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Still no fun activities spotted so far?
😆 Which dufas at eBay signed this crap off? someone must have.
one of the fun activities must be
decorate the crowd control barrier with card
🙂
Perhaps they are trying to send a strong message to Amazon
https://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/martinorders/ingenuity.jpg
It is pretty good fun poking fun at the silly xmas tree decorations, hoepfully someone will get a snap of one that has been abused by a drunk banker 😆
I think Charing Cross is the winner so far unless (said in best Esther Rantzen voice) YOU know better….
All pretty underwhelming (including the one at King’s Cross I saw but didn’t photograph) but Charing Cross is the worst of a bad bunch so far.
But cheer up, we’re having fun … aren’t we?
I want to see which ebay fairy gets the pointy end of the Christmas tree stuck up their bum
There is something about this story that just sounds to familar, who could be behind this 😆
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/4/20081202/tuk-british-lapland-s-tacky-christmas-dba1618.html
Whirly,
I like how the proprietor describes the whingers as “a few groups of professional troublemakers”. That sound familiar too. 😉
Oh, we’re so pleased you’ve been enjoying our ‘fun’ events in London’s railway Termini. Why not meet the team behind this certainly ‘very fun indeed’ campaign?
See the video here: https://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=5e49eNVlreg&feature=related
And no Derek, it’s not Giro Day.
Tom Fun