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Claire Black: 'It's not nice to think anyone believes you want a spaghetti tin filled with pants'

Unless you are under ten and the person you're asking (note the subtle difference) is Mr Claus of the North Pole. It could be that this isn't news to you. Full Article at The Scotsman

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