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bury st edmunds

Bury st edmunds is the lovely flower arranging town in which chav's hang out, outside and the bus station thinking they are solid, and the fit girls with abnormally large foreheads.
The breeding ground of Howard estate scum and priors pussy's so welcome to bury St edmunds
bury st edmunds by Banta Hunter December 30, 2013
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Bury St Edmunds

Bury St Edmunds is a town in Suffolk. It is full of bindippers and chavs. You will not find a spot on bury that does not smell of stale piss. It is also home to a mediocre shite football team with an average fan age of 11.
Person 1: “Wyd tomorrow mate?”
Person 2: “Going out with my family”
Person 1: “Fair enough, whereabouts?”
Person 2: “Bury St Edmunds…”
Person 1: “Unlucky mate.”
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