[JM123]

I'll take a piccy of one tomorrow and show you - in fact I'll take pics of a note from each bank, just so if you ever see one you'll know its LEGAL tender and know to accept it!

[Ian_Giles]

Whats with the slagging scottish notes lads. We scottish people  dont go around with the we are better than them atitude!

Danny, I think you will find that though the tongue in cheek refferal to monopoly money was aimed at the scottish note, the slagging off was purely for the the thick people behind tills in England (and Wales) that wouldn't know legal tender if it jumped up and bit them on their harris

I don't think I've had anything interesting offered as way of payment in over 22 years as a window cleaner

Ian

[macc]

Whats with the slagging scottish notes lads. We scottish people  dont go around with the we are better than them atitude!

Shops down here dont take Scottish notes because of the large ammount of fakes arround, yes we get plenty of our own fake money but i know what English Sterling looks like. If i am offered Scottish money i dont take it because its a pain getting shot of it.

As for the quote above, when the World Cup was on & England had a game, Who did the avarage Scott support, THE OPPOSITION.

Before all the Scotts on here tear into me, my last name is Macdonald but i see myslf as English 100%, having said that i think racist comments & feeling in the UK are pulling us apart.

Macc

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70% of my customers pay me sexually,hence being homeless with various s.t.d`s.

[mgba_78]

70% of my customers pay me sexually,hence being homeless with various s.t.d`s.

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A few years ago,an old lady asked if i would do a small brick repair for an apple

[windows_chepstow]

but still the thick as champ shop assistants in England (and Scotland sometimes too)

For the Non-Irish (or 'Ulsterpeople'; depending on your political viewpoint), champ is mash pototoes with spring-onions (scallions).

It's one of thier favorates, along with the 'Ulster Fry', which is also known as 'The Occupied Six Counties Fry', again, depending on what side of the divide they're on.

[JM123]

mmmm lovely, had an Ulsterfry this morning, legendary.

[AuRavelling79]

'course, pound coins come in Welsh, English and Scottish examples.

[rosskesava]

I got paid 6 mince pies one Christmas for an £8 job.

I was too suprised to say anything but 'thank you'.