always interesting to guess whether the train station would be open or closed whilst the police investigated a body each morning.

lostinrates

chewmylegoff wrote: »

Dawkins annoys me, I read his "god delusion" book about a year ago. I am very atheist, but he is so smug and conceited and patronising about it.

If you had to choose between being stuck in a lift with Starkey or Dawkins who would it be?

He is religious fundamentally in his aetheism.

misskool

lostinrates wrote: »

He is religious fundamentally in his aetheism.

In the above link, he describes himself as an agnostic even though he's a proclaimed poster child for atheism.

lostinrates

misskool wrote: »

In the above link, he describes himself as an agnostic even though he's a proclaimed poster child for atheism.

I base my opinion on first hand appraisal. His offensive treatment of those who believe differently, and he is rude, is such thAt is usually teserved for equally biggotted religious fundamentalists of the type that believe every one but their sect is bad or wrong.

Personally i believe their are many roads to, er, Rome,:D

CKhalvashi

chewmylegoff wrote: »

I don't even have a garden let alone a small holding. Our outside space is a balcony you can't even fit a chair on (although we do grow herbs out there).

Never lived in Hertfordshire either. The correct formula is work north (of the river), live south.

misskool wrote: »

I'm south of the river.

I live North, work South, but I did grow up in W4, but don’t work out of our W3 office :eek: so all may change at some point

lostinrates

Cold.....cooooooooold. Not meant to be cooooooold now having survived winter.

All my skin is shrivelling up and puckering i am so cold. The wind is howling too, which always makes it feel colder. Wind howls here a lot, its like hearing kathy screaming at the windows. Or kate bush.