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We're in a recession!!!!
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Ok, better get my Subway franchise application in then. There are a couple of shops free on my high street thanks to the recession. -
Right down hist street, he's got a PhD in history, plus I think is religious.Originally posted by sasguru View PostEl Gordo would have done well to read this summarised passage:Comment
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This might be a beter franchise.Originally posted by Charles Foster Kane View PostOk, better get my Subway franchise application in then. There are a couple of shops free on my high street thanks to the recession.
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Oh good. It means he does not have to listen to the electorate. he can listen to "god" instead.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostI think is religious.Comment
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Similar in my neck of the woods ! I noticed on Saturday that the 'Dogburger' man had shut up shop after faithfully looking after pisspots on Saturday night for 20 years.Originally posted by Charles Foster Kane View PostOk, better get my Subway franchise application in then. There are a couple of shops free on my high street thanks to the recession.Comment
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I actually know a MUCH better franchise I have researched which hasn't been milked in the UK yet. Just not telling as it's my Plan B.Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostComment
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That'll be tacos then.Originally posted by Charles Foster Kane View PostI actually know a MUCH better franchise I have researched which hasn't been milked in the UK yet. Just not telling as it's my Plan B."Experience hath shewn, that even under the best forms of government those entrusted with power have, in time, and by slow operations, perverted it into tyranny. "
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Male prostitution is illegal too you know!Originally posted by Charles Foster Kane View PostI actually know a MUCH better franchise I have researched which hasn't been milked in the UK yet. Just not telling as it's my Plan B.
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