Strange early morning visitor

By mumra
May 25, 2007 in The Lounge

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Posted November 12, 2007

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Posted November 12, 2007

Looks like Shena's been on the move again - we're at the junction of Melford Rd/Underhill Road and have literally just had a knock on the door. Again needed money for the meter, asked for ?4, and said that her husband Jerry would be round to pay back the money within the hour. This time she lived at number 73.

When my partner said that he was sorry, he was pretty sure he'd spent all of his cash at lunch she asked him to go and check! He refused, apologised for not being able to help, and sent her on her way.

Beware, looks like this lady's settling in for the long haul!

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