A Boring Question
Dec 7th 2005, 2:42 pm
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A Boring Question
Does anyone know of a company that makes checks/cheques Euro-style?
The cheque stub at the side seems like a much better way to keep track of your checks and where they're going etc than having to write down the cheque number on a page at the back.
I doubt they exist over here but I just wondered.
Told you it was a boring question but you looked anyway didn't you?
The cheque stub at the side seems like a much better way to keep track of your checks and where they're going etc than having to write down the cheque number on a page at the back.
I doubt they exist over here but I just wondered.
Told you it was a boring question but you looked anyway didn't you?
Dec 7th 2005, 2:46 pm
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Re: A Boring Question
Originally Posted by Sarah
Does anyone know of a company that makes checks/cheques Euro-style?
The cheque stub at the side seems like a much better way to keep track of your checks and where they're going etc than having to write down the cheque number on a page at the back.
I doubt they exist over here but I just wondered.
Told you it was a boring question but you looked anyway didn't you?
The cheque stub at the side seems like a much better way to keep track of your checks and where they're going etc than having to write down the cheque number on a page at the back.
I doubt they exist over here but I just wondered.
Told you it was a boring question but you looked anyway didn't you?
What about using a check book with duplicate checks? The carbon copies serve the same function as stubs, except you don't have to waste time filling them in.
HTH!
Dec 7th 2005, 2:47 pm
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Re: A Boring Question
Originally Posted by Sarah
Does anyone know of a company that makes checks/cheques Euro-style?
The cheque stub at the side seems like a much better way to keep track of your checks and where they're going etc than having to write down the cheque number on a page at the back.
I doubt they exist over here but I just wondered.
Told you it was a boring question but you looked anyway didn't you?
The cheque stub at the side seems like a much better way to keep track of your checks and where they're going etc than having to write down the cheque number on a page at the back.
I doubt they exist over here but I just wondered.
Told you it was a boring question but you looked anyway didn't you?
I'll be keeping watch to find out though!
Dec 7th 2005, 3:07 pm
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Re: A Boring Question
Originally Posted by Sarah
Does anyone know of a company that makes checks/cheques Euro-style?
The cheque stub at the side seems like a much better way to keep track of your checks and where they're going etc than having to write down the cheque number on a page at the back.
I doubt they exist over here but I just wondered.
Told you it was a boring question but you looked anyway didn't you?
The cheque stub at the side seems like a much better way to keep track of your checks and where they're going etc than having to write down the cheque number on a page at the back.
I doubt they exist over here but I just wondered.
Told you it was a boring question but you looked anyway didn't you?
Dec 7th 2005, 3:26 pm
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Re: A Boring Question
There are no such things as boring questions, just boring people
Dec 7th 2005, 4:23 pm
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Re: A Boring Question
Originally Posted by Patrick
There are no such things as boring questions, just boring people
What is the technical name for the wire that glows orange in the toaster when you put a piece of bread in it?
Dec 7th 2005, 4:25 pm
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Re: A Boring Question
Originally Posted by lionheart
What is the technical name for the wire that glows orange in the toaster when you put a piece of bread in it?
My, I seem to be having an English language clarification morning. What fun.
Dec 7th 2005, 4:25 pm
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Re: A Boring Question
Originally Posted by lionheart
What is the technical name for the wire that glows orange in the toaster when you put a piece of bread in it?
I wouldn't know, but what's the professional term for the occupation of the little man that lives inside the fridge and turns the light on and off when you open the door?
Dec 7th 2005, 4:26 pm
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Re: A Boring Question
Originally Posted by Elvira
I wouldn't know, but what's the professional term for the occupation of the little man that lives inside the fridge and turns the light on and off when you open the door?
Dec 7th 2005, 4:27 pm
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Re: A Boring Question
What are the little bits made out of that go on textured acoustic ceilings?
Dec 7th 2005, 4:30 pm
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Re: A Boring Question
Originally Posted by Sarah
Does anyone know of a company that makes checks/cheques Euro-style?
The cheque stub at the side seems like a much better way to keep track of your checks and where they're going etc than having to write down the cheque number on a page at the back.
I doubt they exist over here but I just wondered.
Told you it was a boring question but you looked anyway didn't you?
The cheque stub at the side seems like a much better way to keep track of your checks and where they're going etc than having to write down the cheque number on a page at the back.
I doubt they exist over here but I just wondered.
Told you it was a boring question but you looked anyway didn't you?
..what a boring question..
Dec 7th 2005, 4:31 pm
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Re: A Boring Question
What's the population of Lima, Peru?
Dec 7th 2005, 4:32 pm
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Re: A Boring Question
Originally Posted by lionheart
What are the little bits made out of that go on textured acoustic ceilings?
Dec 7th 2005, 4:34 pm
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Re: A Boring Question
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
What's the population of Lima, Peru?
Oh sorry that was a boring answer. What's the weather like where you are?
Dec 7th 2005, 4:35 pm
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Re: A Boring Question
So sorry to see that your question does not appear to be taken seriously. 
Have you considered using ATM cards and online bill-pay at all?
Have you considered using ATM cards and online bill-pay at all?