accessing inheritance money
#61
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Re: accessing inheritance money
6d? Was Thatcher pre-decimalisation?
Edit: no she wasn't. Bull shit.
Edit: no she wasn't. Bull shit.
Last edited by Sally Redux; Nov 7th 2014 at 8:21 pm.
#63
Re: accessing inheritance money
Excuse me! ...... 6d's remained in circulation post decimalisation and well into the 1970's, and Mrs T was the minister in Ted Heath's government that apparently abolished free milk at school.
#64
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Re: accessing inheritance money
6d sounds a lot, my bus fare was that for 8 miles?
Any way she was welcome to my milk, I hated it.
I have difficulty remembering what things cost before the Decimalisation scam.
Any way she was welcome to my milk, I hated it.
I have difficulty remembering what things cost before the Decimalisation scam.
#67
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Re: accessing inheritance money
Maybe my memory's off then.
#69
Re: accessing inheritance money
I have difficulty remembering what things cost AFTER decimalisation
#72
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Re: accessing inheritance money
The OP will shortly reveal that he is also heir to a large Nigerian fortune, and requires our assistance in getting it to a Swiss bank.
#73
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Re: accessing inheritance money
Yes, after sitting out in the sun for several hours. I think they did me a favor, forcing me to drink it. I hate milk as a drink, I only use it in tea and in cooking. Cannot imagine drinking it by the glassful and by the pint like a lot of Americans do.
#74
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Was there any particular reason it couldn't be served earlier rather than sitting there for hours fermenting, I wonder?
#75
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Re: accessing inheritance money
6d old 2.5p new. Remember those lunatic half pences ? Stupid sods should have decimalised on the basis of the new pound as ten shillings old money.