David spotted this in Lancaster, UK. I assume the "buns" also includes things like rolls or loaves. Or something.
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I can only assume they mean "buns" as in human anatomy. Not that that wouldn't be weird.
Yeah...probably a front for something more insidious...
"Buns" from 1.70? *immediately books ticket to England*
@Concourse E: "Buns," a "front"? :P
WV: storse -- the way one of these signs is gonna spell "stores" someday.
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