Albert and the Lion Part two
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Oh Martin sounds like the Old Country ....It made me smile
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Dear Bookguy, What foreign language is it you ar speaking? Are you an alien, if so I bet you are from Uranus*snicker snicker hoot hoot* Always a good planetary reference
P.S. Do I have to listen to this entire thing? Well, already did whilst I tried to find a translator for this video
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I feel a brief explanation of pre decimal british currency might be in order Prior to 1970 a Pound £ contained 20 shillings. Each shilling contained 12 pence so that made 240 pence to each pound or "quid". A ten shilling note or ten bob was of course half of a pound or quid and half of a ten bob, predicably was five shillings or "a dollar"! half a dollar was two and sixpence therefor six and eight was one third of a quid ! Do you all follow?We resisted decimalisation because it was too complex !
clearly 3 years ago
And another thing you ungrateful yankee doodle dandy woman person ... Rather typicaly you dont appreciate good movies when you see them. Its your loss lady! Daft bugger !
clearly 3 years ago
Translations are available from me. Priced mosr reasonably at 6/8d which as it happens is exactly one third of an english pound or to put it another way $350 american. Should this prove expensive I am prepared to accept Beaver pelts as payment . Two or three should suffuce ... snort snort !
clearly 3 years ago
eeeeh by gum lad !
clearly 3 years ago