Random Chit Chat

[Lowndsey]

Re: Random Chit Chat #4

I managed to set fire to £30 (~$50), leaving no trace whatsoever of it existing.

How do you know you set fire to it then?.. Maybe it blew away or someone stole it?

 

[J03]

Re: Random Chit Chat #4

How do you know you set fire to it then?.. Maybe it blew away or someone stole it?

Well, It could be that. It was a gas powered soldering iron, though. There was a pile of flames on my desk, and a burning letter. Next to the burning letter was ONE £20 note. I had a £20 and a £10 on my desk as well.. they are nowhere to be seen, now :| There is a pile of ash on my desk - But no traces of the metal parts of the money! :S

 

[Neodude1123201]

Re: Random Chit Chat #4

But no traces of the metal parts of the money

Money has metal in it?

 

[J03]

Re: Random Chit Chat #4

It does in the UK!

Well, It's more of a foil I suppose.

 

[Neodude1123201]

Re: Random Chit Chat #4

Oh ok,Our money is made out of Paper and Plastic.

 

[tom-knox]

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Yea, i read about the Australian notes that are like waterproof and tear proof etc. Really cool i thought.

In the UK there is a strip of foil down the note as an anti-counterfitting measure.

 

[Neodude1123201]

Re: Random Chit Chat #4

There Waterproof - But not quite tear proof

 

[tom-knox]

Re: Random Chit Chat #4

Find that out the hard way?

 

[Neodude1123201]

Re: Random Chit Chat #4

Well Luckily,If you stick the note together it is still legal tender and still useable but if you break the plastic seal in the corner,your screwed.

 

[tom-knox]

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lol, you can rip it down the middle and tape it back together, but if you fuck with that corner?!? Their will be hell to pay.