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Thou Art on Chapel Walk does it http://thouarttattoo.com/modification.php

theres a fabric warehouse place that has opened recently on London road, just behind waitrose, you could try in there.

i'm from bristol, but i go to uni in sheffield, so i was at home when the artists were painting the graffiti in the clip above. the road that was used has long been used only as a walkway from the docks part of the city to the shopping part, with lots of empty shops and the like. when the artists were painting (all through the night) the whole area was completely full of people watching, and at night there was a clubnight in an old royal and sunalliance building, with workshops for children etc in the day. it must have brought large amounts of money into the city centre as it was obvious that there was a lot of people that had come to visit from other cities, and when i left to come back for uni there was still a regular stream of visitors. not that i'm biased (hah) but if sheffield can pull it off as well as bristol did then it could be a brilliant idea for the city, as well as brightening up certain areas that could seem quite grey. this made me laugh, it was in the royal and sunaliance building. http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/s720x720/299407_139969899434175_100002634968453_183374_517724396_n.jpg

the fat cat offers gluten free options http://www.thefatcat.co.uk/foodmenu/foodmenu.htm

i love both my cats the same, but in different ways, Rosie is so expressive, if shes in a mood, you KNOW shes in a mood, she tends to sit in the corner of a room with her head where the two walls meet, but if shes in a good mood she'll glue herself to you. Nutmeg is completely the opposite, she will glue herself to you for the whole day, sit and stare at you from about a foot away, it is kind of unnerving, and still acts like a kitten, even though shes 14..

I use it a lot to go from my parents in Bristol when im on holiday from uni, and ive found that they don't tend to be very strict on luggage, as long as the holdall under the bus isn't too full (which it never has been, and i must have used it about 20-30 times both from Sheffield and other places). Ive taken a pull along suitcase which comes up to my waist along with a holdall and a backpack with no problems.

2 cats, but theyre at my non-uni home with my mum in Bristol..

i've always had terrible travel sickness, and these are the only thing that have worked for me. believe me, ive tried almost everything including the bands, and these are the only thing that have helped.

http://www.cbfsms.com is what ive always used (:

ive always been a cat person, but if I ever got a dog I would have a pug. I dont know why, i just love them.

yep, one of my cats do that as well, has done for 14 years and she puts one of her feet on the food plate as well, we always have to wash her foot afterwards (:

the camping shop next to the bankers draft sell them, they always seem to have a sale on them aswell (:

according to the lazer quest website it's not open until november 2010.

a gun is a lot blunter than a needle, think blunt force trauma, also the studs that they fire into the ear are not able to cope with excessive swelling, therefore in extreme cases can cause embedding of the back of the stud, also the guns are not able to be sterilised, therefore heightening the risk of hepatitis etc. http:// tattoo.about.com/cs/psafety/a/piercing_guns.htm you can get an ear piercing with a needle from thou art on chapel walk, im not sure of any other place.

was it frys peppermint/orange cream? posted at the same time, sorry