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A little late getting started, but here's the new Autumn - Winter 2018 thread which follows on from this thread which amassed an impressive 1.7k posts: Brixton news, rumours and general chat: Summer - Autumn 2018.
Autumn came late. Blame it on Trump.thought this was going to be mid-autumn-winter
blame it on that boobie retroAutumn came late. Blame it on Trump.
Mine's OK and I couldn't see anything listed here: BT: broadband, TV, phone, home & businessAnyone having problems with BTinternet. It’s usually been reliable for me until Mon am when I started an aspect of my job that involved me conducting a 45 min webinar assessment and it went off twice. Since then it’s been of
Could be a local thing BT say they’ve found a fault and will repair but I’m not very confident and it was very awkward as I’ve always had an excellent connection and it cut off twice during the interview.Mine's OK and I couldn't see anything listed here: BT: broadband, TV, phone, home & business
We’ve been having intermittent problems for a while and the engineer is here now. I think there is a fault somewhere. We’re off Railton Rd.Anyone having problems with BTinternet. It’s usually been reliable for me until Mon am when I started an aspect of my job that involved me conducting a 45 min webinar assessment and it went off twice. Since then it’s been of
Good luck. I hate how pissed off I get when the internet goes down.We’re just off Ferndale Rd they haven’t offered to send an engineer yet will wait and see what happens on 14th when they claim to haves have it fixed.
Loses points for the lack of vibrancy, but score big for the utterly wanky name of The Volt.Prime SW2 location: Brixton new flats with shared ownership from £100,000 are five minutes from the Tube | Homes and Property
Another Brixton-boosting article in the Standard's Homes & Property section today.
Cliche bingo:
- riots
- looting
- young professional
- gentrification
- busy nightlife
Some sort of preacher was using a gun to illustrate an anti-violence speech. He was pretending to shoot a guy who was playing dead. The gun looked real. Probably a replica, but given the guy's emotional delivery and his delusion that it's OK to wave a gun around in public...well you never know. Armed police arrived and trussed him up.Something pretty heavy kicking off outside tube. Blues and twos galore.
Mine was playing up last night. But how does one know which link in the chain to blame? Maybe it was sun spots. Or someone vomiting in the green cabinet. Anyway, my discounted first 12 months with BT are up so the bill has more than doubled. Time to change supplier yet again.Anyone having problems with BTinternet. It’s usually been reliable for me until Mon am when I started an aspect of my job that involved me conducting a 45 min webinar assessment and it went off twice. Since then it’s been of
Some sort of preacher was using a gun to illustrate an anti-violence speech. He was pretending to shoot a guy who was playing dead. The gun looked real. Probably a replica, but given the guy's emotional delivery and his delusion that it's OK to wave a gun around in public...well you never know. Armed police arrived and trussed him up.
What an utter dickhead.Some sort of preacher was using a gun to illustrate an anti-violence speech. He was pretending to shoot a guy who was playing dead. The gun looked real. Probably a replica, but given the guy's emotional delivery and his delusion that it's OK to wave a gun around in public...well you never know. Armed police arrived and trussed him up.
Utility companies, like current accounts, credit cards and underpants, need to be changed every 12 months. It's a silly annual dance, but it's begrudgingly worth the effort; a bit like a cèilidh
You are saying there is no choice?If you pay for a service you should be able to get a minimum standard of service whatever the supplier.
Its one place where the neo liberal dogma of choice failed. Saying its a silly dance is buying into it.
Some sort of preacher was using a gun to illustrate an anti-violence speech. He was pretending to shoot a guy who was playing dead. The gun looked real. Probably a replica, but given the guy's emotional delivery and his delusion that it's OK to wave a gun around in public...well you never know. Armed police arrived and trussed him up.
They've made some odd and not exactly positive changes of late, like having a woman going around the dance floor selling shots, West End style. Tacky as fuck. They've done what they describe as 'VIP entry' for ages though. Given the length of the queues and the fact that they usually offer a totally free guestlist to anyone who wants to get on it, then it seems fair enough to make queue-hoppers shell out.Strange to see the Dogstar now offering VIP entry, and table packages for £180...
Makes a change from Winston carving a hole in the floor to drop the door cash through to stop them from being robbed so frequently.
Pregoblin is formed of an array of local musicians including Jessica Winters of the indie synth-pop outfit Will Sin For Love, ex-Fat White Family Alex (writer of Touch The Leather) and Scud FM and Meatraffle drummer Adam Bremmer, and they combine to create an offbeat, disco-powered sound.
Quite. It wasn't great to set the armed police on a black guy with his heart in the right place. But I think it was the least worst option. He has plenty of evidence that he didn't have criminal intent. Maybe they'll just caution him.
You are saying there is no choice?