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Does anybody still put a sixpence in a Christmas pud ?
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I don't. Choking hazard. I put rum in instead.Does anybody still put a sixpence in a Christmas pud ?
10p, 5p, all bigger years ago. Smaller to save on production costs probably.
There's no truth in the rumour that this thread has caused Stephen Fry to quit QI though folks. He's always known we're better lol
Without roadworks ?And now they're getting toksvig to replace himShould've been the original choice (Before fry) - Michael Palin.
If you travelled at a steady 55mph, it'd take 192 years, 326 days, 13 hours, 5 minutes and 27 seconds to reach the sun.
Yeah, I know that (oddly enough haha) but why are/were they so massive in the first place?10p, 5p, all bigger years ago. Smaller to save on production costs probably.
There's no truth in the rumour that this thread has caused Stephen Fry to quit QI though folks. He's always known we're better lol
I think that the value of the actual metal in the coin was the same as it's denomination. Probably to stop people melting them down.Yeah, I know that (oddly enough haha) but why are/were they so massive in the first place?
But the whole world has decently sized coins and currency whereas the UK has massive eff-off coins, soo...I think that the value of the actual metal in the coin was the same as it's denomination. Probably to stop people melting them down.
We're stingy.But the whole world has decently sized coins and currency whereas the UK has massive eff-off coins, soo...
So I've noticed lolWe're stingy.
But the whole world has decently sized coins and currency whereas the UK has massive eff-off coins, soo...
Is right. xHave you ever seen the size of a 1900s penny? It's bigger than the £2 coin. The original 5 pound note was about the size of a piece of A4. British money has always been massive cos we're full of ourselves.
Teflon (Or PTFE) was discovered by accident.
If it weren't for nuclear weapons technology, chances are you'd wouldn't be frying your eggs in a non-stick pan.....unless you're using one of them modern ceramic ones.
War, huh, what is it good for?