Selfridges, All Saints, Deisel, Teddy b's, and John Lewis. No queues in any of these shops and plenty of assistants to boot. Even had an escalator girl on every floor in Lewis's to guide you to the correct zone. It was like shopping Carlsberg style.
Black Friday ( to when ever )
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Went to London for black friday............................I wasn't disappointed.
4 hours spent here http://www.museumoflondon.org.uk/london-wall/
Thought £32 for the two of us to see the London crime exhibition was robbery.
Spent more than a few quid (and supposedly saved a few) in Regents and oxford Street(s) Which were surprisingly quiet.
Nice restaurant for dinner and a night in a carp hotel
4 hours spent here http://www.museumoflondon.org.uk/london-wall/
Thought £32 for the two of us to see the London crime exhibition was robbery.
Spent more than a few quid (and supposedly saved a few) in Regents and oxford Street(s) Which were surprisingly quiet.
Nice restaurant for dinner and a night in a carp hotel
Selfridges, All Saints, Deisel, Teddy b's, and John Lewis. No queues in any of these shops and plenty of assistants to boot. Even had an escalator girl on every floor in Lewis's to guide you to the correct zone. It was like shopping Carlsberg style.
You name dropper, you.
Good shops though.
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I learnt all about Black Friday at school, seem to remember it's on April the 15th, are we getting all this hype until then?
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I decided I would buy three for two on Dulux trade paint in Homebase. ( a saving of £49). The problem was I couldn't find any branch with more than two tins.
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I do hope you bought prezzies for all the asylum seekers on your front lawn.
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