Fawksie wrote:Edinburgh bus drivers find it difficult to count a handful of 10p and 20p coins dumped into the coinbox, incidentally
The Jaspar wrote:Is there anywhere we can take coins to have them counted and turned into useful money?
careba2010 wrote:9 times out of ten this is OK and the machine in HSBC does it thing but it does not like the stray buttons and polos that end up in the pot!
orudge wrote:Well, not quite the same, but I like to take a pile of random change and feed it into the Tesco self-service machines.
Ellkie2 wrote:orudge wrote:Well, not quite the same, but I like to take a pile of random change and feed it into the Tesco self-service machines.
Brilliant idea! My windowsill is covered in coins. Me and my flatmate have amassed loads of change that we find on our floor and on shelves when we empty our pockets and forget who it belongs to. We also find a lot in the garden, probably from drunken fumblings for keys. We're now collecting it for a booze fund.
A trip to Tesco self-service is in order!
Hennessy recently wrote:Rules are more fun when they're bendy. With an unbreakable rule you can really hurt somebody, but with a bendy one you can just tickle them, or slap them if you swing it hard.
I agree with Frank, in his legendary stint as DRA's teaboy/assistant bitch he broke plenty of rules, and no-one came to harm, and nobody likes a complainer because you sir, are bringing everyone down
That's the problem with being a miserable moralising bastard, you can't quite ever have all of your own bases covered.
Hennessy now wrote:Yeah cheers for that. There is nothing more annoying than standing in line behind some inconsiderate twat who has decided to bring his collection of 5 pences along to pay for his shopping, and absolutely refuses to pay in anything but the exact change.
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