
I have Domo badges that Lady S covets, but she can't have them.
They're mine!
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They're mine!

Domo Badgers. I would love to see it shoped hehe
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And meeces. And tits.
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I don't call horses 'horses', I call them 'poppos'. That was the word I used when I was a baby (no, don't know why, think it was my dad's baby word for them)
Ningles Senor Scaramanga!
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Ningles Senor Scaramanga!

directly below us.
They come out at dusk and early morning and pretend to kill each other, soooo cute
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They come out at dusk and early morning and pretend to kill each other, soooo cute

Only thing we get round here is a singular red kite (I'm going to get him some chicken) and the local mogs, who are lovely beasts.
Oh, and bats. Cutie ickle bats.
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Oh, and bats. Cutie ickle bats.

We gets foxes, bats, millions of bunnies,
Oh and this
"A derelict oil terminal beside a giant superstore in one of the unloveliest corners of Essex has been found to have more wildlife per square foot than any national nature reserve. It has been described as "England's little rainforest" and is becoming a place of pilgrimage for scientists"
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Oh and this
"A derelict oil terminal beside a giant superstore in one of the unloveliest corners of Essex has been found to have more wildlife per square foot than any national nature reserve. It has been described as "England's little rainforest" and is becoming a place of pilgrimage for scientists"

"A full audit of the site has not been completed, but in less than two years study it has already been found to be home to at least 1,300 species, including 30 on the UK "red list" of endangered species. Five of the UK's most threatened bumble bee species live here, including the rare Shrill carder bee. A ground beetle and a weevil not seen in 77 years and thought to be extinct have turned up and several insects so rare they have not been given English names have been discovered"
Can you guess where it is yet?
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Wed 18 Jun 2008, 9:21,
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Can you guess where it is yet?

Home to chavs, Dr Feelgood, Eddie and the Hot Rods and Vinegar Strokes
It truly is the arse end of the country
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Wed 18 Jun 2008, 9:26,
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It truly is the arse end of the country

Another fucking celebrity. I wish they'd all piss off back to London where they belong.
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Wed 18 Jun 2008, 9:27,
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She doesn't take enough drugs and her boyfriend's only been to jail once
Plus she hasn't got the obligatory kid named dwayne
which she had whilst at school
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Wed 18 Jun 2008, 9:39,
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Plus she hasn't got the obligatory kid named dwayne
which she had whilst at school

I remember some years ago, middle of the night, the neighbour's security light came on. It woke me up, so I looked out the window... In their garden was a fox crouched down, with its arse and tail in the air, then, just infront of it a frog jumped up. As it did, so did the fox. The two continued this for about 5 mins before the fox got bored and trotted off... was damn funny at the time
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There's a little brown bird of some description that likes to stand on our fence and sort of dance about. No real purpose to her doing it, she just occasionally has a tightropefence boogie.
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We had the cubs last year too and there was one that took to sunbathing during the day and generally freaking the local birds out, even when it got older and full size.
I'm reasonably sure that's the one that has taught these cubs to come out while it's daylight too :)
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I'm reasonably sure that's the one that has taught these cubs to come out while it's daylight too :)

Ran down stairs to get my camera
looked out the window n realised it was next doors greyhound having a shit
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Wed 18 Jun 2008, 9:22,
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looked out the window n realised it was next doors greyhound having a shit

In one ear and it come straight out the uvva....
My large 30 year old public schoolboy chum LOVES lady sovereign. And Daphne and Celeste.
Interestingly, his favourite band is Slayer.
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My large 30 year old public schoolboy chum LOVES lady sovereign. And Daphne and Celeste.
Interestingly, his favourite band is Slayer.

edit: ok, I didnt wait for animation before I first replied
THAT IS ALL KINDS OF LOVELYNESS!!!!
have a *click*!
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THAT IS ALL KINDS OF LOVELYNESS!!!!
have a *click*!

Wednesday morning NING poem..
On the Ning Nang Nong, Where the Cows go Bong! and the monkeys all say BOO!
There's a Nong Nang Ning, Where the trees go Ping! And the tea pots jibber jabber joo.
On the Nong Ning Nang, All the mice go Clang And you just can't catch 'em when they do!
So its Ning Nang Nong, Cows go Bong!
Nong Nang Ning, Trees go ping
Nong Ning Nang, The mice go Clang
What a noisy place to belong is the Ning Nang Ning Nang Nong!!
NING BOARD!
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On the Ning Nang Nong, Where the Cows go Bong! and the monkeys all say BOO!
There's a Nong Nang Ning, Where the trees go Ping! And the tea pots jibber jabber joo.
On the Nong Ning Nang, All the mice go Clang And you just can't catch 'em when they do!
So its Ning Nang Nong, Cows go Bong!
Nong Nang Ning, Trees go ping
Nong Ning Nang, The mice go Clang
What a noisy place to belong is the Ning Nang Ning Nang Nong!!
NING BOARD!

