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Moos Wrote:

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> I must admit, it took me a over year of living

> near here to go in as I thought it was a comic

> book shop. But it is indeed a proper bookshop,

> and I think very good.


Are you insinuating that comic books are not proper books?

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Answer to number four: the market forces mean they're wanted. When people stop going, they'll close up.

Answer to number one: probably they're taking too much time clearing up after the little ones.

Answer to number two: don't care. Complain to management. No point asking us!

Answer to number three: We don't need more chains here. Cheners is fab.

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I have been beaten up by several forumites on this point, and can confirm through my broken teeth and split lip that the northern end is the bottom. Can also confirm that I'm very sorry and won't do it again.
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Moos Wrote:

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> I have been beaten up by several forumites on this

> point, and can confirm through my broken teeth and

> split lip that the northern end is the bottom.

> Can also confirm that I'm very sorry and won't do

> it again.


The northern end is the bottom?

How absurd and preposterous!

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PeckhamRose Wrote:

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> Answer to number three: We don't need more chains

> here. Cheners is fab.


Call me shallow but if I have to pay full price for a book I want to do it somewhere a lot less manky-looking.

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Brendan Wrote:

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> Bollicks, North is up everyone knows that.

>

> Except in the very olden days when East was up.



The East Dulwich Forum. The only place in the known universe where up is down and down is up.

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