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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

There will be a shiny new plastic £50 note in 2020. Doesn't 2020 sound futuristic, to be fair it in the future. Anyway, who would you like to see adorn the new next fifty quid note? Who is your 2020 vision? I know who'd I'd like to see.

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester

Margaret Thatcher

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Margaret Thatcher "

Iron like a lion in Zion.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Margaret Thatcher "

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one."

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"[Milk removed by poster at 18/10/18 01:34:56]"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979 "

Let’s have her hugging Pinochet

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979 "

Only for people with money. The rest saw their jobs vanish, and had the poll tax inflicted on them.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"There will be a shiny new plastic £50 note in 2020. Doesn't 2020 sound futuristic, to be fair it in the future. Anyway, who would you like to see adorn the new next fifty quid note? Who is your 2020 vision? I know who'd I'd like to see."

I read it was the new £20 note in 2020. Anyway Stephen Hawking is a good shout.

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979

Let’s have her hugging Pinochet "

To be fair , the help we got from Chile during the Falklands war was bloody useful .

Although Pinochet was a complete c**t , at least he sided with us .

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979

Only for people with money. The rest saw their jobs vanish, and had the poll tax inflicted on them."

I didn’t have any money in 1981 , but she encouraged me and tens of thousands like me to buy our council houses , and do them up with massive discounts and incentives . Which I did , and by 1985 I had bought and sold my first home . Made good money on that deal , and got my first business . Lived above it for a few years , did well and now , despite two bloody expensive divorces ,I’m happily married for a third time , and retired in a beautiful home in the country . Like her or loathe her , she rewarded hard work like no other .

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

I have been contacted by someone that say, they should be on the new next plastic fifty pound note. I wish them luck.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

James Clerk Maxwell - one of the great mathematical physicians of the 19th century - his theories on electromagnetic radiation layed the groundwork for all kinds of modern physics.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979

Let’s have her hugging Pinochet

To be fair , the help we got from Chile during the Falklands war was bloody useful .

Although Pinochet was a complete c**t , at least he sided with us . "

Ach, transfer sovereignty to Argentina already!

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979

Let’s have her hugging Pinochet

To be fair , the help we got from Chile during the Falklands war was bloody useful .

Although Pinochet was a complete c**t , at least he sided with us .

Ach, transfer sovereignty to Argentina already! "

Oooohhhh.... very controversial !

Just as well it’s nearly 2 in the morning and most people will be safely tucked up in bed .

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

I put a full stop at the end of the title. Didn't mean to, just done it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979

Only for people with money. The rest saw their jobs vanish, and had the poll tax inflicted on them.

I didn’t have any money in 1981 , but she encouraged me and tens of thousands like me to buy our council houses , and do them up with massive discounts and incentives . Which I did , and by 1985 I had bought and sold my first home . Made good money on that deal , and got my first business . Lived above it for a few years , did well and now , despite two bloody expensive divorces ,I’m happily married for a third time , and retired in a beautiful home in the country . Like her or loathe her , she rewarded hard work like no other ."

Obviously you never grew up in Scotland when Thatcher was in power....

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979

Only for people with money. The rest saw their jobs vanish, and had the poll tax inflicted on them.

I didn’t have any money in 1981 , but she encouraged me and tens of thousands like me to buy our council houses , and do them up with massive discounts and incentives . Which I did , and by 1985 I had bought and sold my first home . Made good money on that deal , and got my first business . Lived above it for a few years , did well and now , despite two bloody expensive divorces ,I’m happily married for a third time , and retired in a beautiful home in the country . Like her or loathe her , she rewarded hard work like no other .

Obviously you never grew up in Scotland when Thatcher was in power...."

No , I was in Nottingham .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979

Let’s have her hugging Pinochet

To be fair , the help we got from Chile during the Falklands war was bloody useful .

Although Pinochet was a complete c**t , at least he sided with us .

Ach, transfer sovereignty to Argentina already!

Oooohhhh.... very controversial !

Just as well it’s nearly 2 in the morning and most people will be safely tucked up in bed . "

Innit

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By *ulldog_71Man
over a year ago

Sedgefield

Alan Turing after the way he was treated it's the least the country can do.

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester


"Alan Turing after the way he was treated it's the least the country can do."

Good call

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Alan Turing after the way he was treated it's the least the country can do."

That's a good call.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Alan Turing after the way he was treated it's the least the country can do."

Yes!

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

I have been informed by my Bank of England correspondent that there is a petition for who should be on the future £50 note. And that Harry Maguire riding an inflatable unicorn (Even footballers can't find real unicorns) is currently beating Maggie. But it isn't over, Maggie may.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Ian Smith the pri minister of Rhodesia.

A ww2 fighter ace, ran a colony that declared independence and ignored the world for 10 years.

Or

The grave of the unknown soldier.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

I'd like to see your mum.

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By *rivateparts!Man
over a year ago

Walking down the only road I've ever known!

I've never even seen the old £50 note

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Why do they have to put a politician/scientist/soldier etc on? Why can't they have someone like John Lennon,David Bowie,Freddie mercury on it? Or even Barry Chuckle Why does the person have to be dead? Sir David Attenborough is still alive put him on it.

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By *nsatiable Needy BratWoman
over a year ago

Here and There

It's a tough call between Trump, Talyor Swift or Mr Bean

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By *riefcase_WankerMan
over a year ago

Milton Keynes


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979 "

Not really...she herself was rescued by the discovery of North Sea gas, an opportunity that was squandered by flogging it off to save a political career rather than doing something sensible and sustainable with it, like creating a sovereign wealth fund as Norway did.

To give her her dues, she smashed the unions, but this rose-tinted view that she saved the economy ignores the fact that she got lucky...and put in the context of the massive impact and implications of creating an economy so heavily reliant upon the finance sector as well as shifting economic policy towards monetarist principles (which as we all know, blew up in our face massively - perhaps not under her watch, but she sowed the seeds) the notion that she saved the economy is at best simplistic

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"There will be a shiny new plastic £50 note in 2020. Doesn't 2020 sound futuristic, to be fair it in the future. Anyway, who would you like to see adorn the new next fifty quid note? Who is your 2020 vision? I know who'd I'd like to see."

2020 is only 2 years away. I grew up in the 90s and it seemed like a life time away the noughtys is it

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By *riefcase_WankerMan
over a year ago

Milton Keynes


"Why do they have to put a politician/scientist/soldier etc on? Why can't they have someone like John Lennon,David Bowie,Freddie mercury on it? Or even Barry Chuckle Why does the person have to be dead? Sir David Attenborough is still alive put him on it."

Things just won't be the same when Attenborough goes

I mean, they can make a glossy full length Hollywood feature film and get Morgan bloody Freeman to narrate it, and it's *still* not as good as Attenborough...

This is why he needs to be the first fully digitally cloned human being!

We have the technology, we have enough video and audio footage...surely there's a way we could just bash the script into some computer programme and poof! There he is, still on the telly, talking to us about the animals

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By *riefcase_WankerMan
over a year ago

Milton Keynes


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979

Only for people with money. The rest saw their jobs vanish, and had the poll tax inflicted on them.

I didn’t have any money in 1981 , but she encouraged me and tens of thousands like me to buy our council houses , and do them up with massive discounts and incentives . Which I did , and by 1985 I had bought and sold my first home . Made good money on that deal , and got my first business . Lived above it for a few years , did well and now , despite two bloody expensive divorces ,I’m happily married for a third time , and retired in a beautiful home in the country . Like her or loathe her , she rewarded hard work like no other ."

Right to buy was a terrible policy, and a leading cause of the dysfunctional housing situation in this country.

Gotta hand it to the Tories though...they know how to chuck people a bung and win votes, even if it does make no economic sense whatsoever

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Mystiquexx gets my vote

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Why do they have to put a politician/scientist/soldier etc on? Why can't they have someone like John Lennon,David Bowie,Freddie mercury on it? Or even Barry Chuckle Why does the person have to be dead? Sir David Attenborough is still alive put him on it."

