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  • dotnetter
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    What kinda person takes a picture of London Bridge and puts 'this is my living room/bedroom/kitchen/toilet, I love it because it matches my sleeping bag'

    And where did they get a digital camera?

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  • King Cnvt
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    It's a great resource for burglars to see who has stuff worth nicking.

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  • NickFitz
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    Bump!

    These "Not for Sale" signs are today attached to all the lampposts, road signs, trees et. al. around Seven Dials, and possibly other areas of Covent Garden.

    Either Camden council is concerned that people are trying to buy its street furniture, or it's the start of one of those annoying "viral" advertising campaigns.

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  • Jog On
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    Originally posted by RightLaugh View Post
    what's the point of this website

    http://www.notgoinganywhere.co.uk/
    To get you on Ikea's mailing list so they can sell you stuff

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  • Old Greg
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    Originally posted by RightLaugh View Post
    what's the point of this website

    http://www.notgoinganywhere.co.uk/
    That's fantastic.

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  • DBA_bloke
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    A communist plot of some kind, I expect.

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  • RightLaugh
    started a topic Not For Sale

    Not For Sale

    what's the point of this website

    http://www.notgoinganywhere.co.uk/
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