Peckris Posted January 11, 2011 Posted January 11, 2011 What a twat....Correction - TOTTENHAM twat Quote
Peter Posted January 12, 2011 Posted January 12, 2011 What a twat....Correction - TOTTENHAM twat NO I got it right first time a RICH twat.He deserves a medal for curling one into that box for the fourth time Quote
£400 for a Penny ? Posted January 12, 2011 Posted January 12, 2011 NO I got it right first time a RICH twat.He deserves a medal for curling one into that box for the fourth time I wouldn't mind a go on posh - it would have to be on the understanding that she kept her mouth shut though.... Quote
Red Riley Posted January 12, 2011 Posted January 12, 2011 I wouldn't mind a go on posh - it would have to be on the understanding that she kept her mouth shut though....Sour faced old rat bag. No not you 400! Quote
Peter Posted January 12, 2011 Posted January 12, 2011 NO I got it right first time a RICH twat.He deserves a medal for curling one into that box for the fourth time I wouldn't mind a go on posh - it would have to be on the understanding that she kept her mouth shut though....coin collectors are the best lovers as I have told Mrs Peter after spending £400 on a farthing....ummp posh wouldn't be on the radar. Quote
azda Posted January 12, 2011 Posted January 12, 2011 NO I got it right first time a RICH twat.He deserves a medal for curling one into that box for the fourth time I wouldn't mind a go on posh - it would have to be on the understanding that she kept her mouth shut though....coin collectors are the best lovers as I have told Mrs Peter after spending £400 on a farthing....ummp posh wouldn't be on the radar.Correction, Scottish coin collectors are Quote
Peter Posted January 12, 2011 Posted January 12, 2011 NO I got it right first time a RICH twat.He deserves a medal for curling one into that box for the fourth time I wouldn't mind a go on posh - it would have to be on the understanding that she kept her mouth shut though....coin collectors are the best lovers as I have told Mrs Peter after spending £400 on a farthing....ummp posh wouldn't be on the radar.Correction, Scottish coin collectors are The only ones I have met wear skirts and have gay attitude.I did meet a lovely Scottish lass though. Quote
Peter Posted January 12, 2011 Posted January 12, 2011 NO I got it right first time a RICH twat.He deserves a medal for curling one into that box for the fourth time I wouldn't mind a go on posh - it would have to be on the understanding that she kept her mouth shut though....coin collectors are the best lovers as I have told Mrs Peter after spending £400 on a farthing....ummp posh wouldn't be on the radar.Correction, Scottish coin collectors are The only ones I have met wear skirts and have gay attitude.I did meet a lovely Scottish lass though.Anna from Kenmore and she had the full English Quote
azda Posted January 12, 2011 Posted January 12, 2011 NO I got it right first time a RICH twat.He deserves a medal for curling one into that box for the fourth time I wouldn't mind a go on posh - it would have to be on the understanding that she kept her mouth shut though....coin collectors are the best lovers as I have told Mrs Peter after spending £400 on a farthing....ummp posh wouldn't be on the radar.Correction, Scottish coin collectors are The only ones I have met wear skirts and have gay attitude.I did meet a lovely Scottish lass though.Anna from Kenmore and she had the full English Ahhh Kenmore, great part of Scotland, where all the men wear skirts, not like you English puffs eh, we have balls at least Quote
Peter Posted January 12, 2011 Posted January 12, 2011 I'm warming up to you but not in manly state...my forays into Jockland have been good...we toured Ayr and the West coast and I can't remember a bloody thing....the Indian restuarant with a full Indian Jock threw me We also went skinney dipping and the pictures were underexposed Quote
azda Posted January 12, 2011 Posted January 12, 2011 I'm warming up to you but not in manly state...my forays into Jockland have been good...we toured Ayr and the West coast and I can't remember a bloody thing....the Indian restuarant with a full Indian Jock threw me We also went skinney dipping and the pictures were underexposedIts better around the Perthshire area, Pitlochry, Tummel Valley (my brother has a static caravan there)Kenmore where i went camping as a kid and remember going for a swim in the River at 6am, it was so calm and great weather we loved it as kids, getting a little commercial now, but still have fond memories of Kenmore and i go back whenever i use my brothers van as it's only about 10-15 miles from Tummel along the wwinding roads. Then there's Blair Atholl, my great uncle worked there and the Duke of Atholl is the only other person in the UK with his own private army other than the Queen Quote