I've never seen a £50 note.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979

Only for people with money. The rest saw their jobs vanish, and had the poll tax inflicted on them.

I didn’t have any money in 1981 , but she encouraged me and tens of thousands like me to buy our council houses , and do them up with massive discounts and incentives . Which I did , and by 1985 I had bought and sold my first home . Made good money on that deal , and got my first business . Lived above it for a few years , did well and now , despite two bloody expensive divorces ,I’m happily married for a third time , and retired in a beautiful home in the country . Like her or loathe her , she rewarded hard work like no other .

Right to buy was a terrible policy, and a leading cause of the dysfunctional housing situation in this country.

Gotta hand it to the Tories though...they know how to chuck people a bung and win votes, even if it does make no economic sense whatsoever"

Tory government is a pile of pop ive seen so many people become home less because of them. So many people are having to rely on food banks etc it's a disgrace this country is a shambles

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979

Only for people with money. The rest saw their jobs vanish, and had the poll tax inflicted on them.

I didn’t have any money in 1981 , but she encouraged me and tens of thousands like me to buy our council houses , and do them up with massive discounts and incentives . Which I did , and by 1985 I had bought and sold my first home . Made good money on that deal , and got my first business . Lived above it for a few years , did well and now , despite two bloody expensive divorces ,I’m happily married for a third time , and retired in a beautiful home in the country . Like her or loathe her , she rewarded hard work like no other ."

Well done you. You made lots of money from buying your council house so now there are none left for future generations!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Are they going to make £20 notes plastic? They don't fold. Bring back paper.

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By *riefcase_WankerMan
over a year ago

Milton Keynes


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979

Only for people with money. The rest saw their jobs vanish, and had the poll tax inflicted on them.

I didn’t have any money in 1981 , but she encouraged me and tens of thousands like me to buy our council houses , and do them up with massive discounts and incentives . Which I did , and by 1985 I had bought and sold my first home . Made good money on that deal , and got my first business . Lived above it for a few years , did well and now , despite two bloody expensive divorces ,I’m happily married for a third time , and retired in a beautiful home in the country . Like her or loathe her , she rewarded hard work like no other .

Right to buy was a terrible policy, and a leading cause of the dysfunctional housing situation in this country.

Gotta hand it to the Tories though...they know how to chuck people a bung and win votes, even if it does make no economic sense whatsoever

Tory government is a pile of pop ive seen so many people become home less because of them. So many people are having to rely on food banks etc it's a disgrace this country is a shambles"

What baffles me is the seemingly accepted notion that they are fiscally responsible...it's bizarre.

On top of flogging off assets at knockdown prices to make the books balance in the short term, they pull shit like issuing 10 billion pounds of pensioner bonds at an interest rate of 4%...

So basically paying old people so that the government can borrow money off them at way over the market rate and costing the taxpayer fucking millions as a result. A shameless bribe and nothing more.

The Tories are like one of those people that have climbed the greasy management pole by doing things that make them look good rather than doing what actually needs to be done

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By *ikeC81Man
over a year ago

harrow

Sir Alf Ramsey

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By *eavenscentitCouple
over a year ago

barnstaple

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have just asked my 3 year old granddaughter and she said Peppa Pig

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By *izzy RascallMan
over a year ago

Cardiff

Harry Enfield - Loads a money (bloke)

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I have just asked my 3 year old granddaughter and she said Peppa Pig "

Peppa gets my vote too. And muddy puddles.

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979

Only for people with money. The rest saw their jobs vanish, and had the poll tax inflicted on them.

I didn’t have any money in 1981 , but she encouraged me and tens of thousands like me to buy our council houses , and do them up with massive discounts and incentives . Which I did , and by 1985 I had bought and sold my first home . Made good money on that deal , and got my first business . Lived above it for a few years , did well and now , despite two bloody expensive divorces ,I’m happily married for a third time , and retired in a beautiful home in the country . Like her or loathe her , she rewarded hard work like no other .

Well done you. You made lots of money from buying your council house so now there are none left for future generations!! "

Would you say the same to the tens of thousands of pensioners who got their homes for next to nothing after paying rent all their lives ?

And do you not think the fact that the population in the UK is now over ten million higher than it was in 1979 may have something to do with the fact that there are not enough houses now ?

Or would you just prefer to blame me for selling mine and making a few quid on it ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979

Only for people with money. The rest saw their jobs vanish, and had the poll tax inflicted on them.

I didn’t have any money in 1981 , but she encouraged me and tens of thousands like me to buy our council houses , and do them up with massive discounts and incentives . Which I did , and by 1985 I had bought and sold my first home . Made good money on that deal , and got my first business . Lived above it for a few years , did well and now , despite two bloody expensive divorces ,I’m happily married for a third time , and retired in a beautiful home in the country . Like her or loathe her , she rewarded hard work like no other ."

Yes, she sold off council houses cheap, so people could sell them off to make huge profits. Those houses are now being rented out at triple the rent would be if the council still owned them, to people who have to claim housing benefit to be able to have a roof over their heads. You didn't work hard for the profit in your house, it was handed to you on a plate.

It was how a family member of mine could buy a house for £24,000, sell it 3 years later for £144,000 and buy a house outright in France.

That house is now one of the hundreds of thousands of now making a profit for landlords instead of housing people who can't afford to buy.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I don't know her name but there was a Jamaican nurse who led the way for hygiene and care for wounded soldiers before Florence Nightingale.... its time she was acknowledged x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979

Only for people with money. The rest saw their jobs vanish, and had the poll tax inflicted on them.

I didn’t have any money in 1981 , but she encouraged me and tens of thousands like me to buy our council houses , and do them up with massive discounts and incentives . Which I did , and by 1985 I had bought and sold my first home . Made good money on that deal , and got my first business . Lived above it for a few years , did well and now , despite two bloody expensive divorces ,I’m happily married for a third time , and retired in a beautiful home in the country . Like her or loathe her , she rewarded hard work like no other .

Well done you. You made lots of money from buying your council house so now there are none left for future generations!!

Would you say the same to the tens of thousands of pensioners who got their homes for next to nothing after paying rent all their lives ?

And do you not think the fact that the population in the UK is now over ten million higher than it was in 1979 may have something to do with the fact that there are not enough houses now ?

Or would you just prefer to blame me for selling mine and making a few quid on it ? "

They were a way of making a quick buck for some people, and they weren't replaced. I think that was one of the words decisions our Government made. She saw it as a way of everyone being able to own a home-which she thought was an important thing at the time. What it did was take hundreds of thousands of council properties away from poor people and gave them to people as a way of earning money. I don't blame you for taking up that opportunity, I considered it myself before I became single, but it wasn't a good move by her, in my opinion.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Norman tebbit on one side.

Lily savage on the other.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I don't know her name but there was a Jamaican nurse who led the way for hygiene and care for wounded soldiers before Florence Nightingale.... its time she was acknowledged x"

Mary Seacole?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I don't know her name but there was a Jamaican nurse who led the way for hygiene and care for wounded soldiers before Florence Nightingale.... its time she was acknowledged x

Mary Seacole?"
yes I Google and she's the lady...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Or would you just prefer to blame me for selling mine and making a few quid on it ? "

Nobody can blame you for making a profit, you would be a fool not to.

But the appearance of prosperity under the Thatcher years was financed by stripping the countries assets, and putting people into personal debt so they couldnt afford to protest.

A lot of the current issues from housing shortage, lack of skilled employees, economy crashes etc. can be directly tied back to that period of apparent prosperity.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Top 3

Tim berners-lee

Steven hawkins

Douglas bader

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester


"Or would you just prefer to blame me for selling mine and making a few quid on it ?

Nobody can blame you for making a profit, you would be a fool not to.

But the appearance of prosperity under the Thatcher years was financed by stripping the countries assets, and putting people into personal debt so they couldnt afford to protest.

A lot of the current issues from housing shortage, lack of skilled employees, economy crashes etc. can be directly tied back to that period of apparent prosperity. "

But before she came into power we were a nation dead on its feet . 3 day week , strikes , massive inflation etc....... so she can’t have been all bad .

