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anyone for an ebi (prawn) fillet burger??? mmmm tasty. my friend has the hots for the ebi fillet chick..

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Argh, back in town, still getting used to paying using AUD not yen, and couldnt find a single Boss coffee machine in the whole of Chatswood, how depressing.

there's a japanese shop in the city. 383 clarence st cnr of druitt. next the convenience store. has japanese drinks there. not sure if they have boss.

yeah i dunno if there is a big market for exporting japanese parts and cars back to japan... pretty sure it'll be cheaper to just leave them in japan in the first place? i dunno much about business though.

just go over there and export boss coffee to nick over here. you could live pretty nicely off that i reckon.

there's a japanese shop in the city.  383 clarence st cnr of druitt. next the convenience store. has japanese drinks there. not sure if they have boss.

Still no CC Lemon though :(

Toshi,

the above mentioned store has CC Lemon

Shingo

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