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4 pointsA Tesco lorry transporting a ton of frozen desserts overturned on the M25 last night. The emergency services arrived a trifle too late.
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4 pointsA couple from Jack at coopers coins that are both BU in hand.
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3 pointsI've seriously taken up boxing competition as part of my fitness regime. I had to go for a Medical as part of the insurance, and the doctor told me I'd got Sugar Diabetes, and I told him that in the form I was in, I'd win by a knock out.......
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1 pointInformation from Google. "George III brass 'spade' guinea card counter. 1790. Rev. C.W.B. & Co. Birm. Neilson 6910. The standard 'spade' design along with a spurious date is given. The legend reads: .C.W.B.ET.CO.DG./I.REX.F.D.B.I.R.M.1790. This garbled legend actually gives the maker's name, C.W.B & Co. (Charles William Bagnall) and the place of manufacture, 16, Hockley Street, Birmingham."
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1 pointI went into record shop today, and I asked the guy " Do you have anything by the Doors?" He said "Yes, a fire extinguisher and a bucket of sand."
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1 pointNot a fake as such, more likely a gaming counter, though they usually have "impossible" dates on.
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1 pointNoticed a new book in Waterstones the other day - "Russian Rupture", by I. Kikabolokov.
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1 pointSpade guinea fake counter from the victorian period - worth around 50p -£1
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1 pointI must admit the films only existed to sell the cars to the rich why not choose something like Ernst Stavro Blofeld as a classic baddie we all remember him meeeeowwww
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1 pointSaw 2 listings for the gold one on eBay on Sunday night, they weren’t even available till Monday morning, Londoncoins was one of those, asking £7500 for it, Monday they had changed the listing and dropped the price to £6000, that’s how shit it was and the state of the modern market asking for £2000 profit
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1 pointWow, love that golden colour!
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1 pointTragic accident at the Nestlé factory- a pallet of chocolate fell and crushed a bloke in the warehouse. Every time the poor guy tried to get some help by shouting "The Milky Bars are on me", everyone just cheered.....
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1 pointI was in a cafe and asked "Can I get a ham sandwich?" There was quite a negative reaction to this, so i said " May I have a ham sandwich?". Still uproar. I can't believe that the people in that cafe were so incensed about what I said. It doesn't matter- I'm not planning to go back to Karachi anyway....
