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Never had them. I always have a check of the meat content on the label, although it's worth remembering that foreskins, eyelids and arseholes count as 'meat'
 
There's always an exception in every crowd, above the B and O letters near the top of the pic is a hatless rebel. Wonder if he took home a new one after someone scored.
Get ahead, Get a hat!! No wonder Denton's gone down the nick - "In 1907 the majority of the 16,428,000 felt hats made in England (worth £2,068,000) were made in Denton and Stockport. In 1921, the working population of Denton was 9,653 with about 41% of those people in occupations related to the hatting industry. The last hat factory in Denton closed in 1980."
@Bill 's carpets never quite compensated for the change in fashion!!
 
Get ahead, Get a hat!! No wonder Denton's gone down the nick - "In 1907 the majority of the 16,428,000 felt hats made in England (worth £2,068,000) were made in Denton and Stockport. In 1921, the working population of Denton was 9,653 with about 41% of those people in occupations related to the hatting industry. The last hat factory in Denton closed in 1980."
@Bill 's carpets never quite compensated for the change in fashion!!
Talking about carpets, they should have invested in the wig industry.
 
Get ahead, Get a hat!! No wonder Denton's gone down the nick - "In 1907 the majority of the 16,428,000 felt hats made in England (worth £2,068,000) were made in Denton and Stockport. In 1921, the working population of Denton was 9,653 with about 41% of those people in occupations related to the hatting industry. The last hat factory in Denton closed in 1980."
@Bill 's carpets never quite compensated for the change in fashion!!
What an incredible statistic, thank you
 

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