Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
- 23,641
Car park at the Carden Avenue store in Brighton full, the adjacent Matalan car park and all the surrounding grass verges rammed with cars at six this morning. Shiver me frickin timbers!
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Next Sale Fucktards
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CAPTAIN GREALISH
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- Jan 6, 2010
- 2,622
Why why and why ?
ILIKECANDLES
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- Sep 1, 2010
- 1,854
Especially when next is so shit. I hate boxing day dales but I hate the tv mongs who report the same shit year after year about them.
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Lokki 7
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Walking to work at 6:30 this morning the city was deserted, except for Next at St Pauls which had a f***ing queue outside. If you need cheap shit clothes that badly there are plenty of other naff high street stores selling them all year round. Fucktards. Very apt.
BRIGHT ON Q
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- Jul 5, 2003
- 9,202
Shopping seems to be all some people have to cling too.
I dont understand it, especially when its NEXT you're queueing for, seeing as i cant stand most the stuff in there. Having said that my Mum went up last year at about 10 ish, and couldn't believe how bad it was in there, with it all being stock from years ago which hadn't sold.
As sad as I think it is, many probably think the same about me, getting up at 4.30am on a Saturday to go to Carlisle to watch third tier football.
As sad as I think it is, many probably think the same about me, getting up at 4.30am on a Saturday to go to Carlisle to watch third tier football.
TWOCHOICEStom
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every time i've been in the mens section of next it's been full of crap clothes and absolutely empty. Why that all seems to apparently change at 5AM on Boxing Day is more than beyond me...
The Ringleader Returns!
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I have a next opening up 30 seconds from my house. 
Tricky Dicky
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There is a Next flagship store opening at Holmbush in the NY - where Homebase used to be. Don't suppose they'll get any of my business.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
- 21,655
Next make horrible looking clothing.
Lush
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PLUS if you buy anything from Next with a pattern on it, every time you wear it you see someone else wearing the same thing.
PLUS if you buy anything from Next with a pattern on it, every time you wear it you see someone else wearing the same thing.
That'd be the mirrors in the changing room
Arthur
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Going to Arsenal Chelsea this evening and thought as I had a couple of hours to kill I'd walk from St Pauls to Victoria. As Lokki said city was fine, Covent Garden was busy but not unbearable, Leicester Square f***ing nuts, Piccadilly Circus a nightmare, the quick look I had up Regent Street showed it was a nightmare! I can only begin to imagine how bad Oxford Street was!!
Can't believe people put themselves through that shit! Surely it's worth a few extra quid for not raising your blood pressure?!?
Can't believe people put themselves through that shit! Surely it's worth a few extra quid for not raising your blood pressure?!?
Tricky Dicky
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Indeed, people spending money they don't have on crap they don't need - just because it's "on sale". If there is something you were going to buy anyway, and it's a good price, then fair enough, but other than that I don't understand it.
Arthur
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Especially when you can get it online for the prices the shops are selling it at in the sales! Madness!
Brighton TID
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The eBay sub-culture is the spurge of our once great society
CAPTAIN GREALISH
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- Jan 6, 2010
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well said that man
redneb
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I was at this store at 07.45 this morning. Picked up about 6 items and tried to pay for them. EVERYONE queueing up had a bag full of about 100 things and it became obvious ill be waiting for at least an hour and a half just to buy my few items. Put my items back where they were as it really wasnt worth it.
People that buy that much stuff are pathetic pykie chavs no less.
brighton bluenose
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Does anyone actually know what bullshit like this ACTUALLY MEANS - or is it just the pretentious shite that it appears to be?
Help??!!
HastingsSeagull
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People buy 100 things that usually sell at £20, for £10 each, then sell on ebay for £15 each plus postage spread throughout year. Make £500 profit. Scale that up to coats and prom dresses or items in sale at better than 50% off and you can earn a tidy amount of money. Would I imagine take alot of time and effort, and be more sense to get a regular stable job but that's the kind of thing I think the poster is suggesting.