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Tuesday, August 02, 2005

the building in the middle of the photo is actually the Bank Of England!! It has no windows, as they don't want people seeing in, as all our Gold Bullion is stored there!!!

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AnonymousTue Aug 02, 07:59:00 pm CET
isn't that the Royal Exchange?
The bank of england is the boring looking building over the road.

note also the irony: if you zoom in (centre top) you will see : "the earth is the lord's and all the fullness thereof"
if you go inside the royal exchange, it has been turned into a bling temple of worship to the false gods named louis vuitton, hermes, gucci.
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JmWed Aug 03, 12:18:00 am CET
you're only right you know....

apologies!! (I feel embarrassed now!! lol)

I'm from liverpool, what can I say!!! *shrugs*
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