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Originally Posted by Giligan
I see my reputation precedes me.
Care for an autograph? 
In other news, I just got a package from Great Britain, and it has a number of stamps on it marked "p". As in "50p", "10p", and so on. What is a "p"? It's obviously not a pound, as the shipping didn't cost 63 pounds. And then there's some other stamps marked "e". |
No, it's not pounds, but rather "penny".
The "E" stands for 40 pence, I think.
I dare you to look up "Shillings" in relation to British currency.
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>>>Inventor of the Mail order-Assassin<<<
And *This*...is a Black Hole - BYE!
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