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I take a 63 or 64cm hat - which are pretty hard to find 
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25 Jun 2015, 5:17 pm
Falloy wrote:
I take a 63 or 64cm hat - which are pretty hard to find
if you live near a wallyworld they sell hats that would fit well, my Winston hat I bought from them can easily take another 10cm of head circumference and still not be tight. it's a stretchy thing.
26 Jun 2015, 12:50 am
auntblabby wrote:
Falloy wrote:
I take a 63 or 64cm hat - which are pretty hard to find
if you live near a wallyworld they sell hats that would fit well, my Winston hat I bought from them can easily take another 10cm of head circumference and still not be tight. it's a stretchy thing.
Is wallyworld WalMart? I'm in England and we don't have them over here. Thanks for thinking of me though Auntblabby.
26 Jun 2015, 1:13 am
Falloy wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
Falloy wrote:
I take a 63 or 64cm hat - which are pretty hard to find
if you live near a wallyworld they sell hats that would fit well, my Winston hat I bought from them can easily take another 10cm of head circumference and still not be tight. it's a stretchy thing.
Is wallyworld WalMart? I'm in England and we don't have them over here. Thanks for thinking of me though Auntblabby.
We do have Walmart though - it's called ASDA
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26 Jun 2015, 1:49 am
Falloy wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
Falloy wrote:
I take a 63 or 64cm hat - which are pretty hard to find
if you live near a wallyworld they sell hats that would fit well, my Winston hat I bought from them can easily take another 10cm of head circumference and still not be tight. it's a stretchy thing.
Is wallyworld WalMart? I'm in England and we don't have them over here. Thanks for thinking of me though Auntblabby.
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chances are you have a walmart but it's called other things, there are scores of different walmarts [under different names] around the world, they are all owned by walmart and they do this for tax avoidance purposes.
26 Jun 2015, 1:56 am
auntblabby wrote:
Falloy wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
Falloy wrote:
I take a 63 or 64cm hat - which are pretty hard to find
if you live near a wallyworld they sell hats that would fit well, my Winston hat I bought from them can easily take another 10cm of head circumference and still not be tight. it's a stretchy thing.
Is wallyworld WalMart? I'm in England and we don't have them over here. Thanks for thinking of me though Auntblabby.
prego
chances are you have a walmart but it's called other things, there are scores of different walmarts [under different names] around the world, they are all owned by walmart and they do this for tax avoidance purposes.They avoid tax?
Yeah it's ASDA here.
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26 Jun 2015, 2:17 am
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They avoid tax? Yeah it's ASDA here.
Yeah it's ASDA here.I read that using this technique they shelter about 3 billion of income a year from the IRS.
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