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[MrMarkyMark]

Pretty sure I've mentioned it some time. I've definitely mentioned the one up the road by the bookshop, though that finally closed down a year or so ago and is now an accident lawyer's place (so still shafting people one way or the other). And I think I've mentioned the one further down towards the Chinese next door to the former Menphys charity shop, and possibly the one after that, near the post office

You Sir, are extremely knowledgeable about your local area.

A real credit to the community

[NickFitz]

Bloody hell, it sounds like Soho. I'm surprised that Iceland want to be seen in such an enclave

They're quite discreet, so everybody turns a blind eye. The one over the road from Iceland is on the first floor above several premises, including Engelbert Humperdinck's favourite Chinese restaurant. The other two are at street level but fairly unobtrusive, with boarded shop fronts. Most people are probably so distracted by the cheap bin liners in the window of Wilko's over the road that they don't even notice them

[BrilloPad]

Sounds a bit like our area - one of the back streets has a "massage parlour" but if you walk along the main road you can see red lights on in several of the upstairs windows.

Our local one is hidden down a very side alley. I have to get very detailed directions to find it....

[MrMarkyMark]

Our local one is hidden down a very side alley. I have to get very detailed directions to find it....

Aye, aye, Matey

I'm guessing "Ye olde reste rooms"

[BrilloPad]

Aye, aye, Matey

I'm guessing "Ye olde restrooms"

NLyUK is at number 22.

[zeitghost]

The Thai massage parlour in Neath didn't last 6 months.

They must have been doing sommat wrong or we're too poor.

In fact we're so poor that the British Heart Foundation charity shoppe or emporium (4 dvds for £1 at Xmas) has closed down.

Though it may just be the competition from all the other charity shoppes about the place.

[MrMarkyMark]

NLyUK is at number 22.

Not number 16, "Scavenger Beach"

[BrilloPad]

Not number 16, "Scavenger Beach"

At first I thought number 9 "dead man's island". Then I realized NLyUK is a woman.....

[MrMarkyMark]

At first I thought number 9 "dead man's island". Then I realized NLyUK is a woman.....

I initially thought that too and decided, on reflection, it was actually extremely appropriate to a male customer.

However, in the interests of commerce and especially taking Brexit into account, I decided it may not be in the interest of future business growth.

[NickFitz]

Not number 16, "Scavenger Beach"

More like 15, Remains of "The Walrus"