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Ok, I'm about to sound like I've totally lost the plot, but this is genuine. I was walking back from the shop parade along east dulwich road heading in the direction of Peckham rye earlier today and someone's rubbish bin in the front garden area started singing 'O sole mio to me. I looked around casually looking for a person and as I approached said waste disposal unit heard the singing become louder. Has anyone else experienced an Italian tenors voice from any dustbins in the area today? Is it some arty farty modern art thing? Or do I need to be sectioned. Bizarre,


Louisa.

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KK I agree, although I'd rather find a handsome tenor singing by a rubbish bin to me than a rather ugly waste disposal unit. If it's modern art fine, not my cup of tea but I can live with it, if it's so bathing more sinister such as my mental state of mind then I'm rather concerned. I do love 'O sole mio though I must admit, it's better than something modern like M People or atomic kitten.


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