NAUGHTYSTEP!
here's spike milligan doing it:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHg5SJYRHA0
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here's spike milligan doing it:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHg5SJYRHA0

Ningy ningningning, nonnnng
Ningy ning, ning, ningy nong...
etc
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Ningy ning, ning, ningy nong...
etc

Also, can I be rude and TJ:
It has come to my attention that we are paying an obscene amount of money on gas at the minute, and having little practical experience of what a gas bill should realistically be I am unsure. We live in a one bedroom flat, admittedly with high ceilings but reasonably average useage other than that, comparison sites seem to estimate an annual bill of somewhere between £420 and £700 (though that's for a one bedroomed house I'm sure)...can anyone give me some real idea of what is being paid currently?
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It has come to my attention that we are paying an obscene amount of money on gas at the minute, and having little practical experience of what a gas bill should realistically be I am unsure. We live in a one bedroom flat, admittedly with high ceilings but reasonably average useage other than that, comparison sites seem to estimate an annual bill of somewhere between £420 and £700 (though that's for a one bedroomed house I'm sure)...can anyone give me some real idea of what is being paid currently?

about £5-600 for a 2 bed. And thats in fucking London (I'm sure it makes no difference, but everything is suppossed to eb more expensive...)
If you think you're being over charged, take a meter reading, ring em up and say you think you've been overcharged, and they re-calculate your bill.
We did that last year when we had a gas bill for nearly £400 for a quarter.
They sent us a new bill for £75... theiving cunts
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If you think you're being over charged, take a meter reading, ring em up and say you think you've been overcharged, and they re-calculate your bill.
We did that last year when we had a gas bill for nearly £400 for a quarter.
They sent us a new bill for £75... theiving cunts

the electric bill here has doubled somehow
they are all theiving scumming shit they know they can charge what they like and laugh all the way to the bank
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Wed 18 Jun 2008, 8:49,
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they are all theiving scumming shit they know they can charge what they like and laugh all the way to the bank

I will ring them up but I want to know what I'm dealing with first, if it's really out by so much, and they think it's genuine, then I need to be able to ask what makes us so different rather than be told it's typical.
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That's normally a good judge of whether something is amiss.
EDF rather foolishly print last years amount on the bill so you've got a quick comparison
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Wed 18 Jun 2008, 8:58,
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EDF rather foolishly print last years amount on the bill so you've got a quick comparison

the key thing being that we set up a direct debit from a joint account we never really look at, just has bills going out, I had thought the payments were quarterly but they're actually monthly.

and you're definitely not in credit with them?
when we had ours installed they charged us an arbitrary £50 a month - then after a year they gave me £450 back and dropped the DD to £10 a month
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Wed 18 Jun 2008, 9:03,
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when we had ours installed they charged us an arbitrary £50 a month - then after a year they gave me £450 back and dropped the DD to £10 a month

We are with the electricity, same provider, because they just charge their same estimation every month, but the gas is only about £40 in credit over the whole year of paying!
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definitely sounds like something's up - do you know what the people in the other flats pay?
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Boo for rip-off merchant companies we're supposed to trust!
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"Our primary concern is for our customers"
No it isn't. You're a business. Your primary concern is making money. Out of your customers.
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No it isn't. You're a business. Your primary concern is making money. Out of your customers.

I won't use the word "right"
expect it to be even more next year
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expect it to be even more next year


that's over double what the bill is here and I'm in a 3 bed semi
might be worth investigating
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might be worth investigating

I pay £18 a month for ours (one-bed flat), but we've only got gas for central heating/hot water/shower - cooker is on the leccy
£87 a month is nuts
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£87 a month is nuts

We do have the heating on most of the time when it's cold, but it's usually on a timer so it's off when we're out or in bed. I really don't think we're any more than average users.
I'm actually beginning to wonder if they're charging us for all three flats here
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I'm actually beginning to wonder if they're charging us for all three flats here

*weighs in*
Now, I can't remember how much we pay in a one bedroomed high ceilinged flat because the wife deals with the utilities, BUT I've had a thought- could your timer be coming on when you don't realise?
Ningles lady ;-)
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Wed 18 Jun 2008, 9:08,
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Now, I can't remember how much we pay in a one bedroomed high ceilinged flat because the wife deals with the utilities, BUT I've had a thought- could your timer be coming on when you don't realise?
Ningles lady ;-)

No, it's been off for ages now. Don't get me wrong, we've had it switched permanently on before when it's been really cold but that's not the norm.
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But then, I can't remember what we pay for gas. I'll ask l'homme tonight and text you or the Prof. That is, if I remember. Actually, if I don't, could you text me and remind me?
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Wed 18 Jun 2008, 9:12,
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every chuffin month
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Wed 18 Jun 2008, 9:00,
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i think there is calc on uni strathclyde that has details on working out costs. i think
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Wed 18 Jun 2008, 10:41,
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Woo! Am I the ONLY person that can spell BLAAAAAAAAARRB! correctly?


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Our gas bill DD went from summat like £20 a month to £54 . . . C]:0\\


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