Thursday, January 21, 2010

Cameron on Cameron: For What It's Worth In T'North




The place: T'North. The product: Cameron in his own words. The verdict: Can't give it away. Hardback, first edition, RRP £9.99. Image courtesy of Poundland, Rochdale.
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7 comments:

  1. Anonymous21 January, 2010 10:58

    I spotted it in my local Poundland, sitting alongside books from Gordon Brown, Cherie Blair and John Prescott

    Perhaps everyone's getting a bit tired of politicians?

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  2. channel islands luxury villa rental21 January, 2010 11:41

    It is probably propaganda and why would people pay for propaganda when you can get it for free.

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  3. Izal21 January, 2010 14:38

    How soft is the paper?
    does it have perforations?

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  4. Tory Job Blow21 January, 2010 21:24

    Dave is wearing a tie in the photo.

    But he is missing the board with his crime number on it (in the style of Hugh Grant).

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  6. www.rupahuq.co.uk25 January, 2010 23:17

    Got one in Hounslow branch months ago, along with Anthony Seldon's "History of the Conservative Party". Some might say both were about 98p too much.

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  7. Charlie27 January, 2010 23:45

    A shelf on Poundland - That is the closest Eton dave will ever get to Rochdale.

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