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Sue Wrote:

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> Surely he's not supposed to have a table

> permanently on the pavement? Why can't he just

> bring it along on Saturdays?



He probably decided that - having tried to sell "TV Tables" at ?11.99 all day and heard more "Twelve quid for a bit of plywood!? You're havin' a laugh!" than "Oh look darling, just what we need." - he'd leave it there in the hope that it would arouse comment or interest.



Or he's just lazy/stupid.

  • 3 weeks later...

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