House ownership should have created pride amongst the house owners and a reason to work hard . It did for me .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979

Only for people with money. The rest saw their jobs vanish, and had the poll tax inflicted on them.

I didn’t have any money in 1981 , but she encouraged me and tens of thousands like me to buy our council houses , and do them up with massive discounts and incentives . Which I did , and by 1985 I had bought and sold my first home . Made good money on that deal , and got my first business . Lived above it for a few years , did well and now , despite two bloody expensive divorces ,I’m happily married for a third time , and retired in a beautiful home in the country . Like her or loathe her , she rewarded hard work like no other .

Well done you. You made lots of money from buying your council house so now there are none left for future generations!!

Would you say the same to the tens of thousands of pensioners who got their homes for next to nothing after paying rent all their lives ?

And do you not think the fact that the population in the UK is now over ten million higher than it was in 1979 may have something to do with the fact that there are not enough houses now ?

Or would you just prefer to blame me for selling mine and making a few quid on it ?

They were a way of making a quick buck for some people, and they weren't replaced. I think that was one of the words decisions our Government made. She saw it as a way of everyone being able to own a home-which she thought was an important thing at the time. What it did was take hundreds of thousands of council properties away from poor people and gave them to people as a way of earning money. I don't blame you for taking up that opportunity, I considered it myself before I became single, but it wasn't a good move by her, in my opinion. "

So very true!!

I don't think getting a massive discount on purchasing a house just because you paid rent on it is at all fair.

My landlord isn't going to give me a massive discount on the sale price of my house just because I'm paying them rent!

They sold them off at rock bottom prices so they didn't have to maintain them thus saving money. Maggie thatcher, the same as any politician only do what they think will make them popular for the here and now.

Anyone with half a brain cell could see what a shite idea that was.

No I don't blame you personally for taking advantage to make a quick buck. What I do object to is the boasting about it when it was clearly done at the expense of those less fortunate.

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979

Only for people with money. The rest saw their jobs vanish, and had the poll tax inflicted on them.

I didn’t have any money in 1981 , but she encouraged me and tens of thousands like me to buy our council houses , and do them up with massive discounts and incentives . Which I did , and by 1985 I had bought and sold my first home . Made good money on that deal , and got my first business . Lived above it for a few years , did well and now , despite two bloody expensive divorces ,I’m happily married for a third time , and retired in a beautiful home in the country . Like her or loathe her , she rewarded hard work like no other .

Well done you. You made lots of money from buying your council house so now there are none left for future generations!!

Would you say the same to the tens of thousands of pensioners who got their homes for next to nothing after paying rent all their lives ?

And do you not think the fact that the population in the UK is now over ten million higher than it was in 1979 may have something to do with the fact that there are not enough houses now ?

Or would you just prefer to blame me for selling mine and making a few quid on it ?

They were a way of making a quick buck for some people, and they weren't replaced. I think that was one of the words decisions our Government made. She saw it as a way of everyone being able to own a home-which she thought was an important thing at the time. What it did was take hundreds of thousands of council properties away from poor people and gave them to people as a way of earning money. I don't blame you for taking up that opportunity, I considered it myself before I became single, but it wasn't a good move by her, in my opinion.

So very true!!

I don't think getting a massive discount on purchasing a house just because you paid rent on it is at all fair.

My landlord isn't going to give me a massive discount on the sale price of my house just because I'm paying them rent!

They sold them off at rock bottom prices so they didn't have to maintain them thus saving money. Maggie thatcher, the same as any politician only do what they think will make them popular for the here and now.

Anyone with half a brain cell could see what a shite idea that was.

No I don't blame you personally for taking advantage to make a quick buck. What I do object to is the boasting about it when it was clearly done at the expense of those less fortunate. "

At no point did I boast about it .

Nor would I dream of doing so....

I’m merely stating the facts as they were from my perspective .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Barnes Wallace or Guy Gibson

Apres moi, le deluge.

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By *elvet RopeMan
over a year ago

by the big field


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979

Only for people with money. The rest saw their jobs vanish, and had the poll tax inflicted on them.

I didn’t have any money in 1981 , but she encouraged me and tens of thousands like me to buy our council houses , and do them up with massive discounts and incentives . Which I did , and by 1985 I had bought and sold my first home . Made good money on that deal , and got my first business . Lived above it for a few years , did well and now , despite two bloody expensive divorces ,I’m happily married for a third time , and retired in a beautiful home in the country . Like her or loathe her , she rewarded hard work like no other .

Right to buy was a terrible policy, and a leading cause of the dysfunctional housing situation in this country.

Gotta hand it to the Tories though...they know how to chuck people a bung and win votes, even if it does make no economic sense whatsoever"

They also conveniently ‘forget’ how their leaders cosy up to dictators when slagging off the current leader of the opposition

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By *ebjonnsonMan
over a year ago

Maldon

John Terry. As he never won sports personality of the year.

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By *illy_the_tvTV/TS
over a year ago

hoorn, Netherlands

I love how this fun thread almost instantly got turned into a political debate. Do people actually come here for fun or just because they fancy an argument?

I'm with one of the other posters, Stephen hawking could be a good shout

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By *am88Woman
over a year ago

cardiff


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979

Only for people with money. The rest saw their jobs vanish, and had the poll tax inflicted on them.

I didn’t have any money in 1981 , but she encouraged me and tens of thousands like me to buy our council houses , and do them up with massive discounts and incentives . Which I did , and by 1985 I had bought and sold my first home . Made good money on that deal , and got my first business . Lived above it for a few years , did well and now , despite two bloody expensive divorces ,I’m happily married for a third time , and retired in a beautiful home in the country . Like her or loathe her , she rewarded hard work like no other .

Well done you. You made lots of money from buying your council house so now there are none left for future generations!!

Would you say the same to the tens of thousands of pensioners who got their homes for next to nothing after paying rent all their lives ?

And do you not think the fact that the population in the UK is now over ten million higher than it was in 1979 may have something to do with the fact that there are not enough houses now ?

Or would you just prefer to blame me for selling mine and making a few quid on it ?

They were a way of making a quick buck for some people, and they weren't replaced. I think that was one of the words decisions our Government made. She saw it as a way of everyone being able to own a home-which she thought was an important thing at the time. What it did was take hundreds of thousands of council properties away from poor people and gave them to people as a way of earning money. I don't blame you for taking up that opportunity, I considered it myself before I became single, but it wasn't a good move by her, in my opinion. "

The right to buy policy was a good way to encourage people to work hard to become homeowners. Which they otherwise could never have done.

The way in which the policy failed was that all the profit made from that scheme was not ploughed back into tthe coffers to build new housing stock for the next generation of people to benefit from and do the same thing again.

If they'd continued that, you wouldn't have the current situation where young people will never be able to afford their own home.

It's not the fault of the people who got a discount, bought their own property, got out of the welfare housing trap and bettered themselves. The councils should have reinvested the money to build more homes.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Margaret Thatcher "
the reason my parents never saw one

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By *good-being-badMan
over a year ago

mis-types and auto corrects leads cock leeds

Aneuryn bevan. (Apologies if I've spelt his first name wrong) most in this country have many reasons to thank him.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

They shouldn’t bother making new money. More and more is being spent on cards especially with the likes of Apple Pay etc

Cash will be as dead as disco soon

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By *andyMinx_tvTV/TS
over a year ago

Leeds

Boudica

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Boudica "

But do we have a recent photo of her to work from?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I love how this fun thread almost instantly got turned into a political debate. Do people actually come here for fun or just because they fancy an argument?

I'm with one of the other posters, Stephen hawking could be a good shout "

Political debates can be fun

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By *ngelina4uWoman
over a year ago

Camberley/Middleton

Alan Turing would be my choice the man did so much to guarantee our freedom today and was treat so badly by the system after the war the man deserves the accolade.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Aneuryn bevan. (Apologies if I've spelt his first name wrong) most in this country have many reasons to thank him."

That'd be a nice. A tribute to the NHS.

