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I went back through the forum, to see what I wrote when I first cam on here.
Oh no, I haven't always been Grix Thraves.
I thought it was rather early, but I was very suprised to find that I've been on this forum longer than Ant!
Can you guess who I was?
Oh no, I haven't always been Grix Thraves.
I thought it was rather early, but I was very suprised to find that I've been on this forum longer than Ant!
Can you guess who I was?
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Because the first 50p coin was minted on 15th February 1996, they did not exist before that, therefore if you owned one, it wouldn't be a real 50p coin in monetary value. However, it would be worth more than 50p today from a nerdy collector type person, therefore your question is ambiguous.
Why are 1997 50p coins worth more than 1995 50p coins?
I'm not a fan of Eminem sorry. It was rather good mind.
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Did you read my 'Thanks to Eminem' post in the PS2 forum? One of my better ones, that one.
Correct!!!
That killed that conversation. What now?
That killed that conversation. What now?
It's the only job that refers to a certain sex, the rest could be either. So therefore the Postman was the only man in the room, and you don't usually call women John.
While we are waiting for someone else to find the answer:
A policeman is walking past a shop when he hears, "John, don't shoot!" and a shot rings out. He runs into the shop and sees a body on the floor. A postman, a solicitor and a doctor standing around the body, but he can see no gun, no gun smoke, no evidence apart from the body. Still, the policeman walks straight up to the postman and puts him under arrest on suspicion of murder. How could the policeman be so sure the postman was the probable guilty party?
A policeman is walking past a shop when he hears, "John, don't shoot!" and a shot rings out. He runs into the shop and sees a body on the floor. A postman, a solicitor and a doctor standing around the body, but he can see no gun, no gun smoke, no evidence apart from the body. Still, the policeman walks straight up to the postman and puts him under arrest on suspicion of murder. How could the policeman be so sure the postman was the probable guilty party?
I have given you the link mind...
Look below.
Look below.
Anyway, I once tried looking for my first post, but it's hard to find because you go right back, find the first post you did, then realise that you did one earlier than that but it had been popped, so it's very difficult and I couldn't be bothered.
Well if you think I'm going to spend my Sunday evening trawling through the history of the future of gaming when I could be watching the Antiques Roadshow with Michael Aspel then you've got another thing coming, bucko.
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