When you go sometimes into someone who's got quite old school parents or you go to your grandparents and there are a selection of books and magazines in the club room in the downstairs car seat.
verified Dr. M. Vassiliou · TML/F-201 · clerk C.P.
Superseded by TML-2805 · Reading Regret · See also TML-1764 (q.v.) · TML-4182 (q.v.)
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Any bus stop literature. Anything you find in a bus stop that's been swept into there, someone's left it behind. ‡
verified Mr. H. Okafor · TML/F-204b · clerk M.L.
The phones-free carriage on the train. You all have to be quiet.
verified Mrs. E. Tindall · TML/F-204 · clerk R.O.M.
The adverts that fall out of magazines littering the floor of newsagents.
verified Mr. H. Okafor · TML/F-201 · clerk R.O.M.
The second-hand book table in the supermarket.
verified Mr. G. Coleridge · TML/F-217 · clerk J.B.
The collection of expensive textbooks you bought in uni that are now out of date, but you refuse to get rid of them as they cost so much. ⁂
verified Dr. J. Marston · TML/F-204 · clerk C.P.
The drawer in your house that's full of instruction manuals. All your electrical stuff. §
verified Mrs. E. Tindall · TML/F-201 · clerk S.T.A.
Any northern pub where you are greeted with a wall of silence when you walk in.
verified Dr. M. Vassiliou · TML/F-217 · clerk N.R.
When you open the front door to a pile of mail, including the takeaway menus and flyers after a two-week holiday.
verified Dr. J. Marston · TML/F-217 · clerk B.J.W.