Or we could petition to put Kiser Wihime of Germany on there.

Or Stalin, if you wanted to upset Tories, and those likely to see the note, lol.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" The councils should have reinvested the money to build more homes. "

Only problem with that is under government regulations on budget allocation, Councils were not permitted to release monies gained from sale of housing stock to invest in new builds.

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979

Only for people with money. The rest saw their jobs vanish, and had the poll tax inflicted on them.

I didn’t have any money in 1981 , but she encouraged me and tens of thousands like me to buy our council houses , and do them up with massive discounts and incentives . Which I did , and by 1985 I had bought and sold my first home . Made good money on that deal , and got my first business . Lived above it for a few years , did well and now , despite two bloody expensive divorces ,I’m happily married for a third time , and retired in a beautiful home in the country . Like her or loathe her , she rewarded hard work like no other .

Well done you. You made lots of money from buying your council house so now there are none left for future generations!!

Would you say the same to the tens of thousands of pensioners who got their homes for next to nothing after paying rent all their lives ?

And do you not think the fact that the population in the UK is now over ten million higher than it was in 1979 may have something to do with the fact that there are not enough houses now ?

Or would you just prefer to blame me for selling mine and making a few quid on it ?

They were a way of making a quick buck for some people, and they weren't replaced. I think that was one of the words decisions our Government made. She saw it as a way of everyone being able to own a home-which she thought was an important thing at the time. What it did was take hundreds of thousands of council properties away from poor people and gave them to people as a way of earning money. I don't blame you for taking up that opportunity, I considered it myself before I became single, but it wasn't a good move by her, in my opinion.

The right to buy policy was a good way to encourage people to work hard to become homeowners. Which they otherwise could never have done.

The way in which the policy failed was that all the profit made from that scheme was not ploughed back into tthe coffers to build new housing stock for the next generation of people to benefit from and do the same thing again.

If they'd continued that, you wouldn't have the current situation where young people will never be able to afford their own home.

It's not the fault of the people who got a discount, bought their own property, got out of the welfare housing trap and bettered themselves. The councils should have reinvested the money to build more homes. "

Spot on

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By *r.BlondeMan
over a year ago

Chester/Wirral

Never see them really only place I see them is the casino, and can't really use them at many places. They are quite redundant, still don't wanna see Thatcher's face again though.

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By *orfolkchap2012Man
over a year ago

Near Norwich

Tim Curry as frankfurter now that's what I want to see!

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Why do they have to put a politician/scientist/soldier etc on? Why can't they have someone like John Lennon,David Bowie,Freddie mercury on it? Or even Barry Chuckle Why does the person have to be dead? Sir David Attenborough is still alive put him on it."

Yes, let's celebrate people while they're alive.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Why do they have to put a politician/scientist/soldier etc on? Why can't they have someone like John Lennon,David Bowie,Freddie mercury on it? Or even Barry Chuckle Why does the person have to be dead? Sir David Attenborough is still alive put him on it.

Yes, let's celebrate people while they're alive."

How about one of your pics, Jim?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"John Terry. As he never won sports personality of the year."

And because he's a Villan. UTV

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Why do they have to put a politician/scientist/soldier etc on? Why can't they have someone like John Lennon,David Bowie,Freddie mercury on it? Or even Barry Chuckle Why does the person have to be dead? Sir David Attenborough is still alive put him on it.

Yes, let's celebrate people while they're alive.

How about one of your pics, Jim?"

I'm going to have a quick look to see which one should go on.

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By *est Wales WifeCouple
over a year ago

Near Carmarthen


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979 "

Of course she didn't.

It's too long a subject for here but she fecked British manufacturing industry and the working man - turning the country into one run by Spivs in the city. She then used British lives in a risky throw of the dice in the Falklands war to save her own political skin.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Why do they have to put a politician/scientist/soldier etc on? Why can't they have someone like John Lennon,David Bowie,Freddie mercury on it? Or even Barry Chuckle Why does the person have to be dead? Sir David Attenborough is still alive put him on it.

Yes, let's celebrate people while they're alive.

How about one of your pics, Jim?"

I'd go for my good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening photo, for my services to British late nights.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Are they going to make £20 notes plastic? They don't fold. Bring back paper. "

They are indeed. I like the plastic money. I can tribute Liz, and wipe clean.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"It's a tough call between Trump, Talyor Swift or Mr Bean "

Definitely Taylor Swift.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Why do they have to put a politician/scientist/soldier etc on? Why can't they have someone like John Lennon,David Bowie,Freddie mercury on it? Or even Barry Chuckle Why does the person have to be dead? Sir David Attenborough is still alive put him on it.

Yes, let's celebrate people while they're alive.

How about one of your pics, Jim?

I'd go for my good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening photo, for my services to British late nights."

Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeexcellent

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By *andyMinx_tvTV/TS
over a year ago

Leeds


"Boudica

But do we have a recent photo of her to work from? "

Hmmm. Probably not. But there are portraits of her!

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By *lbert_shlossedMan
over a year ago

Manchester


"Margaret Thatcher

That would be appropriate, as no poor people will ever see one.

True , but she also rescued our economy when it was dead on its arse in 1979

Only for people with money. The rest saw their jobs vanish, and had the poll tax inflicted on them.

I didn’t have any money in 1981 , but she encouraged me and tens of thousands like me to buy our council houses , and do them up with massive discounts and incentives . Which I did , and by 1985 I had bought and sold my first home . Made good money on that deal , and got my first business . Lived above it for a few years , did well and now , despite two bloody expensive divorces ,I’m happily married for a third time , and retired in a beautiful home in the country . Like her or loathe her , she rewarded hard work like no other .

Well done you. You made lots of money from buying your council house so now there are none left for future generations!!

Would you say the same to the tens of thousands of pensioners who got their homes for next to nothing after paying rent all their lives ?

And do you not think the fact that the population in the UK is now over ten million higher than it was in 1979 may have something to do with the fact that there are not enough houses now ?

Or would you just prefer to blame me for selling mine and making a few quid on it ? "
.

Don't listen to the voices of envy, you worked hard and got rewarded, if only there was more of you.

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By *i fem huntersCouple
over a year ago

london

My arse

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By *lbert_shlossedMan
over a year ago

Manchester

I'll vote for _loswingers.

They deserve it after putting up with this bunch on here.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"My arse "

Jim Royle?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I have just asked my 3 year old granddaughter and she said Peppa Pig "

This wins, far more credible than any politician

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By *ensualbicockMan
over a year ago

liverpool wavertree picton clock

Put Barry Chuckle on it , people might give you it back when you say to you , to me

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

My choice is Stephen Hawking or perhaps Margaret Thatcher.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Just a thought, I really don't want Maggie on the £50 note, I have to handle them and think people may be wiping arses spitting and other unmentionable things if her face is on them

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By *ust ClareTV/TS
over a year ago

Settlewick!

It will almost certainly be a woman, someone dead, someone who is more visible to the general public than some who've been selected before.

Victoria Wood?

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By *ungscotsman26Man
over a year ago

Glasgow

Wow this thread escalated into a political argument haha. As a Scot it's a no to Thatcher from me.

Steven Hawking is a great shout.

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By *evil_u_knowMan
over a year ago

city

Just put a fish on it, they are the biggest victims of plastic.

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By *orny PTMan
over a year ago

Peterborough


"I have been contacted by someone that say, they should be on the new next plastic fifty pound note. I wish them luck."

So you met the queen then?

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By *orny PTMan
over a year ago

Peterborough


"I don't know her name but there was a Jamaican nurse who led the way for hygiene and care for wounded soldiers before Florence Nightingale.... its time she was acknowledged x"

She got a mention on Blue Peter to boot.

Mary Jane Seacole OM (née Grant 1805 – 14 May 1881. She was a British-Jamaican business woman and nurse who set up the "British Hotel" , not hospital, behind the lines during the Crimean War.

She described this as "a mess-table and comfortable quarters for sick and convalescent officers", and provided succour for wounded servicemen on the battlefield.

