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Previously on "Anyone use the 2nd Severn crossing regularly?"
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You come by'ere on the day my daughter's getting married like, and you ask me to do murder for money. Well... that's just not on, is it butty boy.Originally posted by zeitghostAh.
A welsh cob's 'ead in the bed then.
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That's true for the 2nd crossing as the tolls are on the Welsh side. The old one use a small west country bloke but as the payment processing has been outsourced he has to shout the CC numbers into a tin can that connects via a bit of damp string to one in India where the payment is processed and then gives the thumbs up to the bloke in the booth when he hears back that it's been approved.Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostNah it would be a small Welsh bloke, the Tafia wouldn't want an outsider operating their racket.
Listen carefully and you'll hear him... "No! Oi sed 1!"
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Nah it would be a small Welsh bloke, the Tafia wouldn't want an outsider operating their racket.Originally posted by Pondlife View PostThe method used is based on your avatar GJ.
There's a small ginger bloke from the westcountry inside the 'machinery' who writes your CC details down and drops the coins in.
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The method used is based on your avatar GJ.Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostWhen I use the new automated credit/debit card lanes I'm sure I can hear coins dropping as the payment is accepted.
There must be hopper inside dropping coins to activate the barrier, bonkers.
Wilmslowesque I know.
There's a small ginger bloke from the westcountry inside the 'machinery' who writes your CC details down and drops the coins in.
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Anyone use the 2nd Severn crossing regularly?
When I use the new automated credit/debit card lanes I'm sure I can hear coins dropping as the payment is accepted.
There must be hopper inside dropping coins to activate the barrier, bonkers.
Wilmslowesque I know.
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