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i agree with josh, it’s the same with Lyle & Scott and Fred Perry they’re good quality. not just the name.
- I fucking hate brands such as GAP and Jack Wills who think it is cool to sell a hoodie which just has the company name on it. And Jack Wills do it FOR 80 FUCKING QUID.
- Also, the majority of the clothes aren’t particularly nice, and they are ridiculously overpriced.
- You are basically stating that you want to be indie but that you have no individuality and you are rich.
- Two normal condoms for £3.50? Aye, fuck off.
rory, you got to understand it’s probably not expensive just because it says wills. it’s actually like really good material and fabrics etc. the work put into producing a ‘jack wills’ product would be considerably longer than the time spent on a, lets say ‘new look’ product. it probably is overpriced, but there is a reason to the expense.
I agree totally apart from Lyle and Scott Jumpers, and Fred Perry because it has heratige and I love it. But Jack Wills is a pile of wank. x
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It’ll be so awkward if I’m like, always by myself…. haha :’)
yeah i’ll probably go, it will be so awkward though xD I might die.
When/Where’s this meetup?
2nd of January, 1pm, Liverpool Street station :)
Hmm. Tempted =D
It’ll be so awkward if I’m like, always by myself…. haha :’)
yeah i’ll probably go, it will be so awkward though xD I might die.
When/Where’s this meetup?
Handout CCTV still issued by Asda showing two youths pushing a trolley with a sheep in it, into an Asda storein Bexleyheath, south east London. Photo: PA
The youths were caught on CCTV at 3am as they pushed the sheep into the Asda store in Bexleyheath, south east London, and took photos.
RSPCA inspector Andrew Kirby, who is investigating the incident, said: “This stupid, irresponsible stunt would have terrified this poor sheep and caused it great stress by removing it from its flock.
“We have tracked down the sheep’s owner but we can’t return it to its flock for six days because of restrictions on the movement of livestock.”
He said the sheep appeared to be in good physical condition.
It is believed the sheep, stolen from a farm in the Gravesend area of Kent, was taken by car to the supermarket.
Asda is also appealing for witnesses to the stunt to contact the RSPCA on 0300 1234 999.
Store manager Joe Lock said: “We were shocked to discover that a poor sheep had been wheeled into our store.
“We hope the culprits hand themselves in.”
Supermarket staff nicknamed the sheep Rob.
It is against the law to cause an animal unnecessary suffering. The maximum sentence is six months in prison and/or a £5,000 fine.