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So I'm fundamentally quite lazy, need to buy a present for a friend's birthday and can't face going into town. Any genius ideas for a brilliant present I can buy locally for a 35 year old boy in a guitar band? he likes food, booze and the clash, although not necessarly in that order...


all help massively, enormously and gratefully received

I think it's moved to Northcross Road now - they have a table outside with maraccas and be-staved tea towels


thanks for the ideas. am lazy and went for booze (cachaca from Nicolas in case you care) - but these help enormously for the next birthday / Christmas

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