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This thread and all the contributors have probably forgotten about it, but I was in the film mentioned and I attended Limpsfield School at that time eventually leaving the area in 1977. What prompted me to look up the film was that BBC Urban Jungle programme on tonight is at the Don looking at wildlife.

You would think that if anything of that kind existed, we would, in this day and age with all our advanced technology have captured some overwhelming evidence. I have always said that out of all the gods across the planet, if there was really a god which existed, all they would need to do is make some clear unequivocal demonstration that they existed and the whole planet would become a believer and follow them. Job done.

No ghosts where I live, mainly because they don't exist.

That's what you think. Personally I think it is irresponsible of you to suggest such, which may lead to people parking where they should not and getting a ticket. Can I suggest that you always pay for your parking and not try and park for free on land which may be owned by someone.

Thanks dosxuk, however I did a bit of Googling and found their site. I will buy their album as I really liked one of their songs a lot.

Just been on Youtube to look at their handy work. There are some clips from the back of the venue and all you can see is a sea of mobile phones. Venues should do something about it.

Howard Donald is back to doing what he loves best...............coming live and direct to you at Plug. Honestly, I don't believe that to be true.

Too right, Cyclone - It does make me wonder about the level of intelligence of the posts on here.

You should have a license to watch BBC TV, if you don't have one then you should buy one, just like if you wish to watch Sky, you buy into it. These companies ned cash to run, if they don't get the revenue then the cease to exist. Too many people seem to want something for nothing in this world.

So, let me get this right. Are you complaining about receiving a ticket for parking somewhere you should not? I have an issue with your comments. Mainly because I live in an area where everyone one and their dog seems to think that they can park their car in a private parking space to go to town to shop or work or attend Uni etc. How do you propose we as residents deal with these inconsiderate drivers who want o park for nothing?

I really don't understand your logic. Why do you see this dining experience as an exercise in eating as much as possible without moving. Then be so arrogant as to not pay for the excess and wasted food you may produce. You do strike me as a lazy - all you can take kind of person. Could I suggest that next time you visit one of these establishments you take your time, don't overfill your plate and don't leave masses of waste food.

The answer is really simple, go somewhere else. There is no pub, bar or club that I HAVE to be in. There are plenty of other places - go there. There is an old saying "vote with your feet".

Fantastic! Costing the Sheffield taxpayer yet more money - the police don't turn out for nothing.

These all you can eat places are in general stocked with pre-prepared food out of large plastic bags (I have been and seen it personally). Not exactly great fresh food. But ideal places for our lazy, waistline increasing society.

Do you people just stick your cars anywhere and never try to find out if there are some form of parking restrictions in place? If there are restrictions in place, you deserve all the hassle you get. To avoid all the pain of receiving letters, park in a multi storey.

Being a non smoker, I have found the comments on this thread interesting. My stance is that though I would like to see a ban on smoking in certain public places, I do accept the law as it stands, and try to keep away from smokers. However, there is one thing smokers could do to improve their image and that is to stop throwing your fag ends on the floor. I see it far too often and it is one thing about smoking that is not necessary. I would welcome legislation to ban smoking in private cars, but that should also include eating, drinking, shaving, combing of hair and applying make-up. As someone who travels a lot around Sheffield, I see daily, no actually hourly.

And you don't do much of that anymore...

I went to the gig last night at the O2. Although I liked the selection of songs played (I own every album he has produced), I was however a bit disappointed by the overall mix of the sound. I felt the vocals were a bit too low in the main mix and at times the keyboards could not be heard over the drums and the guitars. A better balance needed to be found. The other thing that I have to point out is the now almost ubiquitous sea of arms holding mobile phones. There were occasions when the three people in front of me spent more time recording and reviewing their work than watching the gig - crazy - can't stand this, the venues should have bouncers to rip the phones from the users hands. One guy was filming the crowd behind him, not even the stage!! When I took him to task by pulling down his arm he stopped - fortunately for him. Numan however is a consummate performer, always enjoy seeing him and like his new harder edge. Saw him at the Corporation a while ago and thought that a better gig in terms of overall sound and performance. Can't wait to see him again. Did not catch the name of the support band, but they were petty good too. Oh and picked up one of the limited DVD sets too.

Oh dear, I presume you are the kind of person that would be happy to see all old buildings demolished in favour of new ones. Do you find all old buildings eyesores or just that one?

Got sent a link to an article which I would find concerning. The demolition of the old Jessop's hosptial building. We lose enough old buildings in Sheffield. I'm sure the Uni could find alternative land. There is a lot of it near their engineering block. Have a read. http://www.sheffieldtelegraph.co.uk/news/local/university-gears-up-with-134m-expansion-scheme-1-4469773 .

Always good news to hear a Sheffield company doing well. I watched the product video and noticed it had an American voiceover - shame it could not be in broad Yorkshire - lol Let's hope we see you post more announcements like this in the future. Being in the I.T. industry myself it's a big thumbs up.

I have a friend who told me a Kier story. One of his relatives received a visit from Kier to paint a communal wall. They came, painted the wall (which had a notice board attached - they painted around the noticed board). A short while later, they then came back and removed the board for a new one (smaller in size), but did not think to paint the now exposed old paintwork ! Would it not have been better to remove the old board before painting - this is not rocket science Kier...

That is exactly my point. they should have automatically crushed his car. MASSIVE deterrent.

The best way to counteract this (and yes, there will always be people like that) is to have strong leadership - oh and cut benefits. See it like this; if you get say £50 a week in benefits, each day you earn £10 of it. Every day you don't turn up or are disruptive, you lose £10. But don't think this idea is just aimed at the slackers - it's aimed a ALL unemployed, even two of my friends who have been unemployed for a couple of years (and they are nice guys).

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