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Previously on "How much "loose change" do you have lying around the house?"
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I thought I try to end on a double entendre.Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostIs that a euphemism?
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That must have put you at risk of robbery?Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostI used to have about 10k in cash around the house at any time when I had the shop
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It can be annoying walking around with a pocket full of change on the chance you will need it, so I usually go out with only the big stuff; notes and a few pound coins. And once the coin mountain has grown large enough, I take the whole lot and give the checkout girl a nice surprise.
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I used to have about 10k in cash around the house at any time when I had the shop, but now about £200-£300
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Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostClose. Coco Chantelle if memory serves. Thought I'd inject a subtle nuance of ethnic minority, just to tease out any racial undercurrents you understand.
Didn't work though, they all loved me.

Originally posted by Pondlife View PostAye, Mrs PL still enjoys your recipe for left over venison.
That was such a good trip out to Mumsnet.
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Aye, Mrs PL still enjoys your recipe for left over venison.Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostClose. Coco Chantelle if memory serves. Thought I'd inject a subtle nuance of ethnic minority, just to tease out any racial undercurrents you understand.
Didn't work though, they all loved me.
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Close. Coco Chantelle if memory serves. Thought I'd inject a subtle nuance of ethnic minority, just to tease out any racial undercurrents you understand.Originally posted by Pondlife View PostWasn't that your username on mumsnet fella?
Didn't work though, they all loved me.
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