She was posthumously awarded the Jamaican Order of Merit in 1991.

In 2004 she was voted the greatest black Briton.[6]

As for my choices:

Isambard KIngdom Brunel

Sir Joseph William Bazalgette, CB was a 19th-century English civil engineer. As chief engineer of London's Metropolitan Board of Works his major achievement was the creation of a sewer network for central London which was instrumental in relieving the city from cholera epidemics, while beginning the cleansing of the River Thames.

Ada Lovelace and Charles Babbage are both English computer scientists and 19th-century mathematicians.

Barnes Wallace

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By *ce WingerMan
over a year ago

P.O. Box DE1 0NQ


"Why do they have to put a politician/scientist/soldier etc on? Why can't they have someone like John Lennon,David Bowie,Freddie mercury on it? Or even Barry Chuckle Why does the person have to be dead? Sir David Attenborough is still alive put him on it.

Yes, let's celebrate people while they're alive."

How about Frank Bruno or Noel Edmonds then?

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By *rMrsWestMidsCouple
over a year ago

Dudley


"I've never even seen the old £50 note "

They look great in your wallet, cash is king!

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"I've never even seen the old £50 note

They look great in your wallet, cash is king!"

Is it really , I think it's only king for criminals

For honest people bank transfer is king xxx

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By *rMrsWestMidsCouple
over a year ago

Dudley


"I've never even seen the old £50 note

They look great in your wallet, cash is king!

Is it really , I think it's only king for criminals

For honest people bank transfer is king xxx "

You sound jealous have you never had one!

Plenty of stories about people getting ripped off with bank transfers! xx

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By *oxerinboxersMan
over a year ago

mk

Sir Henry Cooper a pioneer of big boxing in the UK and still the only boxer to become a sir.

And Muhammad Ali has said he hit him harder than anyone ever

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By *mp411Man
over a year ago

chester

I’d like to see the fab logo

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"I've never even seen the old £50 note

They look great in your wallet, cash is king!

Is it really , I think it's only king for criminals

For honest people bank transfer is king xxx

You sound jealous have you never had one!

Plenty of stories about people getting ripped off with bank transfers! xx "

Seriously is that your petty retort lol

Maybe I have little experience with a business and how much we are charged to bank cash ? Maybe no one legitimate gets ripped off by genuine bank transfer to a legitimate business who , a pays tax on that money but b incurs no charges on that method of payment

And have you never heard of someone having their cash stolen ?

I suggest you refer to the word mugging , in the oed xxx

Guess how we have to take cash to the bank

In person

The risk is high , we have to pay more insurance the more cash we declare we hold or take !

Bank transfer done correctly is exceptionally safe . A con man can take money any which way if they have gained your confidence , cash is equally vulnerable and less traceable

Perhaps you should have thought more before you try to belittle someone you know zero about xxx

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By *orny PTMan
over a year ago

Peterborough

Will anybody accept it, or will it get refused like all the previous 50 pound notes and non English Sterling notes?

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By *rMrsWestMidsCouple
over a year ago

Dudley


"I've never even seen the old £50 note

They look great in your wallet, cash is king!

Is it really , I think it's only king for criminals

For honest people bank transfer is king xxx

You sound jealous have you never had one!

Plenty of stories about people getting ripped off with bank transfers! xx

Seriously is that your petty retort lol

Maybe I have little experience with a business and how much we are charged to bank cash ? Maybe no one legitimate gets ripped off by genuine bank transfer to a legitimate business who , a pays tax on that money but b incurs no charges on that method of payment

And have you never heard of someone having their cash stolen ?

I suggest you refer to the word mugging , in the oed xxx

Guess how we have to take cash to the bank

In person

The risk is high , we have to pay more insurance the more cash we declare we hold or take !

Bank transfer done correctly is exceptionally safe . A con man can take money any which way if they have gained your confidence , cash is equally vulnerable and less traceable

Perhaps you should have thought more before you try to belittle someone you know zero about xxx"

You were the one who inferred that people who use cash are criminals, plenty of people still prefer to use cash particularly the elderly. Are they criminals too!?

I know as much about you as you do about me, precisely nothing but you were quick to make a judgement about me!

As I said there are plenty of stories about people getting ripped off by bank transfers, they ate not 100% safe!xx

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"Will anybody accept it, or will it get refused like all the previous 50 pound notes and non English Sterling notes?"

What I find bizarre is

30 years ago it had mythical status yet 20 s were norm

Due to inflation seriously the 50 is only worth what the 50 was then (think of a night out? )

Yet mythdom for the fifty still exists

In Euro land 50s are common and not so mythical and we are near parity with their currency

Many in the UK have no perspective

I think hawking or Turing or both x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

How about Ronnie Biggs?

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"I've never even seen the old £50 note

They look great in your wallet, cash is king!

Is it really , I think it's only king for criminals

For honest people bank transfer is king xxx

You sound jealous have you never had one!

Plenty of stories about people getting ripped off with bank transfers! xx

Seriously is that your petty retort lol

Maybe I have little experience with a business and how much we are charged to bank cash ? Maybe no one legitimate gets ripped off by genuine bank transfer to a legitimate business who , a pays tax on that money but b incurs no charges on that method of payment

And have you never heard of someone having their cash stolen ?

I suggest you refer to the word mugging , in the oed xxx

Guess how we have to take cash to the bank

In person

The risk is high , we have to pay more insurance the more cash we declare we hold or take !

Bank transfer done correctly is exceptionally safe . A con man can take money any which way if they have gained your confidence , cash is equally vulnerable and less traceable

Perhaps you should have thought more before you try to belittle someone you know zero about xxx

You were the one who inferred that people who use cash are criminals, plenty of people still prefer to use cash particularly the elderly. Are they criminals too!?

I know as much about you as you do about me, precisely nothing but you were quick to make a judgement about me!

As I said there are plenty of stories about people getting ripped off by bank transfers, they ate not 100% safe!xx "

And indeed my response was to the idea cash being king

If you had not been personal, but replied

Ah ok cash is not king but many older people feel more comfortable using it and they are not all criminals

My response would have been one of agreement !

It is very .important that cash remains a payment method for the foreseeable future and certainly has it's time place and merits

You said it was king

I know it isn't

And many people including older ones think you may make a reduction in price if they offer cash as you may evade tax

That makes them complicit in crime xxx

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By *rMrsWestMidsCouple
over a year ago

Dudley


"I've never even seen the old £50 note

They look great in your wallet, cash is king!

Is it really , I think it's only king for criminals

For honest people bank transfer is king xxx

You sound jealous have you never had one!

Plenty of stories about people getting ripped off with bank transfers! xx

Seriously is that your petty retort lol

Maybe I have little experience with a business and how much we are charged to bank cash ? Maybe no one legitimate gets ripped off by genuine bank transfer to a legitimate business who , a pays tax on that money but b incurs no charges on that method of payment

And have you never heard of someone having their cash stolen ?

I suggest you refer to the word mugging , in the oed xxx

Guess how we have to take cash to the bank

In person

The risk is high , we have to pay more insurance the more cash we declare we hold or take !

Bank transfer done correctly is exceptionally safe . A con man can take money any which way if they have gained your confidence , cash is equally vulnerable and less traceable

Perhaps you should have thought more before you try to belittle someone you know zero about xxx

You were the one who inferred that people who use cash are criminals, plenty of people still prefer to use cash particularly the elderly. Are they criminals too!?

I know as much about you as you do about me, precisely nothing but you were quick to make a judgement about me!

As I said there are plenty of stories about people getting ripped off by bank transfers, they ate not 100% safe!xx

And indeed my response was to the idea cash being king

If you had not been personal, but replied

Ah ok cash is not king but many older people feel more comfortable using it and they are not all criminals

My response would have been one of agreement !

It is very .important that cash remains a payment method for the foreseeable future and certainly has it's time place and merits

You said it was king

I know it isn't

And many people including older ones think you may make a reduction in price if they offer cash as you may evade tax

That makes them complicit in crime xxx"

More judgements,keep saving your pocket money and you maybe able to have a £50 note one day! Definitely jealous!xx

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"I've never even seen the old £50 note

They look great in your wallet, cash is king!