Gary D Posted January 12, 2011 Posted January 12, 2011 I'm warming up to you but not in manly state...my forays into Jockland have been good...we toured Ayr and the West coast and I can't remember a bloody thing....the Indian restuarant with a full Indian Jock threw me We also went skinney dipping and the pictures were underexposedIts better around the Perthshire area, Pitlochry, Tummel Valley (my brother has a static caravan there)Kenmore where i went camping as a kid and remember going for a swim in the River at 6am, it was so calm and great weather we loved it as kids, getting a little commercial now, but still have fond memories of Kenmore and i go back whenever i use my brothers van as it's only about 10-15 miles from Tummel along the wwinding roads. Then there's Blair Atholl, my great uncle worked there and the Duke of Atholl is the only other person in the UK with his own private army other than the Queen Mrs D has alway wanted to go to Scotland so this year we have 2 week in a caravan on the Ayr coast and a night in an Edinburgh travelodge for £9, that the travelodge not the caravan, that cost £119. Ain't that prices to gladden a scotsmans heart.Gary D Quote
azda Posted January 12, 2011 Posted January 12, 2011 I think you'll find that we Scots prefer the word FREE :-) Quote
1949threepence Posted January 14, 2011 Posted January 14, 2011 I'm warming up to you but not in manly state...my forays into Jockland have been good...we toured Ayr and the West coast and I can't remember a bloody thing....the Indian restuarant with a full Indian Jock threw me We also went skinney dipping and the pictures were underexposedIts better around the Perthshire area, Pitlochry, Tummel Valley (my brother has a static caravan there)Kenmore where i went camping as a kid and remember going for a swim in the River at 6am, it was so calm and great weather we loved it as kids, getting a little commercial now, but still have fond memories of Kenmore and i go back whenever i use my brothers van as it's only about 10-15 miles from Tummel along the wwinding roads. Then there's Blair Atholl, my great uncle worked there and the Duke of Atholl is the only other person in the UK with his own private army other than the Queen Yep, I saw that on the Antiques Roadshow last Sunday.Don't know if you or anybody else has been watching the superb "Great Railway Journeys" series 2, with Michael Portillo, but he's covering parts of Scotland in the last week of the series, as follows:-Journey 5Ep 21 Ayr to Paisley 31/1/2011Ep 22 Dumbarton to Tyndrum 1/2/2011Ep 23 Oban to Corrour 2/2/2011Ep 24 Roybridge to Glenfinnan 3/2/2011Ep 25 Lochailort to Skye 4/2/2011 Quote
Godot Posted January 27, 2011 Posted January 27, 2011 Here's something I just saw on Ebay :http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Five-pound-coin-Horatio-Nelson-2005-legal-Tender-/120676350084?pt=UK_Coins_BritishDecimal_RL&hash=item1c18def884I'm used to seeing poor quality photos of coins on Ebay, but this one is beyond belief. I'm not even sure it's a coin. Quote
Peckris Posted January 27, 2011 Posted January 27, 2011 Here's something I just saw on Ebay :http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Five-pound-coin-Horatio-Nelson-2005-legal-Tender-/120676350084?pt=UK_Coins_BritishDecimal_RL&hash=item1c18def884I'm used to seeing poor quality photos of coins on Ebay, but this one is beyond belief. I'm not even sure it's a coin.Yes but be fair - the seller describes it as a "shocking picture" - can't do HIM under the Trades Descriptions Quote
Godot Posted January 28, 2011 Posted January 28, 2011 Ha, I didn't notice that disclaimer first time I looked!Can anyone tell me why there are listings on Ebay for common pound coins in no better condition than most pocket change? I'm relatively new to all this so maybe I'm missing something. Quote
Peckris Posted January 28, 2011 Posted January 28, 2011 Ha, I didn't notice that disclaimer first time I looked!Can anyone tell me why there are listings on Ebay for common pound coins in no better condition than most pocket change? I'm relatively new to all this so maybe I'm missing something.Basically because there are punters who think there's an easy few bob to be made, and that there are mugs to make it out of. Or sad people with too much time on their hands (teenage boys trying to raise cash for their next computer game). Who knows? What we hate is the fact that all that crap clogs up eBay's coin listings and makes it a pain to sift through. Quote
Geordie582 Posted January 29, 2011 Posted January 29, 2011 A RaretyRocking horse dooda comes to mind! Quote
Peckris Posted January 29, 2011 Posted January 29, 2011 A RaretyRocking horse dooda comes to mind!Without seeing the reverse, it's a little difficult to say whether it's a misnamed 1937, or a 1947 colonial issue e.g. South Africa or New Zealand. Quote
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