What the best places to visit for a musical tourist in london?
Q. Visiting central london soon for a week, and I want to know what places (pubs, clubs, venues etc) you think I should visit for someone who is interested in music. Do you know any good places that sell bargain cds? Are there any places that play live music during the day? Any good places to hang out? Anything you can tell me will be appreciated. Also do you know any good places to stay that offer reasonable prices and opening hours for someone who wants to explore the night life.
Asked by Mason - Wed Jul 11 17:53:30 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. London West End
Answered by srracvuee - Thu Jul 19 13:16:46 2007

What kind of summer places can teens could go and have fun?
Q. I want to know where to go this summer. In my spare time, I want to do something fun. I know there are places out there but hard to find. I need some free place or cheap because of peers!
Asked by smartpuppy101 - Tue Jul 22 21:11:17 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. The beach
Answered by kacey - Tue Jul 22 21:19:41 2008

How do you feel about women breastfeeding in public places?
Q. I heard a story on the news last week about new legislation in Britain, allowing women to breastfeed in public places. I didn't think It was illegal anyway, as long as decency laws weren't broken. I would never have breastfed my babies in a public place. There are so many arguments for and against this subject. Personally I dont like to see it. I know its natural but then so is making love and you wouldnt want to do that in a public place. I think there should be more places for women to feed their babies (not in public loos though) in order to encourage them to give their baby the best start in life. Maybe clothing manufacturers should try to invent some kind of shroud to cover up while feeding. What do you think?
Asked by DJJD - Wed Jun 13 09:42:43 2007 - - 55 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Personally I think that breastfeeding in public is acceptable, and to be encouraged (as breastfeeding should be encouraged for health reasons, and we don't want women to be chained to their home for the first year of their baby's life). I'm only uncomfortable when people do it very openly - i.e. with their boobs on display. I always tried to be discreet, and bought special breastfeeding clothes to remain covered up and not embarress small boys! Mine came from but there are lots of other places selling them now I think. What do other people think?
Answered by joannetiddle - Wed Jun 13 13:13:49 2007