Info from British ex pats in Dubai
Apr 10th 2009 | 7:52 am
#17
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Re: Info from British ex pats in Dubai
He could name it CHAV HEAVEN...
Apr 10th 2009 | 12:01 pm
#18
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Re: Info from British ex pats in Dubai
every time I visit I have to bring a ton of Marmite with me for friends... I can't stand the stuff but they pretty much put it on everything and can't seem to find it out there... veggie-mite don't cut it apparently.
Apr 10th 2009 | 6:00 pm
#19
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Re: Info from British ex pats in Dubai
ah, martmite... that would be the stuff that's akin to licking John Prescotts scrotum after he's been to the gym... horrible bloody stuff.
Apr 10th 2009 | 6:11 pm
#21
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Re: Info from British ex pats in Dubai
you can get Marmite in Choithrams, Spinneys, Park N Rob, Lulu .....
Apr 10th 2009 | 9:25 pm
#24
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Re: Info from British ex pats in Dubai
this really does sound like a costa del sol thread..
In all fairness, most bases are covered in some form or other here.
Put together prohibitive licensing requirements and retail rents for anything in a decent position that would be more akin to Oxford St prices and you have enough effective barriers in place for anything but the most deep pocketed entrepreneur.
But one word for a new business here: Greggs.
In all fairness, most bases are covered in some form or other here.
Put together prohibitive licensing requirements and retail rents for anything in a decent position that would be more akin to Oxford St prices and you have enough effective barriers in place for anything but the most deep pocketed entrepreneur.
But one word for a new business here: Greggs.
Apr 10th 2009 | 10:27 pm
#25
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Re: Info from British ex pats in Dubai
If I had a dirham for everytime I thought we could get a Greggs out here I would be a millionaire!
Apr 11th 2009 | 7:56 am
#27
why ayeeeee man!
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Re: Info from British ex pats in Dubai
this really does sound like a costa del sol thread..
In all fairness, most bases are covered in some form or other here.
Put together prohibitive licensing requirements and retail rents for anything in a decent position that would be more akin to Oxford St prices and you have enough effective barriers in place for anything but the most deep pocketed entrepreneur.
But one word for a new business here: Greggs.
In all fairness, most bases are covered in some form or other here.
Put together prohibitive licensing requirements and retail rents for anything in a decent position that would be more akin to Oxford St prices and you have enough effective barriers in place for anything but the most deep pocketed entrepreneur.
But one word for a new business here: Greggs.
Apr 12th 2009 | 12:47 am
#28
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Re: Info from British ex pats in Dubai
British products? That'll narrow down the options as Britain barely manufactures anything these days....
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