Re: There are no old, bold anime fans...

Chika wrote:
> In article <flotns$ous$1$8300dec7@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Justin Palmer
> <justin@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> Chika wrote:
>>> In article <flohes$9jg$2$8300dec7@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Justin Palmer
>>>    <justin@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

(snip)

>>>> 	[1] Bangor.
>>> I miss that shop! OK, I only visited it twice, but it was one of those
>>> trips I really enjoyed doing (good journey, great place, and anime
>>> too!) But yes, I recall the terrible cost. I still have the financial
>>> scars (and the tapes!)
>>>
>> 	There was an actual, physical, shop front? Good grief. I'd generally
>> assumed - before having to become familiar with obscure railway
stations
>> - that it was an imaginary address (like Brentford, whose actual
>> existence was also a revelation, especially if you've ever read any
>> Robert Rankin... ).
> 
> Yep, the shop actually existed! It was in the High Street. Not a
> particularly large place but it had a fair amount of kit including
> posters, videos (including im****ts) and cels amongst other things.
> Apparently most of the remaining stock went to the Sheffield Space
Centre
> after the big bust-up between Anime Projects and ADV, the shop being one
> of the first things to go.
> 
	Wow. Another legend bites the dust. You'll be telling me there really 
isn't a great Gundam in the sky next... ^_^

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