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Dover Express: Former street sweeper angry over state of Dover's roads since he gave up the broom
On the bright side: Sandals WITHOUT socks
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Tuesday, February 21, 2012
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5 comments:
The open-toed sandals are an obvious back-lash against years of being forced by elfen safety to wear steelies.
Some bloke called Mr Johnson who suffers from multiple cerebral bleeds pops into the articler andomly at para 4:
Former security worker Mr Johnson, who suffers from multiple cerebral bleeds in his brain and can't work, said: "We pay our taxes to these people and they do not seem to be doing a good enough job.
Who he?
Anyway, great to see a mature Englishman wearing sandals without socks. Never mind Mr Robinson, when I left my old job it went downhill - it has never been the same since!
Yes, but your old job was brakeman on the Snowdonia Railway.
And don't forget the above-average poo-pointing, either; he's positively threatening it! Excellent work!
@TRT -nice one Centurion!
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