Holiday chalet anger
Coventry Telegraph: Family end holiday after two hours in row over filthy Pontins chalet
A study in arm-folding. Well done
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Monday, November 14, 2011
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3 comments:
That's not arm folding, more a desire to keep your hands in check to prevent accidental touching of Pontin's griminess.
In other news, the old Pontin's camp at Lytham St. Annes would make a marvellous immigration detainee camp. Needs a lick of paint, a few doors, some glass etc. but I reckon if you filled it with east European builders, it'd be rebuilt in next to no time. Then you could send 'em back home and sell them on as luxury apartments.
I've got something that mum can fold her arms around.
Considering the number of kids, I'll wager she's had plenty of practice.
Indeed, judging by the numerous sprogeny it's not her arms she should be keeping crossed.
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