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Over the years i've put all mine in many many containers to save them for a 'rainy day'.
All that money that was down the side of the sofa and change from various things over the years can pay for my Gamecube. I do have enough 'normal' money, but i thought this would be a novel way to pay for it.
(Of course, i'll have to change it up at the post office first. I wouldn't want to have to bring a wheel-barrow full of change to SR on May 3rd!)
Over the years i've put all mine in many many containers to save them for a 'rainy day'.
All that money that was down the side of the sofa and change from various things over the years can pay for my Gamecube. I do have enough 'normal' money, but i thought this would be a novel way to pay for it.
(Of course, i'll have to change it up at the post office first. I wouldn't want to have to bring a wheel-barrow full of change to SR on May 3rd!)
Damn.
If you got on a bus, he'd have to take them as payment.
> I gotta spare 2p and 2 1p's if you need them. Anything for the community. :)
Thanks for the offer, but as i said, i've got enough in change or bank money.
How about those vouchers that have a value of about 0.000001p?
(could you, in theory, save up enough of them to pay for a penny chew???)
Pikey.