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woodrot Wrote:

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> Theu would have a build a Waitrose over my dead

> body

>

> I am not bothered either way

>

> I would lay down my life to have a waitrose in ED

>

>

> There. All the arguments rolled into 3 E-Z

> answers.

>

> now can someone bin this tiresome thread


I agree. 29 pages is quite enough

deserted Wrote:

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> I think this thread has completely solved the

> issue.

>

> Clearly whether to have a Waitrose / M&S is very

> controversial and divisive for the community,

> causing lots of arguments and problems.

>

> It is, therefore, a bad idea.


But is it a bad idea and a cause of division because we don't have one? Perception v Reality? And would not having one make these divisions disappear?


*picks at scab*

1) I own a copy of No Logo and carry a EDSNUB bag. I will not tolerate Waitrose in ED


2) I consider myself to be a libertarian who despises the nanny state. I would welcome a Waitrose in ED


3) I am from Penge and have no idea what 1) & 2) are on about. I would welcome another Adventure bag in ED

deserted Wrote:

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> I think this thread has completely solved the

> issue.

>

> Clearly whether to have a Waitrose / M&S is very

> controversial and divisive for the community,

> causing lots of arguments and problems.

>

> It is, therefore, a bad idea.


completely wrong!


this thread brings the community together!

- it gives them a safe space to vent about something safely trivial

- it allows ED newbies to enjoy the warm fuzzy feeling of getting with the natives to bellyache about the total lack of local shopping opportunities

- it allows law-abiding citizens to chuck metaphorical bricks at local 'eyesores' such as Iceland and the CoOp

- it keeps our local councillor in the public eye as the onlie begetter of this thread


29 pages and counting - long may it run!

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