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Nothing to do with stickers but still on the subject of paranoia. Some bloke knocked on my door the other day asking if I wanted to buy some fish. Yeah fish. A door to door fish salesman? Anyway, a) I tend to buy fish from a monger of fish or a supermarket. b) I was on my way out to work and didn't want to enter into a conersation about fish. As I happened to be on my way out of the door I virtually followed him up the road I noticed the chap was on foot and I could see no van that belonged to him. I wondered if he kept this fish in a car or whether he would pull some haddock or other piscian delight from out of his trousers.


Another ner-do-well sizing up my gaff or a genuine although not very well prepared fish salesman?

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