Madness

Please share stuff that makes you literally laugh out loud. Makes life more enjoyable. Extra points if it involves Monty Python.

Thanks mate. Hope you have an enjoyable and safe holiday. Nathan

Came for numismatics. Stayed for the people. All's well here, but we had some bush fires nearby. Property lost, but no lives thankfully. Tomorrow's max temp will be below 30 deg C for the first time in a long time.

Someone here invoked me I believe.

Thanks for reading. Selling a 1787 Shilling with no dot over GIII's head. Purchased for about 270 GBP from Michael Gouby earlier this year. He supplied the attached scans and graded the coin at gEF. I'm asking 190 GBP plus postage. Please let me know if you have any questions.

Sold, but someone else will probably make it available for sale again soon.

Sick of waiting for this to sell. All offers over 50 GBP + insured shipping will be considered. 14 day unconditional returns accepted.

Thanks @Paddy ! Drawing attention to my coin is no bad thing. Still for sale. Also selling on eBay: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/264061765379

Price reduced to 170 GBP, which includes tracked and insured shipping to UK, US, Australia & New Zealand. If you don't like it, return it for a full refund.

As per thread title, I'm interested to find out a little more about everyone here including your day jobs. If you're retired, what was your primary occupation when you still had one? I'm not working at the moment, but have a Bachelor of Music degree. Worked as a high school music teacher for about four years and a full-time private instrumental music teacher for about two. Also toiled in a very unglamorous administrative role in the insurance industry for seven years (loss adjusting firm). At the moment I do house chores and run around after my primary-school aged children while my wife works as a records officer at the local council.

Anyone interested?

Sold

Price reduce to 220 GBP

Grave digging gives me the opportunity to have many people under me.

I've decided to become a grave digger. That way, when I die there will be someone to bury me.

I once worked in admin but had a nervous breakdown.

By the way, this really is my job. It wasn't supposed to be a joke. I really am a parasite living on welfare and my wife's income.

Better than climbing the corporate ladder.

I'm a bona fide barnacle clinging to the crusty hull of a welfare society, taking a free ride but with no control.

Some relaxing Saturday music dedicated to all the Dads out there.

Yes. We must take care of Verdi. Anyone capable of writing this is worthy of respect.

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