He’s regressed to non verbal.
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It's the feathers, man. the Feathers.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostHe’s regressed to non verbal.
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Have you gone mirror-meta in English Voodoo again?Originally posted by BR14 View PostIt's the feathers, man. the Feathers.

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looking for some scottish voodoo.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostHave you gone mirror-meta in English Voodoo again?
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You can buy some mystical charts in the Thistle Hotel Heathrow bar.Originally posted by BR14 View Postlooking for some scottish voodoo.
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Arran.Originally posted by AtW View PostWhere is TestMangler when you need him?
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According to wiki:
Wong Kei was once known for the rudeness of its staff, who would shout "Sit down with them!" or "Go upstairs!" to arriving patrons,[1] insult customers who asked for a knife and fork, and chase those who failed to leave a sufficient tip.[2] This aspect was seen as a positive and enjoyable feature rather than a criticism of the restaurant.[3] After a renovation, the restaurant reopened in 2001 with friendlier waiters,[4] and when it reopened under new management in March 2014, new owner Daniel Luc said: "Maybe there was an issue with rude staff 20 to 30 years ago, but I don't think so any more. I don't know whether that's a good thing or not."[2][5]Comment
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What a wonderful thread.
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Carry on chaps, nothing to see here.
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