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Surrey Street Market if ever you're in Croydon

Did it not fit Mat ?

surrey street market is a fruit and veg market !

but there are shops that sell T-Shirts there
(there is a Pub also a Supermarket & Record Shop & even a Cinema)

If he's that desperate for one, fly to England, hire a car, park it in New Addington
get the tram to Reeves Corner & go buy one

This is by far the weirdest thread revival I've ever seen

yes but they are as known as shops in surrey street not surrey street market !
supermarket is iceland......so that doesnt count
and since when could you buy t-shirts in a cinema

ahhh......fond memories of beano's before it relocated

i think car hire firms exclude parking in new addo, in fact just driving through you will tend to loose certain parts

to be honest i think you can buy t-shirts almost everywhere, even in america, so i heard !!!

Where in the world has Matt McNally gone?

he drove into new addington.........never been seen since !!

Do they not have telecommunications or computers in this new mysterious place?

Mum goes there




or Iceland Supermarket, or a Pub ?
I was mearly pointing out the diversity that exists in Surrey Street,
not that T-Shirts were available at every shop/market stall



I was thinking more like Big Apple Records (opp where Beanos used to be about 12 years ago)
see video here yet I sadly discover that it has now closed

Yes, very odd revival.

We had a corperate "team building" (getting drunk for free in a field) day last week. Got loads of T-Sirts from Primark for it. Couple quid each, and, by buying them you know are helping to support the 8 year old girl worked a 16 hour shift to make it, for 3p and hour.

there is a primark in croydon, just around the corner from surrey street
i try my best to avoid it though, not because of child labour but because its full of chavvy people looking for t-shirts

or even chavy Americans ?