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KidKruger Wrote:

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> Tattoos on people in 'exotic' foreign/historic

> scripts.

>

> "Ooh, this one right down my back reads Peace And

> Love Forever, in Sanskrit".

> No mate, it reads Stupid Twat, and it's in Urdu.


The ubiquity of tats generally.

Robert Poste's Child Wrote:

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> Disgustingly arrogant, inconsiderate, bad-mannered

> woman in the library. God, there are some low-life

> people around here sometimes.



What did she do?

Not being able to buy a little bag of nice round malteasers in WHSmiths in Victoria station, but having to buy them in bar format instead. I like being able to roll them around in my mouth, melting the chocolate off, and then biting into the crunchy bit. A flat bottom just isn't the same. *sniff*

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