Is it really , I think it's only king for criminals

For honest people bank transfer is king xxx

You sound jealous have you never had one!

Plenty of stories about people getting ripped off with bank transfers! xx

Seriously is that your petty retort lol

Maybe I have little experience with a business and how much we are charged to bank cash ? Maybe no one legitimate gets ripped off by genuine bank transfer to a legitimate business who , a pays tax on that money but b incurs no charges on that method of payment

And have you never heard of someone having their cash stolen ?

I suggest you refer to the word mugging , in the oed xxx

Guess how we have to take cash to the bank

In person

The risk is high , we have to pay more insurance the more cash we declare we hold or take !

Bank transfer done correctly is exceptionally safe . A con man can take money any which way if they have gained your confidence , cash is equally vulnerable and less traceable

Perhaps you should have thought more before you try to belittle someone you know zero about xxx

You were the one who inferred that people who use cash are criminals, plenty of people still prefer to use cash particularly the elderly. Are they criminals too!?

I know as much about you as you do about me, precisely nothing but you were quick to make a judgement about me!

As I said there are plenty of stories about people getting ripped off by bank transfers, they ate not 100% safe!xx

And indeed my response was to the idea cash being king

If you had not been personal, but replied

Ah ok cash is not king but many older people feel more comfortable using it and they are not all criminals

My response would have been one of agreement !

It is very .important that cash remains a payment method for the foreseeable future and certainly has it's time place and merits

You said it was king

I know it isn't

And many people including older ones think you may make a reduction in price if they offer cash as you may evade tax

That makes them complicit in crime xxx

More judgements,keep saving your pocket money and you maybe able to have a £50 note one day! Definitely jealous!xx "

Where was the judgment , I gave you an opportunity not to dig further

Please show me my judgment ?

Was it many people think as I can give evidence lol 3 people today on goods over 500

But please explain your nonsense I have time to tolerate you for the moment xxx

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over a year ago


"There will be a shiny new plastic £50 note in 2020. Doesn't 2020 sound futuristic, to be fair it in the future. Anyway, who would you like to see adorn the new next fifty quid note? Who is your 2020 vision? I know who'd I'd like to see."

Without checking I assume you're quite young, it's all too bloody close for my liking. I can still remember in junior school wondering about the year 2000 and thinking it'll never come around!

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By *rMrsWestMidsCouple
over a year ago

Dudley


"I've never even seen the old £50 note

They look great in your wallet, cash is king!

Is it really , I think it's only king for criminals

For honest people bank transfer is king xxx

You sound jealous have you never had one!

Plenty of stories about people getting ripped off with bank transfers! xx

Seriously is that your petty retort lol

Maybe I have little experience with a business and how much we are charged to bank cash ? Maybe no one legitimate gets ripped off by genuine bank transfer to a legitimate business who , a pays tax on that money but b incurs no charges on that method of payment

And have you never heard of someone having their cash stolen ?

I suggest you refer to the word mugging , in the oed xxx

Guess how we have to take cash to the bank

In person

The risk is high , we have to pay more insurance the more cash we declare we hold or take !

Bank transfer done correctly is exceptionally safe . A con man can take money any which way if they have gained your confidence , cash is equally vulnerable and less traceable

Perhaps you should have thought more before you try to belittle someone you know zero about xxx

You were the one who inferred that people who use cash are criminals, plenty of people still prefer to use cash particularly the elderly. Are they criminals too!?

I know as much about you as you do about me, precisely nothing but you were quick to make a judgement about me!

As I said there are plenty of stories about people getting ripped off by bank transfers, they ate not 100% safe!xx

And indeed my response was to the idea cash being king

If you had not been personal, but replied

Ah ok cash is not king but many older people feel more comfortable using it and they are not all criminals

My response would have been one of agreement !

It is very .important that cash remains a payment method for the foreseeable future and certainly has it's time place and merits

You said it was king

I know it isn't

And many people including older ones think you may make a reduction in price if they offer cash as you may evade tax

That makes them complicit in crime xxx

More judgements,keep saving your pocket money and you maybe able to have a £50 note one day! Definitely jealous!xx

Where was the judgment , I gave you an opportunity not to dig further

Please show me my judgment ?

Was it many people think as I can give evidence lol 3 people today on goods over 500

But please explain your nonsense I have time to tolerate you for the moment xxx"

Fortunately I haven't got time for a pompous prig so you will have to tolerate your own company unfortunately for you!xx

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"I've never even seen the old £50 note

They look great in your wallet, cash is king!

Is it really , I think it's only king for criminals

For honest people bank transfer is king xxx

You sound jealous have you never had one!

Plenty of stories about people getting ripped off with bank transfers! xx

Seriously is that your petty retort lol

Maybe I have little experience with a business and how much we are charged to bank cash ? Maybe no one legitimate gets ripped off by genuine bank transfer to a legitimate business who , a pays tax on that money but b incurs no charges on that method of payment

And have you never heard of someone having their cash stolen ?

I suggest you refer to the word mugging , in the oed xxx

Guess how we have to take cash to the bank

In person

The risk is high , we have to pay more insurance the more cash we declare we hold or take !

Bank transfer done correctly is exceptionally safe . A con man can take money any which way if they have gained your confidence , cash is equally vulnerable and less traceable

Perhaps you should have thought more before you try to belittle someone you know zero about xxx

You were the one who inferred that people who use cash are criminals, plenty of people still prefer to use cash particularly the elderly. Are they criminals too!?

I know as much about you as you do about me, precisely nothing but you were quick to make a judgement about me!

As I said there are plenty of stories about people getting ripped off by bank transfers, they ate not 100% safe!xx

And indeed my response was to the idea cash being king

If you had not been personal, but replied

Ah ok cash is not king but many older people feel more comfortable using it and they are not all criminals

My response would have been one of agreement !

It is very .important that cash remains a payment method for the foreseeable future and certainly has it's time place and merits

You said it was king

I know it isn't

And many people including older ones think you may make a reduction in price if they offer cash as you may evade tax

That makes them complicit in crime xxx

More judgements,keep saving your pocket money and you maybe able to have a £50 note one day! Definitely jealous!xx

Where was the judgment , I gave you an opportunity not to dig further

Please show me my judgment ?

Was it many people think as I can give evidence lol 3 people today on goods over 500

But please explain your nonsense I have time to tolerate you for the moment xxx

Fortunately I haven't got time for a pompous prig so you will have to tolerate your own company unfortunately for you!xx "

How do you live with yourself hehe

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By *rMrsWestMidsCouple
over a year ago

Dudley


"I've never even seen the old £50 note

They look great in your wallet, cash is king!

Is it really , I think it's only king for criminals

For honest people bank transfer is king xxx

You sound jealous have you never had one!

Plenty of stories about people getting ripped off with bank transfers! xx

Seriously is that your petty retort lol

Maybe I have little experience with a business and how much we are charged to bank cash ? Maybe no one legitimate gets ripped off by genuine bank transfer to a legitimate business who , a pays tax on that money but b incurs no charges on that method of payment

And have you never heard of someone having their cash stolen ?

I suggest you refer to the word mugging , in the oed xxx

Guess how we have to take cash to the bank

In person

The risk is high , we have to pay more insurance the more cash we declare we hold or take !

Bank transfer done correctly is exceptionally safe . A con man can take money any which way if they have gained your confidence , cash is equally vulnerable and less traceable

Perhaps you should have thought more before you try to belittle someone you know zero about xxx

You were the one who inferred that people who use cash are criminals, plenty of people still prefer to use cash particularly the elderly. Are they criminals too!?

I know as much about you as you do about me, precisely nothing but you were quick to make a judgement about me!

As I said there are plenty of stories about people getting ripped off by bank transfers, they ate not 100% safe!xx

And indeed my response was to the idea cash being king

If you had not been personal, but replied

Ah ok cash is not king but many older people feel more comfortable using it and they are not all criminals

My response would have been one of agreement !

