Article published 26th Oct 05

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KEITH AND LOTTIE

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How great is procrastination? The internet has taken this art-form to a whole new level - now you can look like you're tapping away madly, hard at work, when in actual fact you're buying stuff or looking at porn. So, in the spirit of procrastination (and superior retail) we bring you Keith and Lottie.

Here at the online store you can browse all manner of hard to find treats. Choose from a small, but satisfying array of magazines, toys, books, clothes, art & supplies, and homewares. Once you've done all your shopping we strongly suggest you have a look around the rest of the site.

By Lionel Bitchie

Product: Art

Anatomy: Ego

Keywords: Online, Fashion, Books, Art

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