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OwlHoot replied

12 October 2005, 19:42
Originally posted by Hart-floot

Is this the end for the Chavtastic noughties?!?

Burberry sales growth slumps

According to today's Torygraph, Burberry are suing some guy for doing a roaring trade in Burberry outfits for ferrets. The Burberry spokesman even hinted that Burberry may start doing the same themselves!
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DimPrawn replied

12 October 2005, 16:31
My pants are real Burberry, as are the seat covers on my pimped Nova. Chavtastic.
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Bagpuss replied

12 October 2005, 15:02
Don't chavs buy fake Burberry? The drop in sales is the rich realising they are dressing pseudo chavy
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Hart-floot started a topic Chavtastic News

12 October 2005, 14:28
Chavtastic News

Is this the end for the Chavtastic noughties?!?

Burberry sales growth slumps

Mark Tran
Wednesday October 12, 2005

The luxury clothing firm Burberry today reported a marked slowdown in sales growth, sending its shares tumbling.
The company - which yesterday named a new executive to succeed Rose Marie Bravo - said it faced "some of the toughest trading for 20 years", exacerbated by its concentration on London.

Other retailers have said business in the capital has been affected by the July 7 suicide bombings and further attempted attacks on the transport system a fortnight later.

Article http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/s...590476,00.html
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