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I'm planning to get a onepulse card Maybe if you live in London you could find it useful as it also has an inbuilt oyster card.

Depends on which Library you need. You can get into the DMS Watson by saying you are visiting the Petrie Museum.

I got a pass in my degree (lower than a 3rd) after hating my course. After being jobless/temping for a year I got my break and started a grad job on £20k as an assistant project manager. After 6 months got a £5k payrise and a hell of a lot more responsbility, as well as joining the final salary...

I'd assume the biggest obstacle would be the comms line to it followed by the security aspects of having unattended machines capable of processing payments littered around the place.

Alternatively you could sign up for a Barclaycard OnePulse and have the benefit of a credit card with an oyster chip built in and wave and pay technology which allows you to pay for items under £10 just by waving your card over a sensor.

My parents are having their bedroom re-done with fitted units and the space they have available for a bed is 60" x 75" which google reliably informs me is a Short Queen sized bed. Does anyone know anywhere in the UK that would stock such a size? I had a quick look at Dreams and could not see...

Tape 8 kittens to your body - bonus points if they're alive.

Nedved off!!!

I just got onto my companies final salary scheme - I put in 6.5% of my pay, they put in 18%, then it is years of service x highest year of pay x 1/60 :cool:

I get mine from http://bluerockbiltong.co.uk/ as it's just round the corner from me. It's awesome stuff.

Apart from scoring, Benayoun has been absolutely shocking, giving the ball away constantly and causing half of Liverpool's moves to breakdown.

I'm going to resurrect this as I'm planning to do some climbing at Craggy Island in the near future with a view of trying to go every week. Is it suitable for a novice like myself? If I go there will there be people I can talk to about any equipment I should maybe look to get myself after a few...

Shamelessly stolen from another forum (It is also based on American information but a lot of the tips are obviously the same): Finding a reputible breeder This is a rather tricky one at times depending on the dog breed that you are looking to get, if you are looking to get a super popular...

I don't like steam rooms as it just smells like you're sitting in other people's sweat - prefer the drier heat of the sauna anyday.

I'm a Project Manager, working on transport ticketing systems mainly.

Terrible challenge by Noble on Hleb

I used to be able to get by on £10 a week on food when needed - it is pretty simple if you know what to look for. Vegetables are cheap, pasta rice and beans are cheap, buy some cheap meat and do something with it to make it awesome. I used to make large batches of bolognese which could be frozen...

I bought this razor today as I went into Boots and found it was selling for £55. The cleaning dock thing seems pretty nifty - as saint said you just stick it into the cleaning dock and it cleans it with a solvent. I'm going to go use it in half an hour so will report back on how it feels!

Welcome to the Tony Blair Legacy ride! Please strap yourselves in and keep all arms and legs inside the carriage at all times.

I get my Biltong from my local butchers, it's pretty good stuff, made by them with their huge drying machine things. http://www.bluerockbiltong.com/?gclid=CPb1mo6frowCFRgXEAodPUfsJw