We've seen this shop before. But the Christmas for less signs don't look so silly now as they did in August.
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Oi Liz, whilst you're doing your shopping can you get me some beer, and perhaps a big bucket of chicken from the Trotsky lookalike guy.
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"Young man, you may follow the former colonies' road signs to celebrate my direct ancestor's birthday for less whilst avoiding the nasty C*mm*n*st quasi-chicken frier, the rat and the balloons, but don't forget to pay your taxes because my grace-and-favour hangers-on need housing." Signed, HM E.R., Deo Gratias Fidei Defensor, Reg. Brit. © 2009 BTW, nice shots.
revenant · 2009-11-02: 14:52
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But it still comes from Kentucky, right?
tedbarlow · 2009-11-02: 17:28
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Yup.....very funny post, Jon...!! Looks like Colonel Sanders has had a makeover....somehow thinner now. Must not be eating much of that fried chicken...or whatever it is.
lookagain · 2009-11-02: 18:28
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=)) You have such a wonderful sense of the absurd.
thebronzebow · 2009-11-02: 19:16
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Hehe. Very cool. Shot two is funny.
smbunation · 2009-11-02: 22:38
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made me smile thanks
slowpete · 2009-11-02: 22:49
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hahahahahahahahaha, nice to see that children all around the world, sometimes can be rats ... ;o)
Ryana · 2009-11-03: 00:46
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Fun set :-))) Love the last shot!
jet28 · 2009-11-03: 01:13
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LOL. Good post.
huiching · 2009-11-03: 02:11
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Brilliant!!! Another master class in the absurd and crazy world we live in....The Africa Craft Centre must be full of cars by now!!!!
LAZYWASP · 2009-11-03: 07:16
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I like your clever posts, you have a great sense of humor! I can't figure out what the traffic signs have to do with the craft store; and of course you can't ever pass such a great prop as the mousetrap- very entertaining!!
urmysunshine · 2009-11-03: 08:24
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Jon since when do you have SAGRES in London? Sagres is a portuguese beer!did you know? post 5# made me think.... Sagres is definitly Portuguese, is that a portuguese store(bar)? Nice shots! the mouse trap is LOL:D
onlyricky · 2009-11-03: 12:13
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funny, I like the 1st two.on the 2nd boy is your son, isn't he?
gonia · 2009-11-03: 13:05
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:D Funny set. :))
Kozuka · 2009-11-03: 13:41
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:-)) Great and fun set!!! Oh could you ask Liz, to bring me a few packets of pork scratchings, a few pints of Scrumpy, some pork pies, cheddar and bangers, oh whilst she's at it, she might as well bring a few pints of bitter too :-))
eternity65 · 2009-11-03: 14:44
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ok loved the post made me laugh, can you imagine if the queen read your blog and shopped there, and I thought KFC coz people wanted to be healthy and fried didnt cut it anymore, anyway great post,
chrisbuchan · 2009-11-03: 22:40
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Another of your fun sets to make us smile. Do you think Eternity65's shopping list is what Europeans now think of as traditional British food?!
busybee36 · 2009-11-05: 02:19
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Very funny Jon! I like no. 2. mostly... children can be like "rats" at times ;-)
firehorsecri · 2009-11-05: 05:12
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:)
Julias365 · 2009-11-05: 15:28
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Funny stuff, thanks for the comic relief! :-)
etodd80 · 2009-11-06: 13:52
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This is nice one :)
GHASSAN · 2009-11-07: 14:41
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