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Monsieur with this beret-clad, walking stereotype, you are really spoiling us.

I refer to the presumably French onion seller outside the butcher's shop, complete with 'Allo 'Allo style bike and onions on strings. He was also on the other side of the road on a corner a bit earlier. Is he new? Nero

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snorky Wrote:

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> Er...you do realise where he buys his stock from

> dont you ?

>

> I dont want to pay a premium to be sold onions by

> a man in a stripey jumper.

>

> good for him though, hes making a living out of

> it.


xxxxxxx


Where does he buy his stock from ???


And how do you know ???


:-S

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