It is very .important that cash remains a payment method for the foreseeable future and certainly has it's time place and merits

You said it was king

I know it isn't

And many people including older ones think you may make a reduction in price if they offer cash as you may evade tax

That makes them complicit in crime xxx

More judgements,keep saving your pocket money and you maybe able to have a £50 note one day! Definitely jealous!xx

Where was the judgment , I gave you an opportunity not to dig further

Please show me my judgment ?

Was it many people think as I can give evidence lol 3 people today on goods over 500

But please explain your nonsense I have time to tolerate you for the moment xxx

Fortunately I haven't got time for a pompous prig so you will have to tolerate your own company unfortunately for you!xx

How do you live with yourself hehe"

Cash is definitely king, unless you haven't got any! Lol

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"I've never even seen the old £50 note

They look great in your wallet, cash is king!

Is it really , I think it's only king for criminals

For honest people bank transfer is king xxx

You sound jealous have you never had one!

Plenty of stories about people getting ripped off with bank transfers! xx

Seriously is that your petty retort lol

Maybe I have little experience with a business and how much we are charged to bank cash ? Maybe no one legitimate gets ripped off by genuine bank transfer to a legitimate business who , a pays tax on that money but b incurs no charges on that method of payment

And have you never heard of someone having their cash stolen ?

I suggest you refer to the word mugging , in the oed xxx

Guess how we have to take cash to the bank

In person

The risk is high , we have to pay more insurance the more cash we declare we hold or take !

Bank transfer done correctly is exceptionally safe . A con man can take money any which way if they have gained your confidence , cash is equally vulnerable and less traceable

Perhaps you should have thought more before you try to belittle someone you know zero about xxx

You were the one who inferred that people who use cash are criminals, plenty of people still prefer to use cash particularly the elderly. Are they criminals too!?

I know as much about you as you do about me, precisely nothing but you were quick to make a judgement about me!

As I said there are plenty of stories about people getting ripped off by bank transfers, they ate not 100% safe!xx

And indeed my response was to the idea cash being king

If you had not been personal, but replied

Ah ok cash is not king but many older people feel more comfortable using it and they are not all criminals

My response would have been one of agreement !

It is very .important that cash remains a payment method for the foreseeable future and certainly has it's time place and merits

You said it was king

I know it isn't

And many people including older ones think you may make a reduction in price if they offer cash as you may evade tax

That makes them complicit in crime xxx

More judgements,keep saving your pocket money and you maybe able to have a £50 note one day! Definitely jealous!xx

Where was the judgment , I gave you an opportunity not to dig further

Please show me my judgment ?

Was it many people think as I can give evidence lol 3 people today on goods over 500

But please explain your nonsense I have time to tolerate you for the moment xxx

Fortunately I haven't got time for a pompous prig so you will have to tolerate your own company unfortunately for you!xx

How do you live with yourself hehe

Cash is definitely king, unless you haven't got any! Lol "

Ok let's say there are many who don't have any

Are you suggesting they are less important as members of our society ?

As I'm destitute does that make you a better person than i ?

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By *rMrsWestMidsCouple
over a year ago

Dudley


"I've never even seen the old £50 note

They look great in your wallet, cash is king!

Is it really , I think it's only king for criminals

For honest people bank transfer is king xxx

You sound jealous have you never had one!

Plenty of stories about people getting ripped off with bank transfers! xx

Seriously is that your petty retort lol

Maybe I have little experience with a business and how much we are charged to bank cash ? Maybe no one legitimate gets ripped off by genuine bank transfer to a legitimate business who , a pays tax on that money but b incurs no charges on that method of payment

And have you never heard of someone having their cash stolen ?

I suggest you refer to the word mugging , in the oed xxx

Guess how we have to take cash to the bank

In person

The risk is high , we have to pay more insurance the more cash we declare we hold or take !

Bank transfer done correctly is exceptionally safe . A con man can take money any which way if they have gained your confidence , cash is equally vulnerable and less traceable

Perhaps you should have thought more before you try to belittle someone you know zero about xxx

You were the one who inferred that people who use cash are criminals, plenty of people still prefer to use cash particularly the elderly. Are they criminals too!?

I know as much about you as you do about me, precisely nothing but you were quick to make a judgement about me!

As I said there are plenty of stories about people getting ripped off by bank transfers, they ate not 100% safe!xx

And indeed my response was to the idea cash being king

If you had not been personal, but replied

Ah ok cash is not king but many older people feel more comfortable using it and they are not all criminals

My response would have been one of agreement !

It is very .important that cash remains a payment method for the foreseeable future and certainly has it's time place and merits

You said it was king

I know it isn't

And many people including older ones think you may make a reduction in price if they offer cash as you may evade tax

That makes them complicit in crime xxx

More judgements,keep saving your pocket money and you maybe able to have a £50 note one day! Definitely jealous!xx

Where was the judgment , I gave you an opportunity not to dig further

Please show me my judgment ?

Was it many people think as I can give evidence lol 3 people today on goods over 500

But please explain your nonsense I have time to tolerate you for the moment xxx

Fortunately I haven't got time for a pompous prig so you will have to tolerate your own company unfortunately for you!xx

How do you live with yourself hehe

Cash is definitely king, unless you haven't got any! Lol

Ok let's say there are many who don't have any

Are you suggesting they are less important as members of our society ?

As I'm destitute does that make you a better person than i ?"

"Cash is king" it's just a saying, perhaps you have never had a big wad of cash in your pocket so you don't know how good it makes you feel, just like a king!

Just keep hoping and one day you might know!Lol.

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"I've never even seen the old £50 note

They look great in your wallet, cash is king!

Is it really , I think it's only king for criminals

For honest people bank transfer is king xxx

You sound jealous have you never had one!

Plenty of stories about people getting ripped off with bank transfers! xx

Seriously is that your petty retort lol

Maybe I have little experience with a business and how much we are charged to bank cash ? Maybe no one legitimate gets ripped off by genuine bank transfer to a legitimate business who , a pays tax on that money but b incurs no charges on that method of payment

And have you never heard of someone having their cash stolen ?

I suggest you refer to the word mugging , in the oed xxx

Guess how we have to take cash to the bank

In person

The risk is high , we have to pay more insurance the more cash we declare we hold or take !

Bank transfer done correctly is exceptionally safe . A con man can take money any which way if they have gained your confidence , cash is equally vulnerable and less traceable

Perhaps you should have thought more before you try to belittle someone you know zero about xxx

You were the one who inferred that people who use cash are criminals, plenty of people still prefer to use cash particularly the elderly. Are they criminals too!?

I know as much about you as you do about me, precisely nothing but you were quick to make a judgement about me!

As I said there are plenty of stories about people getting ripped off by bank transfers, they ate not 100% safe!xx

And indeed my response was to the idea cash being king

If you had not been personal, but replied

Ah ok cash is not king but many older people feel more comfortable using it and they are not all criminals

My response would have been one of agreement !

It is very .important that cash remains a payment method for the foreseeable future and certainly has it's time place and merits

You said it was king

I know it isn't

And many people including older ones think you may make a reduction in price if they offer cash as you may evade tax

That makes them complicit in crime xxx

More judgements,keep saving your pocket money and you maybe able to have a £50 note one day! Definitely jealous!xx

Where was the judgment , I gave you an opportunity not to dig further

Please show me my judgment ?

Was it many people think as I can give evidence lol 3 people today on goods over 500

But please explain your nonsense I have time to tolerate you for the moment xxx

Fortunately I haven't got time for a pompous prig so you will have to tolerate your own company unfortunately for you!xx

How do you live with yourself hehe

Cash is definitely king, unless you haven't got any! Lol

Ok let's say there are many who don't have any

Are you suggesting they are less important as members of our society ?

As I'm destitute does that make you a better person than i ?

"Cash is king" it's just a saying, perhaps you have never had a big wad of cash in your pocket so you don't know how good it makes you feel, just like a king!

Just keep hoping and one day you might know!Lol. "

Nope not ever are you gloating your superior?

