The last time I was in London I happened to have a Norn Iron fiver in my pocket and I was trying to buy a cup of coffee with it - no way would anyone take it. "Sorry, we only take Sterling here". I can't imagine trying to pawn off one of these as legal tender.Betty Swollocks said:I must admit I had no notion of buying one till a friend informed me of the investment potential... inflated internet sales etc.
At lunchtime today, the day of release, Ulster bank Antrim was completely out of them when I tried them.
Hope it is worth something to you.
TUNED IN said:Pipehose this is the fourth time you've tried to sell stuff without sponsoring if you do it again your membership will be suspended
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The man is a legend,Many people want them for the right reasons!NOT as a money making scam!fecking twatDroopy Dick said:Without my specs I read that as George Best liver
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and wondered who on earth would want that.
streaky said:The man is a legend,Many people want them for the right reasons!NOT as a money making scam!fecking twat
They also named the airport after him!wonder why? you dickheadViscount Derbyshire said:Fahkin'ell. Now know the world is going to pot. I thought it was bad enough giving the drunken waster scumbag a "state" funeral, now he's on the currency selling at more than face value - good luck to you.
Maybe we could get one over here with Pete Docherty on it, made from firmer, thicker paper, making them better for rolling up and snorting the coke.
Mine in the right place,Your talking through yours,Droopy Dick said:Hey, arsehole, if you want George Best's liver, fair play to you.
But it won't do you any good.
Mr Pastry said:No George Best items, but I have a few ordinary fivers - yours for twenty quid each!
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OK then, buy an ordinary fiver off me for twenty quid and I'll buy you a year's sponsorship!Pipehose said:YOUR NOT ALLOWED TO SELL ON HER ESPICALLY IF YOUR NOT A SPONSORED MEMBER