I just saw a pair outside the Satay Bar in plasticky blue outfits with a yellow band here and there. I guessed they were Thunderbirds because one of them had the appropriate cap. Apparently I guessed right. But they were in such a state I think they'd say yes to pretty much anything.
I heard the proprietor is the daughter of the owner of Clifton Mansions.
Ingenue. The wheels are off. (Though to be fair I got forced to go to this granville market* thing.)
That's it - thunderbirds. All day I have seen people in saggy
Stop hating. Omnis was (and still is) a massive, international and uncontainable success, so she give her control of the wider brixton area and stop being petty.
This is what happens when an area becomes infested with tourist-focussed trendy bars, hip restaurants, on-trend pop-ups, wacky cocktail bars and vibrant drinkeries. And there'll be a lot more to come in the summer. We've become the nu-Camden mixed in with the worst of Clapham.
Paul 07952805360 sorted my slip disc out he's on Dulwich Road
Thankyou!
Were I to make a speech about the dubiety of osteopathy it would be for the benefit of other readers. So that, should they at some point consider using it, they would at least be aware of the questions surrounding it, and make a better informed decision about whether it's something they want to spend their money on.
Can be confusing as in the states osteopaths have proper medical training too but here it is different. This article summarises. There is insufficient evidence to claim definitively that it works.
Manter did but I didn't realise it was a subject for lectures in the first place which is why I asked about it
That wasn't directed at you
Yes and i explained that any lecture would not be for her benefit. It was clear that she was already aware that the evidence is questionable. What is it that is concerning you?
You didn't post for others' benefit, just for your own self-satisfaction.
To be fair, I asked about the topic.
