LemmyMcGregor

should be called esco-bars and feature hippopotamus designs

Should be scarface with that background.

Depends, are they trying to appeal to Scandinavia or Colombia?

Depends, are they trying to appeal to Scandinavia or Colombia?

That looks like the wrong kind of snow.

Don't get me started!
How about this belter for £270

 

One is enough… will fit nicely in the purpose made box🤔😮😂

🤔😁fine by me🤔😮

A couple of pints of stella usually does the job.

Maybe it will look better in bullion or the dark

The price of the G&D great engravers 2oz gold next week

You called it. What are the Lottery numbers for this week?

I prefer the original design.

Same here, but the security issue escapes me. Surely a thief could just take the collection of plastic cards that most people have and make a number of contactless purchases very easily?
I try to carry £50-£250 on me. At the moment it's quite a bit more than that as I recently sold a couple of car parts (cash). Surely that's still way less than the value of the latest Applsung Mongmaster S99i that these non-cash pillocks swank around with?

I like privacy. What I do with my money is nobody's business.
With a very few exception, I don't trust anyone, and the State is the entity I trust the least. Historically the worse atrocities have not been committed by individuals, but by governments, and the fact that the government would want to track everything I do is a scare proposition.
Polish extermination? Government.
Cossaks extermination? Government.
Jew extermination? Government.
Holodomor? Government.
Armenian genocide? Government.
Ah! But those are things of the past!
Uyghur genocide. Ongoing, government.
Rohingya genocide. Ongoing, government.
Darfur genocide. Ongoing, government.
Governments that want to abuse their population first remove their ability to defend themselves, queue gun control and removal, then remove their ability to store wealth, so they take the gold.
Now, I am confident that you have absolute trust in the British government, all parties have solid proven records of trustworthyness and we should give them all our details knowing that are in safe hands, who would not trust our Tory government or a possible Labour government with all of out private information? You know, the guys that keep repeating that we need a wealth tax.
But bare with me for a minute, say that by chance someone not trustworthy takes over, or maybe we are invaded by a foreign entity or, without going to excesses, the government gets hacked, or someone steals and sell that data, and now you have a bad actor that knows exactly what and where you have it, would you not have wanted to keep that data private? And what better way to keep that data private than to use cash?

Barrels along quite well, goes like a bullet really. I had them in my sights after seeing them in a magazine I was rifling through, then finally pulled the trigger and got one.

Not true, I eat my cornflakes and stir my coffee with a britannia. #worksmarter

Only under 1% from population seen 1oz Britannia.
Over 99% from population will recognise a spoon.
Just sayin'...😊

Remember reading that owning egg-laying hens was a life-saver for some...

Thought it was 'get stacking the king?!

We are getting boiled on every level now, nobody seems to be bothered, noone seems to care.
I feel like I'm a visitor now in the reality I used to enjoy in my 20s
Keep me away from the ' general public' and newspapers, tv, radio, bookface, social media 
switch off and drop out
think for yourself. Ignore all you're told. Question
it's a mad mad mad world 

This cashless things has been orchestrated over many years. Obstacles have been put in our way to to force this cashless society and it is not for our benefits. 
It is the old boiling the the frog alive. Put a frog in boiling water and it would jump out, put it in warm water and soon it will boil to death. 
Governments tried this same scenario with the covid jab to see how gullible people were and it seems that 80% fell for it for an easier life. The most stupid of all are the ones who took it just to go on holiday.