albion534
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Maybe if he didn't claim back all this coffee, only 17 staff would be fired
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Just bumped into Paul Barber
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Doc Lynam
I hate the Daily Mail
- Jun 19, 2011
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He ordered a cappuccino and you didn't read the signals he was desperately trying to send you?
1 Its a hot drink.
2 Its comes from the continent.
3 It gives everyone a satisfying pick me up.
4 Its a cultured drink.
How many more signals does the poor man need to send? Oscar Garcia Junyent welcome aboard.
1 Its a hot drink.
2 Its comes from the continent.
3 It gives everyone a satisfying pick me up.
4 Its a cultured drink.
How many more signals does the poor man need to send? Oscar Garcia Junyent welcome aboard.
SeagullSarge
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- Jul 8, 2012
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Doc Lynam
I hate the Daily Mail
- Jun 19, 2011
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Dunking is fine, its whether he chooses to look you in the eye and bit it in half, that's where the real message is to be found.
del strangefish
Booooo!
Just bumped into Paul Barber
In Specsavers ?
In Specsavers ?
Not Andy Naylor
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I believe the email has already been forwarded to The Sun ...
More embarrassment heaped upon our club. Was it Fairtrade coffee ? The clever money says no so expect critisism to come our way over our total lack of understanding concerning the production of coffee in the third world. No wonder Columbia are producing more and more cocaine - with all the misery that brings - to supplement the meagre income of the coffee bean farmers. I HOPE YOUR HAPPY BARBER ?
Not Andy Naylor
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Tony Bloom dunks his biscuits. What does that tell you?
SIMMO SAYS
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His teeth are rotten?
The Large One
Who's Next?
They call out names in coffee shops for when your drinks are ready, don't they?
If we was with his friends Roseanne, Phil, Lionel and Dylan, they'd have called "Barr, Babb, Bart, Barber, Moran..."
Sorry.
I reckon Barber walks around with one of those readers for the contactless credit cards in his pocket, 'accidentally' bumping into people, and debiting £2.50 from their cards each time, for the privilege.
TSB
Captain Hindsight
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I'm happy to say that it was Fairtade, so we're winning the PR battle.
Figuratively, I'm afraid. Amusing concept though.
If it's of any interest, he was "dressed down" (much like the management team have been recently) and was sporting a rather splendid green jumper/black trouser combo
bravohotelalpha
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Well I work a stone's throw from your location and after I read your initial post I saw a very interesting Bentley parked near the end of Wilbury Road so I spent my lunch hour sitting outside the coffee shop (other coffee shops are available) watching the world go by and the world did go by - but just not PB or TB
fork me
I have changed this
Get your coat.
HastingsSeagull
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Would have had him down as more of a Machiato (spelling) man myself
TSB
Captain Hindsight
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Well I work a stone's throw from your location and after I read your initial post I saw a very interesting Bentley parked near the end of Wilbury Road so I spent my lunch hour sitting outside the coffee shop (other coffee shops are available) watching the world go by and the world did go by - but just not PB or TB
It was in Starbucks (other American corporate machines are available), just off Palmeira Square if you are planning any future Barber watching. Would make sense if TB was in the country at present...could have been him.