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An interesting question of priorities

I find it a bit odd that four people saw fit to highlight a tweet that I ate a ham and coleslaw baguette from Greggs in Birmingham. Whereas Only two people retweeted the fact that a journalist had been banned from the UK to prevent her from writing about things.

C'est la vie.

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Jerry said…
Its all about Priorities, they were just making sure it wasn't a pasty, as for twitter cannot use the thing, too much to say in such a short use of characters, I like to go on and on and on. anyways hope the sarnie was worth the tweet!!
12:34 am
Anonymous said…
Greggs is a campaigning British high street institution. A bit like Wetherspoons but without the alcohol and with a better success rate.
8:33 pm
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