The Pound shops are some of Crawleys finer establishments, thay actually have 50 p shops there.
I used to pop in once a year to hand in the accounts until they demolished the infernal revenue office...
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So DA was mistaken for a shop-worker based on appearance. And then calls the person who approached him a chav based on the same thing?
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He probably thought you were another chav on his way back from his latest court appearance.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostI am wearing my £700 suit with my best shirt and tie (and before you lot kick off, yes I was also wearing my best shoes with the brightest buckles
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Whatever you do don't buy the 30 for £1 razor blades. They are utterly tulip. I binned mine shortly after trying a couple from the bag. They just hop along the skin without reducing the height of any hairs.
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I surprised you resorted to the £1 shop.
Sainsburys and Asda had lots of cheap easter eggs in.
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One of the reasons the legal types continue with wigs and what-not is so they can discern who the defendant is.
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Just goes to show you can't polish a turd.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostThere I am scanning the chocolate shelf at the pound shop in crawley looking for an easter egg for Mrs Dodgy. Just had a meeting with a client and I am wearing my £700 suit with my best shirt and tie (and before you lot kick off, yes I was also wearing my best shoes with the brightest buckles
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Some fat chav wanders up and asks me where the salt & vinegar crisps are
Do I look like a f******g shop assistant??? What has happened to the class ystem?
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Problem is, having a reasonably expensive suit is no guarantee of anything. You could, for example, put a Chimpanzee in a decent suit and get much the same effect.................well, as you know.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostJust had a meeting with a client and I am wearing my £700 suit with my best shirt and tie (and before you lot kick off, yes I was also wearing my best shoes with the brightest buckles
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