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Reply | Ipswich Town flair 11
at 23:05 25 Mar 2025
and the second line:
Crawford is better than Eusebio.... |
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Reply | Gout
at 19:54 18 Mar 2025
Aspall's organic apple cider vinegar is best, take it with a spoonful of raw (ie untreated) honey, from a local source like a farmer's market. |
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Reply | FAO Back pain sufferers
at 18:01 20 Nov 2024
I disagree. In my experience, pyhsiotherapists look at the symptoms and give you exercises which often result in more pain, not less. Chiropractors try to find the underlying cause of the problem, then treat that. I can give you a number of examples from personal experience. |
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Reply | Niche Ipswich heroes
at 23:04 16 Oct 2024
Grant Ward? Still playing, at Brizzle Rovers, I think. |
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Reply | 146 Years of ITFC!
at 21:42 16 Oct 2024
I remember welling up at the final whistle, simply with the thought that we were going to Wembley. |
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Reply | Calderbank Offer - small claims
at 21:21 9 Oct 2024
As I inferred, I've been out of the field for some time, so my knowledge is a little rusty. I defer to your superior knowledge. My work was generally in referrals to Courts from County to High (so well above the level of the Small Claims Court), plus Arbitrators and Independent Experts, but I did use the SCC once on a personal matter. |
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Reply | Calderbank Offer - small claims
at 15:45 9 Oct 2024
Calderbank offers affect the liability for the costs of legal proceedings and the purpose of such an offer is to settle a case without recourse to Court proceedings, thereby saving the costs of the proceedings. In the Small Claims Court, as I understand it, legal representation is neither required nor deemed necessary and therefore, the Court will not have the power to award costs. A Calderbank offer in these circumstances, therefore, will have no affect.
I dealt with Calderbank offers many times in my 40 odd years dealing with property disputes as a Chartered Surveyor, but I've been retired for a few years now. Perhaps you should consider getting some up to date legal advice, if you haven't done so already. Try the Small Claims Court first, then perhaps the Citizens Advice Bureau, they may have access to free or low cost advisors. It strikes me as wrong that you should have to pay for legal advice for something which is, in effect, your opponent's misunderstanding. |
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Reply | London Stadium (WHU) - some observations
at 21:13 22 Sep 2024
I went a few years ago to see Saracens vs Harlequins (billed as a Sarries home fixture). Compared to Twickenham, where I've been for internationals, sevens, Baabaas & one Premiership final, it was utterly lacking in the sort of partisan atmosphere I expected. Sort of Rugby in a library, but with loudspeaker cheerleading and background chattering. Not sure I'd go there again. Wet Spam are welcome to it. |
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Reply | None of that foreign muck
at 12:42 7 Aug 2024
Many many years ago, I went round the factory at Hackney Wick which made Fray Bentos pies and puddings under licence. I was presented with a goody box of their products and, given the things I saw in that factory, I've never ever eaten any of their stuff ever since. The French are welcome to it. |
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Reply | London
at 16:53 15 May 2024
The Gilbert Collection at the V&A if you are at all interested in the best of period antiques. The collector, allegedly, regarded modern art as the greatest fraud of the 20th Century, so this gives you some idea of the sort of things you will see. Google it for more info. |
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Reply | Scotch drinkers
at 16:24 29 Mar 2024
The other thing you can add is more whisky....... |
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Reply | Scotch drinkers
at 14:20 29 Mar 2024
See if the whiskey/whisky event organisers run any events in your area. I've been to a couple of Whisky Live events, not cheap but a cracking day out for any whisky/whiskey lover. A couple of good tips - (1) drink plenty of water between the samples and (2) don't drive home! |
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Reply | Snodland town fc
at 21:57 23 Mar 2024
Snodland looks like it sounds. Most of us round here avoid it if we can. |
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Reply | Parking for the women's game
at 12:04 19 Mar 2024
You ought to be able to get into one of the Portman Rd surface car parks, just make sure you get there early enough to find an alternative if there's no space. |
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Reply | Hanging up his boots
at 15:13 26 Feb 2024
There's quite a few from years ago, John Elsworthy was the first name I thought of. |
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