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Salty seadog

Space Cadet...(3rd Class...)
A bit like me then...

I am British; I was born a Cockney, raised a Gooner and am now a fenland gal. But... I am half Belgian, a quarter German and a quarter Polish by ancestry. If that's not mixed up, then I don't know what is. :laugh:

I'm a mix of Russian, Polish, Mongolian, Yorkshire and Kent in the three generations before me.
 

Salty seadog

Space Cadet...(3rd Class...)
I had a lovely aberdeen angus burger for lunch. I am still not very hungry.

Normally £1.30 each off the counter, they were marked down to 65p. Much nicer than any offering from any of the burger houses, I had mine in a wholemeal roll with fried onions, mustard and ketchup. :hungry:

Worth every penny and then some.

Oh, you accidently put ketchup in it. Probably too late to do anything about it once you realised. We all know ketchup's for kids. :ph34r:
 

Maverick Goose

A jumped up pantry boy, who never knew his place
I just looked that up.

Ouch man, I feel your pain... :hugs:

I *did* buy these two back in the day (much saving up of pennies back then):

http://www.hortonsbooks.co.uk/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=1728
http://www.hortonsbooks.co.uk/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=844

Edited to say: I bought these when Foyles were in their old shop on Charing Cross Road, with the higgledy-piggledy layout and piles of OOP books they probably didn't even know they had. Their new shop is just a sterile generic bookshop with all the fun of browsing taken away...
I remember the old Foyles well...it was still like that in the late 80s!:reading:
 
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I'm fond of ketchup, I don't like brown sauce though.
Pervert
Now you've done it.
:boxing:
 
I remember the old Foyles well...it was still like that in the late 80s!:reading:

It was still like that in the late 90s. I loved going for a rummage and browse. It wasn't just that I bought most of my Uni text books there... :whistle:

In the early 2000s they stopped selling secondhand and OOP books and I pretty well much stopped going there - by then, Chaters was my bookshop of preference.
 
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