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Re: Coin Jar
Originally Posted by Daydreamer123
(Post 9000951)
:confused: I already do my shopping in my pyjamas
that or pink tracky daks with a message across the bum |
Re: Coin Jar
Just brought my coin jar to the bank the other day. That machine is great counted all the coins in a few minutes and gave me a little ticket to bring to the cashier with $1234.50 on it :D
Thats my Christmas fund sorted :thumbsup: Paddy:thumbup: |
Re: Coin Jar
I have a money jar too, empty it every few months and usually get about $150:thumbup:
I put mine into money bags, take them to my bank and they exchange them for notes for free. If you go to a bank that you don't have an account with they may charge you 10%. |
Re: Coin Jar
Originally Posted by jothefw
(Post 9000583)
This will make you all chuckle .... small town country living, example 1) .... I take my coin tin (you know those ones you need to use a can opener for) into my local ANZ, I do open it first and I then leave it there.
Come back an hour later, it's counted and deposited into my account! :rofl: And yes, I trust them! |
Re: Coin Jar
Originally Posted by alistairboyle
(Post 9001228)
Same here..well at least I've seen it happen in banks. I don't have a coin jar, wifey does and pays the rates bill with it at the shire office. I refuse to go with her. :D
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Re: Coin Jar
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 9002759)
I've decided I'm going to slap you next time you refer to your wife as 'wifey':frown::sneaky:
My wife doesn't have a problem with being referred to as 'Wifey' here on BE or anywhere else. Is it a bad term? :confused: For us it's Hubby & Wifey. Nothing wrong with those terms. |
Re: Coin Jar
Originally Posted by Alfresco
(Post 9003163)
My wife doesn't have a problem with being referred to as 'Wifey' here on BE or anywhere else. Is it a bad term? :confused:
For us it's Hubby & Wifey. Nothing wrong with those terms. |
Re: Coin Jar
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 9002759)
I've decided I'm going to slap you next time you refer to your wife as 'wifey':frown::sneaky:
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Re: Coin Jar
I just don't like it. :D He who would like to be obeyed occasionally refers to me as The Wife, err, I have a name darling :frown::lol: Never been called a violent feminist though, not even sure what one is but presumably it's an expression used by someone who has some psychological issues with women.
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Re: Coin Jar
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 9003403)
I just don't like it. :D He who would like to be obeyed occasionally refers to me as The Wife, err, I have a name darling :frown::lol: Never been called a violent feminist though, not even sure what one is but presumably it's an expression used by someone who has some psychological issues with women.
But do you have heavy shoes? :D |
Re: Coin Jar
Originally Posted by alistairboyle
(Post 9003412)
"The wife" makes me cringe. I hate it. Wifey has become a name of endearment indoors.
But do you have heavy shoes? :D |
Re: Coin Jar
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 9003445)
No, thongs or converse. Do have a couple of pairs of boots, one with hooker heels and one cowboy style, quite light though.
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Re: Coin Jar
Originally Posted by alistairboyle
(Post 9003447)
Bernie refers to me as "old timer" (see above) but I never call him "that 12 year old."
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Re: Coin Jar
Originally Posted by alistairboyle
(Post 9003447)
Bernie refers to me as "old timer" (see above) but I never call him "that 12 year old."
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Re: Coin Jar
We put loose change into one of those big old whisky bottles that used to be in pubs (MIL worked in a raffa club) and when it is about half full sort the coins into bags and put them in the bank. I didn't know the bank would do all the hard work for you- mind you this is Sydney, so it might be different here.
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