I think you meant apostrophe, but don't beat yourself up about it on my account.

 

Er no, it is just not right, someone is going to get caught out when using it and get in the poo and also it is worthless, you pay 3 pounds for a piece of paper with no value. 20.00 could be the shopping money for some poor sod and their family and they could end up with nothing because of someone's selfish act.

It just does not feel right to me.

Oh and it is illegal, and the height of chavism imho!

 

....and is probably funding other serious criminal activity.

 

Yup, more than likely!

 

Yep, probably keeping JJ in panda pops & beano's

 

It's actually not much to them either but the real issue is they don't want a foreigner getting one over them. Westerners never win in Thailand or most other Asian countries for that matter.

 

You will all be sorry when you are wearing a pair of concrete boots courtesy of JJ

 

Knowing that numpty they'll be feckin concrete flip-flops

 

The guy is a retard. He tries to excuse his behaviour by saying something profoundly deep like "had a litre of voddie tbh m8" as if this in some way makes it all alright.

a) He doesn't drink litres of vodka. 2 liqueur chocolates is probably closer to the truth.

b) He doesn't know "murderers wot got away with it".

c) He doesn't mix with his local underworld (n.b. 'underworld' not to be confused with pondlife and local vagrants)

Neither does he have anything to do with counterfeit banknotes or any other criminal activity.... save for perhaps tealeafing the odd handful of pick 'n mix from Woolworths or trying to force a washer into a vending machine for a packet of posh w@nks.

'Jonno_johnson', a product of panda shandy and too much Grange Hill.

 

Jonno in "gets it right for once" shocker

 

The trouble with fake notes is you can only shift small numbers of them in any one town at a time. Businesses that deal in cash will keep each other informed if a large number of snide notes are doing the rounds.

Also, fake notes were overused in Canada to the point that almost nowhere accepted $50 (roughly £25) bills. Bummer for the people who ended up with fake notes they couldn't shift. Unless a new $50 note has come out since 2005, they are probably still not accepted anywhere.

 

We used to have some pikey at work would try to shift fake £20s for £7 a go every so often, just like his fake aftershaves and fake clothes they were utter bollox.

 

No