Sounds good to me.

how will I know what you both look like?

Will you both wear carnations and have copies of the Globe and Mail under your arm?

dbd will be in his rubber suit and Souvenier will have his birthday badge on!!

Souvenir'll be the man in the suit. I won't have a suit but will likely be with a woman, you'll spot her, she looks American. I expect we'll be joined by a English guy, a little over six feet tall, heavily built with multiple facial piercings; he's quite distinctive. Also possibly by a short jovial Indian woman. I have pictures of all these people but, really, such an odd assortment of people ought to be easy to spot on a Monday night.

silly woman they will be wearing the 56FFs - outside their parkas

Who's the bloke with the piercings?

sab35. A real expat I met from GU. He's been here a while (three years maybe) on a work permit but will likely take PR soon. He's originally from Dover by way of Brixton and Helsinki.

We have the makings of a poll here.

You'll be pleased to know then that Walmart sells the George range!!

That means nothing. I would be amazed if WM/Asda are flogging identical products in both markets.

I can buy Benson & Hedges cigarettes in Canada. They bear no similarity whatsoever to B&H that you could buy in the UK.

Exactly! I have looked at some of the George range in Walmart and it bears no resemblance whatsoever to the George at Asda. The quality of George in the UK is so good that it is in womens magazines and on shows like This Morning and GMTV. When they show an item, it flies off the shelf and Asda can't keep up with the restocking. I brought a bag with me that I bought in Asda in November and I have never had so many people say "wow, I love your bag" - (or purse!) All the stores like Asda, Tesco, Primark etc are doing really well just now as they can copy designer stuff really cheaply and quickly.

I agree, wal mart is nothing like Asdas george range! The wal mart version looks cheap and very unfashionable! :scared: