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Nugegoda — cover shoulders and skip is polite, or a doorway fight in beach clothes

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Pippa Grant•120 rep

20 Aug, Nugegoda. shoulders, we packed beach clothes. Partner wants the photo. I want the feet. a named tuk is the backup.

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Cover legs and shoulders, shoes off inside. Street is mixed. Skip is polite. A wrap from the stall is fine; a see-through beach sarong is not. Do not make the doorway at Nugegoda a fitting room. No drone, no flash. I will not invent a whole-city dress code.

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Hiruni Pathirana•232 rep

Carrier, water, peel when limp. Ordinary tiredness.

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Chamath Wickrama•239 rep

If you sit a table, order. Occupying shade with a bottle you brought is the rude version.

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Chiara Conti•145 rep

We named a fare before we sat. Fine. The first number at Nugegoda was a test.

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Waruni Nadarajah•253 rep

Pride bargains twenty minutes and then sits anyway. Write it.

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Saoirse Quinn•155 rep

Kids: seated or skip. Pride turns Nugegoda into a speech at the kerb.

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Amali Jayasuriya•187 rep

Screenshot the pin. Walk first. App second.

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Hamish Reid•165 rep

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