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Smutty postcodes 'competition'

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    Please note that UK Postcodes have a pretty strict format - I've written code in the past to implement the rules (which are defined in British Standard BS7666).

    In particular, the inward component ( the nAA part at the end) does not, in the two alphabetic places, allow the use of the letters CIKMOV. There are also some rather complex rules about which letters are, and are not, allowed in certain positions in the various possible formats of the outward component (the first bit).

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      #12
      Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
      Please note that UK Postcodes have a pretty strict format - I've written code in the past to implement the rules (which are defined in British Standard BS7666).

      In particular, the inward component ( the nAA part at the end) does not, in the two alphabetic places, allow the use of the letters CIKMOV. There are also some rather complex rules about which letters are, and are not, allowed in certain positions in the various possible formats of the outward component (the first bit).
      Oh, hush, party pooper.

      KN0 8ED <--- that's MY post code!
      My all-time favourite Dilbert cartoon, this is: BTW, a Dumpster is a brand of skip, I think.

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