JonnH

I use Thorpes too as does my Dad for many years, they tell you exactly what the problem is if one is found. I've only had one done so far since i've not owned my car that long but i'll be going back to them.

When i think monorail i think kiddy rides at theme parks. What i meant were proper elevated trains

Has anyone thought about doing it ala Elevated Rail? Is it Chicago that has it or somewhere? It'd keep the roads clear.

Haha, that's classic, you're talking about the police here.

It's simple, if you are behind a slow vehicle it's illegal to overtake in the left lane because you are behind one car, thus not a queue The people behind you though can pass on the left since they're in a queue that's moving slowly It's a stupid rule really, i've been behind numpties that drive at 20 in a 40 or national limit. i just pass them. As discussed in another thread 'Undertaking' is when you do a task or you're burying/cremating someone who has died.

Well, in my case women don't like taller men, i'm approximately 6'5 barefoot (used to be 6'7 but i've shrunk somehow) Perhaps i'm just not hunky enough (at all)

That's fine then, let those taxes from the poeple running the buscompanies and those who use public transport go towards funding their bit of road and the cars, motorcycles and lorries (and any other non public transport) taxpayers money go to our bit of road. And then lets see whose road is better :hihi:

Apparently only if it was Factory fitted LPG on a car produced 5 or so years ago. Mine's a (third-hand) Skoda Octavia 1.6 with LPG but it was fitted after sale and the year is 1999 so no reduced road tax for me. £175

I went to Yewlands, left in 1995. My form tutor was Miss Round (the German teacher, not Science). http://www.yewlandspast.co.uk seems to be partly up and running.

I think it's the "neccessity to get to work on time instead of being sacked" gene Haydn, Perhaps if the buses had run when they should and not cost more than my car to run and gone where i needed to go then i'd still be using them. I don't mind paying taxes for public transport as long as i can see that my taxes are being used well. I'd really prefer it if the council (or part of the council) ran the public transport in and around Sheffield.

Depending on what chatrooms and forums you frequent, practically each week. No, it's not funny anymore and anyway, soon it'll soon include fluoride (another toxic chemical).... Yes, it does depend on dipsticks to make it funny.

Didn't all the DS9 lot get wiped out by the Cardassians and the Founders? (i missed a bit of the last DS9 series) Voyager movie would be good or even another TNG-esque As long as they don't do another (after this new one) Classic Movie, They were good but zimmerframes anyone? And Enterprise, no, no, no movie should ever be set on that tosh.

Is that Trolls AND imbeciles or Trolls OR imbeciles Joe (i guess i'd better be careful then )

Does it say what they contain? Penecillin? etc i thought they listed the active ingredients on prescription medicine now too?

Well, in my opinion Magna is crap (unless it's been changed since i last went - i think it was 2005 ). Too many things for chabs to play with and not enough for the adults (i wanted a go on the digger )

No, when you were a kid everyone was on rations so there wasn't alot of food to eat skinnygit

Glad i'm not an average Sheffielder. I'm very bothered if they get all that land for £1. it stinks of something foul. Who sit's on the board of peel holdings (i take it that still who owns the airport) is/was it someone in the council ?? The airport could have been very viable except Peel kept putting up the fee's for companies to land and take off so they went else where. It'd have been better if they'd have built the runway longer to accomodate commercial aircraft though i wouldn't have placed it so close to Tinsley. Odd isn't it that PH own Robin Hood Airport too....

is that down to their personal hygeniene? I have heard the term "cheese eating surrender monkeys" from somewhere, but i can't remember where (anyone care to enlighten me?) Okay, thats the jokes out of the way. Only been to France once (calais to be precise). People seemed friendly and quite helpful to near non french speaking folks like me. I too admire the way the french people, the farmers and truckers at least, stick up for themselves where as we tend to stay quiet and not cause a fuss I think we should be more like that. The only thing i'd do is block the Chunnel up to stop so many "asylum seekers" coming through.

So, where is the official notification (these are usually in the Star on Fri/Saturday near the back)?

DaBouncer told me about this a while ago but it's only applicable in City Centre area (ie, inside the ring road) No unfortunately, i'd have loved off/on street parking for free instead of paying UoS (who i blummin work for i might add) to park in their car parks.

yeh, but you know the Indian restaurant food over here is actually for british people, i'm told that in India they don't have as many dishes and they aren't anywhere near as hot. If you mean they mostly look like plates or bowls of orangey brown stuff then yes but they are different.

Have you been since? I've only really started going there since 2005 so i don't know if it WAS bad, it sure looks okay for a indian resaurant (except for not having coconut icecream)

So you want to make people abandon the city centre AND Meadowhall? Nutter!. Why should Meadowhall charge people to park on it's land if it doesn't want to.

And looking at the link 04 November 2002 £9000 BILL FOR FOOD HYGIENE HAZARDS Hmm, what year are we at now??? 2006 isn't it.

I really like Lindt choccies But any milk or white chocolate will do it for me.