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"I've never even seen the old £50 note

They look great in your wallet, cash is king!

Is it really , I think it's only king for criminals

For honest people bank transfer is king xxx

You sound jealous have you never had one!

Plenty of stories about people getting ripped off with bank transfers! xx

Seriously is that your petty retort lol

Maybe I have little experience with a business and how much we are charged to bank cash ? Maybe no one legitimate gets ripped off by genuine bank transfer to a legitimate business who , a pays tax on that money but b incurs no charges on that method of payment

And have you never heard of someone having their cash stolen ?

I suggest you refer to the word mugging , in the oed xxx

Guess how we have to take cash to the bank

In person

The risk is high , we have to pay more insurance the more cash we declare we hold or take !

Bank transfer done correctly is exceptionally safe . A con man can take money any which way if they have gained your confidence , cash is equally vulnerable and less traceable

Perhaps you should have thought more before you try to belittle someone you know zero about xxx

You were the one who inferred that people who use cash are criminals, plenty of people still prefer to use cash particularly the elderly. Are they criminals too!?

I know as much about you as you do about me, precisely nothing but you were quick to make a judgement about me!

As I said there are plenty of stories about people getting ripped off by bank transfers, they ate not 100% safe!xx

And indeed my response was to the idea cash being king

If you had not been personal, but replied

Ah ok cash is not king but many older people feel more comfortable using it and they are not all criminals

My response would have been one of agreement !

It is very .important that cash remains a payment method for the foreseeable future and certainly has it's time place and merits

You said it was king

I know it isn't

And many people including older ones think you may make a reduction in price if they offer cash as you may evade tax

That makes them complicit in crime xxx

More judgements,keep saving your pocket money and you maybe able to have a £50 note one day! Definitely jealous!xx

Where was the judgment , I gave you an opportunity not to dig further

Please show me my judgment ?

Was it many people think as I can give evidence lol 3 people today on goods over 500

But please explain your nonsense I have time to tolerate you for the moment xxx

Fortunately I haven't got time for a pompous prig so you will have to tolerate your own company unfortunately for you!xx

How do you live with yourself hehe

Cash is definitely king, unless you haven't got any! Lol

Ok let's say there are many who don't have any

Are you suggesting they are less important as members of our society ?

As I'm destitute does that make you a better person than i ?

"Cash is king" it's just a saying, perhaps you have never had a big wad of cash in your pocket so you don't know how good it makes you feel, just like a king!

Just keep hoping and one day you might know!Lol. "

Nope not ever are you gloating youre superior?

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By *rMrsWestMidsCouple
over a year ago

Dudley


"I've never even seen the old £50 note

They look great in your wallet, cash is king!

Is it really , I think it's only king for criminals

For honest people bank transfer is king xxx

You sound jealous have you never had one!

Plenty of stories about people getting ripped off with bank transfers! xx

Seriously is that your petty retort lol

Maybe I have little experience with a business and how much we are charged to bank cash ? Maybe no one legitimate gets ripped off by genuine bank transfer to a legitimate business who , a pays tax on that money but b incurs no charges on that method of payment

And have you never heard of someone having their cash stolen ?

I suggest you refer to the word mugging , in the oed xxx

Guess how we have to take cash to the bank

In person

The risk is high , we have to pay more insurance the more cash we declare we hold or take !

Bank transfer done correctly is exceptionally safe . A con man can take money any which way if they have gained your confidence , cash is equally vulnerable and less traceable

Perhaps you should have thought more before you try to belittle someone you know zero about xxx

You were the one who inferred that people who use cash are criminals, plenty of people still prefer to use cash particularly the elderly. Are they criminals too!?

I know as much about you as you do about me, precisely nothing but you were quick to make a judgement about me!

As I said there are plenty of stories about people getting ripped off by bank transfers, they ate not 100% safe!xx

And indeed my response was to the idea cash being king

If you had not been personal, but replied

Ah ok cash is not king but many older people feel more comfortable using it and they are not all criminals

My response would have been one of agreement !

It is very .important that cash remains a payment method for the foreseeable future and certainly has it's time place and merits

You said it was king

I know it isn't

And many people including older ones think you may make a reduction in price if they offer cash as you may evade tax

That makes them complicit in crime xxx

More judgements,keep saving your pocket money and you maybe able to have a £50 note one day! Definitely jealous!xx

Where was the judgment , I gave you an opportunity not to dig further

Please show me my judgment ?

Was it many people think as I can give evidence lol 3 people today on goods over 500

But please explain your nonsense I have time to tolerate you for the moment xxx

Fortunately I haven't got time for a pompous prig so you will have to tolerate your own company unfortunately for you!xx

How do you live with yourself hehe

Cash is definitely king, unless you haven't got any! Lol

Ok let's say there are many who don't have any

Are you suggesting they are less important as members of our society ?

As I'm destitute does that make you a better person than i ?

"Cash is king" it's just a saying, perhaps you have never had a big wad of cash in your pocket so you don't know how good it makes you feel, just like a king!

Just keep hoping and one day you might know!Lol.

Nope not ever are you gloating youre superior? "

You are the one who thinks they are superior,because I prefer cash in your eyes I must be a criminal and all my customers must be involved in crime too!As I said a pompous prig.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It will almost certainly be a woman, someone dead, someone who is more visible to the general public than some who've been selected before.

Victoria Wood?"

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"There will be a shiny new plastic £50 note in 2020. Doesn't 2020 sound futuristic, to be fair it in the future. Anyway, who would you like to see adorn the new next fifty quid note? Who is your 2020 vision? I know who'd I'd like to see.

Without checking I assume you're quite young, it's all too bloody close for my liking. I can still remember in junior school wondering about the year 2000 and thinking it'll never come around! "

Erm, yes, I'm young.

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By *rivateparts!Man
over a year ago

Walking down the only road I've ever known!


"There will be a shiny new plastic £50 note in 2020. Doesn't 2020 sound futuristic, to be fair it in the future. Anyway, who would you like to see adorn the new next fifty quid note? Who is your 2020 vision? I know who'd I'd like to see.

Without checking I assume you're quite young, it's all too bloody close for my liking. I can still remember in junior school wondering about the year 2000 and thinking it'll never come around!

Erm, yes, I'm young."

Yeah right

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"How about Ronnie Biggs?

"

That man could certainly persevere.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"There will be a shiny new plastic £50 note in 2020. Doesn't 2020 sound futuristic, to be fair it in the future. Anyway, who would you like to see adorn the new next fifty quid note? Who is your 2020 vision? I know who'd I'd like to see.

Without checking I assume you're quite young, it's all too bloody close for my liking. I can still remember in junior school wondering about the year 2000 and thinking it'll never come around!

Erm, yes, I'm young.

Yeah right "

Oi!

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I have been contacted by someone that say, they should be on the new next plastic fifty pound note. I wish them luck.

So you met the queen then?"

Still waiting for a veri.

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By *rivateparts!Man
over a year ago

Walking down the only road I've ever known!


"There will be a shiny new plastic £50 note in 2020. Doesn't 2020 sound futuristic, to be fair it in the future. Anyway, who would you like to see adorn the new next fifty quid note? Who is your 2020 vision? I know who'd I'd like to see.

Without checking I assume you're quite young, it's all too bloody close for my liking. I can still remember in junior school wondering about the year 2000 and thinking it'll never come around!

Erm, yes, I'm young.

Yeah right

Oi!"

Wot!

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By *m A FuckerMan
over a year ago

kingswood,surrey/leysdown kent

know they come arrive in 2020 anyone know when the old ones expire?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"There will be a shiny new plastic £50 note in 2020. Doesn't 2020 sound futuristic, to be fair it in the future. Anyway, who would you like to see adorn the new next fifty quid note? Who is your 2020 vision? I know who'd I'd like to see.

Without checking I assume you're quite young, it's all too bloody close for my liking. I can still remember in junior school wondering about the year 2000 and thinking it'll never come around!

Erm, yes, I'm young.

Yeah right

Oi!

Wot!"

Nothing.

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