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  • Why the Germans love English markets
  • kayak23
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    😀

    [video]http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=f6m9tvs3PhU&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Df6m9tvs3PhU[/video]

    philbert31
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    😀

    rickt
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    Lol

    zippykona
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    Sad but true.
    I used to get all my bananas from the “Fifpence lady”.
    Which in English means an armful of nanas for 50p.
    She would stand there all day every day shouting Fifpence.
    Then she obviously went off to a business seminar as the nanas were now being held in a carrier bag (that split one second after you bought the contents) and her new marketing strategy was “Pandalot”
    Pound the lot.I was dared to ask her how much the nanas were. “PAND”
    She may still be done Surrey Street Market but god knows what inflation will have done to her market call.

    schnullelieber
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    Everything in Surrey st market comes in plastic bowls now. Pandabol.

    khani
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    😀

    Drac
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    Fake there’s no high viz jacket stall or one with fluffy jackets with a wolf howling to the moon print.

    CountZero
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    Fake there’s no high viz jacket stall or one with fluffy jackets with a wolf howling to the moon print.

    We have one in our high street market that does both… 😕

    jekkyl
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    lol@ the vid
    lol@ zippy…… you had me saying pand

    athgray
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    That was funny. What about the mobile phone cases?

    deadlydarcy
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    Very well observed. 😀

    fatyowls
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    Germans are strange i should know i almost married one! 😀

    Weasel
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    No stall selling Calvin Klein socks or Ralph Lauren polo shirts?

    jimmy
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    How much is shampoo off Surrey St market?

    hora
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    Just dont try buy alcohol in Brick lane…………

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