What’s the most SURPRISING thing you have seen in the street?

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I unexpectedly came across this REVOLUTIONARY service in CHEDDAR

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I ran into a girl from my high school in Italy once, so that was a big surprise
 
I unexpectedly came across this REVOLUTIONARY service in CHEDDAR

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Where exactly is one supposed to sit whilst one’s wash is in? Also I can’t see any sign of the usual self-absorbed Mother Doom And Gloom who normally presides over these matters whilst sharing yet another tale with a TERRIBLY TRAGIC FINALE
 
You went to high school in Italy?
oh no, I worded that weirdly. I went to high school in America, I was just on vacation in Italy a few years later and saw her. She was lost and came up to my group because she could hear us speaking English, and we recognized each other
 
oh no, I worded that weirdly. I went to high school in America, I was just on vacation in Italy a few years later and saw her. She was lost and came up to my group because she could hear us speaking English, and we recognized each other
Oh, so it was only her who went to high school in Italy.
 
I do think the outside launderette is good for the unhoused, so they can use it without getting kicked out of somewhere or having to leave the rest of their things
 
I do think the outside launderette is good for the unhoused, so they can use it without getting kicked out of somewhere or having to leave the rest of their things
Yes it does make the experience much more inclusive :disco:
 
I do think the outside launderette is good for the unhoused, so they can use it without getting kicked out of somewhere or having to leave the rest of their things
Wait @Alias #23, how is this funny? I really do think it’s a good thing
 
I do think the outside launderette is good for the unhoused, so they can use it without getting kicked out of somewhere or having to leave the rest of their things
There are no UNHOUSED in Cheddar. It’s not that kind of place.
 
Well I’ve never been to cheddar (and I’ve never been to me!) but I stand by that its a good idea for places with more poverty
 
I can imagine if it was in NOTTINGHAM then some silly 19 year old girl would climb into the dryer and be killed by her BOYFRIEND in a prank that went wrong after one too many BACARDI BREEZERS
 
Well I’ve never been to cheddar (and I’ve never been to me!) but I stand by that its a good idea for places with more poverty
Quite. Although launderettes in the UK don’t exactly have a strict DOOR POLICY
 
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I can imagine if it was in NOTTINGHAM then some silly 19 year old girl would climb into the dryer and be killed by her BOYFRIEND in a prank that went wrong after one too many BACARDI BREEZERS
Yes, best not to have one THERE. Maybe one in Abbey Wood now it’s upmarket and Crossrailed :disco:
 
Oooh, I remember I once saw a BIG DOG wearing a FLORAL BONNET travelling in the side car with a motorbike. It looked ever so happy.
 
A man walking two ferrets down the street on a lead.
I’ve occasionally seen people walking cats on leads, most memorably near Liverpool Street where I also once saw Gilbert and George staggering around but everyone’s seen THEM
 
Rotund women in flesh coloured leggings in this fabulous weather. A SIGHT FOR SORE EYES
 
Yesterday at Cheshire Oaks (outlet shopping mall-type thing near Ellesmere Port) there were armed police patrolling in pairs with their Heckler and Kochs on display for all to see!
 

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