Choices, choices, if you only have...
/coat!
From the Movie Posters Of Your Life challenge. See all 489 entries (closed)
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/coat!
From the Movie Posters Of Your Life challenge. See all 489 entries (closed)
( , Sun 11 Sep 2005, 19:03, archived)
arf!
When I was in Germany at a festival, I saw a t-shirt that said "yes, I've got plenty of change you homeless piece of shit" on it. Excellent.
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Sun 11 Sep 2005, 19:05,
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I always tell 'em my little joke before I give them my quid.
Knock knock
Who's there?
Biggish
Biggish who?
Yes, please, and there's a pound!
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Sun 11 Sep 2005, 19:08,
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Who's there?
Biggish
Biggish who?
Yes, please, and there's a pound!
The one's up here do.
The one's in London are generally more moody.
I've known a couple to burst into laughter though.
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Sun 11 Sep 2005, 19:13,
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I've known a couple to burst into laughter though.
Well they would be.
I had the keys to the place once.
Good white water rafting, but that's about it.
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Sun 11 Sep 2005, 19:34,
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Good white water rafting, but that's about it.
Yeps. Although I think it still only costs the vendors 50p, which is pleasing.
I love the Big Issue, it's such a great idea.
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Sun 11 Sep 2005, 19:12,
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I haven't bought it for a while.
Was always very interesting and informative though, as I recall.
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Sun 11 Sep 2005, 19:14,
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A great idea,
ruined by being shit.
If it was worth reading it'd be much better. As it is, they make an extra 50p out of me 'cos I have a look and then give it to another vendor.
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Sun 11 Sep 2005, 19:24,
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If it was worth reading it'd be much better. As it is, they make an extra 50p out of me 'cos I have a look and then give it to another vendor.
Yeh, but...
...you just give the money, surely?
A guy (let's call him "Mr White Lightning")
came up to us in Covent Garden last week
and said "can you spare a quid to help a
homeless alcoholic buy another drink?":
best line ever, and it worked.
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Sun 11 Sep 2005, 19:14,
archived)
A guy (let's call him "Mr White Lightning")
came up to us in Covent Garden last week
and said "can you spare a quid to help a
homeless alcoholic buy another drink?":
best line ever, and it worked.