12Feb10
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Oi, are you stalking me? Over the last few weeks I've been reading Quiller and you have been posting Quiller covers, this weekend I read two Muffin books and you decide to post a Muffin cover.
Sherlock Holmes pub doesn't have much apart from a bust in the corner and some generic Holmes theme stuff. Don't think it's open during the weekend as it caters to the cbd crowd, so the irish times and the mitre would have been better alternatives across the road rather than losing your money at crown.
Is James Mayo at the top of your pile of books to read?
no, but i suspect you knew that.