99p shop.

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I was in my local 99p shop today and came across a pink top for a child maybe 3 or 4 years old nothing special i here you ask BUT on the front of said Tee shirt it said " I like it doggy style",the Tee shirt was wrapped around a card board cut out of a dog were the child's head would be is a dogs head in it's place ,do you think this is acceptable ?
 
Are you sure it wasn't a t-shirt for a dog?

Anyway, to answer your question, no it's not acceptable to admit you were in a 99p shop.

:p
 
Was it next to this?

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.one. said:
I was in my local 99p shop today and came across a pink top for a child maybe 3 or 4 years old nothing special i here you ask BUT on the front of said Tee shirt it said " I like it doggy style",the Tee shirt was wrapped around a card board cut out of a dog were the child's head would be is a dogs head in it's place ,do you think this is acceptable ?
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...'leads' quite logically to this:

Jambo said:
Are you sure it wasn't a t-shirt for a dog?
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But don't just roll over and accept it by growling on the internet. Go back and check. Did it actually say 'Age 3-4' or are you actually just jumping to strange conclusions? If it's a doggy top, crawl back here with your tail between your legs and admit your mistake. If not, I'd suggest you bark a complaint at the shop manager and dish out some woof justice tbh. They may even beg for forgiveness if you put a big enough flea in their ear.

BTW what on earth is a 99p shop? A slightly more ***** version of a pound shop? :p
 
kwerk said:
Enjoy your melamine...
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I'm a student. Healthy eating is so far down on my list of priorities that they've had to re-evaluate the meaning of infinity.

I have more important things to spend money on, like alcohol, games, pc stuff, alcohol, nights out, alcohol, macdonalds, and just in case I forgot to mention it, alcohol. :D
 
Seriously, it's for a dog. Google images "dog t shirt".

Random anecdote of the day:

My town has a "£1 plus" shop.
Basically it means that all the items in said shop cost either £1.. or more.
Flawless logic, but needless to say I have scorned it so far.

There was another one before it but unsurprisingly it closed after a year.
 
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