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The Oxfam branch on Castle Street in Swansea, Wales, have received hundreds of copies of the smutty book, and even went so far as to build a fort.
Owner Phil Broadhurst suggested people stop donating the book and give some Sixties and Seventies vinyl instead. He claimed his shop was like a ‘retirement home’ for the book.
Saturday 14 December, 2024
Saturday 14 December, 2024
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A charity shop received so many Fifty Shades of Grey donations, they built a fort
A CHARITY BOOKSHOP in Wales has been forced to ask people to stop donating copies of Fifty Shades of Grey because they literally can’t handle them.
The Oxfam branch on Castle Street in Swansea, Wales, have received hundreds of copies of the smutty book, and even went so far as to build a fort.
Owner Phil Broadhurst suggested people stop donating the book and give some Sixties and Seventies vinyl instead. He claimed his shop was like a ‘retirement home’ for the book.
Or, y’know, the DVD.
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