Random questions to which you seek an answer
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I feel a field trip coming on
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One day you will come here for a night out too. Iron Heart hits Mansfield, possibly the only place with less class than Gosport in the entire UK.
Meat and chips? Pie and chips?
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@Seul Is this your pet?
Pig in Australia Steals 18 Beers from Campers, Gets Drunk, Fights Cow
I was hoping that wasn't real. We are a country of piss heads, it's true
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Paypal question.
I recently upgraded my paypal account to business account with a separate email address, but still the same account. Is there any way that I can still access my old account as I only have 1 log in?
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I have had good luck with getting in contact with paypal on the phone for any questions.
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I have had the opposite….hence the question here
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I suppose that's what happens when you stick all your convicts on their own continent
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Question: WTF is Harris Tweed thinking here?
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Primark sold Harris Tweed in the UK, that's our equivalent of Target.
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They clearly don't understand brand equity, which is tragic for them. Could have major consequences for the entire association down the road.
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And next to the panties no less
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They look like the jackets that were produced under the misguided stewardship of a Yorkshire businessman who tried to revive the industry back in the mid Noughties by buying one of the mills and then deciding to only produce a handful of patterns (as opposed to the several thousand that exist), which he then turned into very humdrum jackets. The BBC produced a pretty good documentary which also showed the more positive Saville Row influence in the shape of Patrick Grant and others who were seeking to keep the provenance and variety of Harris Tweed intact…..and which has been relatively successful, obviously with the exception of those jackets.
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@4c:
This may seem like an unusual question, but…
Are there any Japanese brands that make really nice traditional work wear in US sewing shops (made in USA by/for a Japanese company)?
Pretty sure Post Overalls are a Japanese brand made here.
