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Napnod the (thoughtful) little green sleep monster BSC Econ (Hons)"eek eek eek" Posted Mar 20, 2003
Well if you do International Politics you probably couldn't find a better place academically, but it can be a bit on the dull side as it is very small, everyone knows everyone else and there isn't too much to do. But I love it 
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Mar 20, 2003
Any takers for...
...the taxi rank outside Shenfield railway station?
...the public library in Bo'ness, West Lothian?
...the duty-free shop, Faro airport, Portugal?
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egon Posted Mar 20, 2003
No.
Might I interest you in:
The bar in the basement of the Bonton Megastore record shop in Vaclavski namesti, Prague
the "silent night" chapel, nr Salzburg, Austria
underneath the Eifell Tower
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Napnod the (thoughtful) little green sleep monster BSC Econ (Hons)"eek eek eek" Posted Mar 20, 2003
How about the 'World's End' pub in Camden
the little arcade place on the pier near Boscombe
Beachy Head near Eastbourne
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Mar 20, 2003
Sorry.
How about the DVD section of MVC in Perth (Scotland, not Australia)?
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Mar 20, 2003
I've been in a pub in Camden, but can't remember which one. Do I get half a point?
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Napnod the (thoughtful) little green sleep monster BSC Econ (Hons)"eek eek eek" Posted Mar 20, 2003
None of the above (except for mine obviously 
) although I may have walked under the Eiffel Tower I really can't remember.
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Napnod the (thoughtful) little green sleep monster BSC Econ (Hons)"eek eek eek" Posted Mar 20, 2003
The home changing rooms at Vicarage Road, Watford
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Mar 20, 2003
Hmmmm.
The bus stop across the road and just along a bit from the Royal Albert Hall?
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Felix the fractal cat Posted Mar 20, 2003
the pevril of the peak in Manchester
the pub at the bottom of the Great Gable which has a part of the bar with lino on the floor where hikers/walkers are herded to swap stories of blisters and rain.
the bus stopjust down the road from Biggin Hill airfield main gate.
ashton-in-makerfield, generally
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Felix the fractal cat Posted Mar 20, 2003
the cheap hot dog counter at IKEA Warrington
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egon Posted Mar 20, 2003
not the hot dof counter, but I live in Warrington, although I've only ever been to ikea once.
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Mar 20, 2003
The bar of the Red Lion hotel, Basingstoke?
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Felix the fractal cat Posted Mar 20, 2003
they also sell an ice cream very similar to "Mr. Whippy",
which was nice.
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egon Posted Mar 20, 2003
I've never really seen the appeal of Ikea, but now it turns out the appeal is in fact the food rather than the furniture, that explains it...
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Napnod the (thoughtful) little green sleep monster BSC Econ (Hons)"eek eek eek" Posted Mar 20, 2003
The Cross Keys In Newbury (horrible pub, only mention it so if you haven't been there you know to avoid it
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egon Posted Mar 20, 2003
haven't been there, will make a note not to.
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Napnod the (thoughtful) little green sleep monster BSC Econ (Hons)"eek eek eek" Posted Mar 20, 2003
The ball pit at the Ikea in Paris (that was the attraction of Ikea for me when I was younger, that and my dad driving me round fast round the aisles on the really big trolleys )
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Mar 20, 2003
Do I get half a point for the hot dog counter at Ikea in Gateshead?
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- 101: Napnod the (thoughtful) little green sleep monster BSC Econ (Hons)"eek eek eek" (Mar 20, 2003)
- 102: Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) (Mar 20, 2003)
- 103: egon (Mar 20, 2003)
- 104: Napnod the (thoughtful) little green sleep monster BSC Econ (Hons)"eek eek eek" (Mar 20, 2003)
- 105: Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) (Mar 20, 2003)
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