Bongo Fury

My Grand daughter posted this pic on face book ..

If you look on a pound coin there is a shield .. group our other coinage as shown and the lines on each coin combine to also make a shield ..

That's news to me as well

Me too, kind of neat, isn't it?

Hi
That's kinda Kool!
Cheers
Helen

And if she turns that 20p over and there is no date it's worth £60-£120
There's about 6000 of them in circulation

You'd curse if that was your last 20p and you needed a public loo.

Expensive Pee.

I'd p*ss me pants

Gasy wrote:I'd p*ss me pants

Thanks for sharing that.

Is it 20p nowadays?

I would have expected it to be at least 50p, if not a quid.

Anyone remember that favourite bog (we didn't seem to call them loos then) door graffiti 'Here I sit, broken hearted...'?


Frank

Paid my penny...

.. and then departed?

Frank

Diplomat wrote:Is it 20p nowadays?

I would have expected it to be at least 50p, if not a quid.

Anyone remember that favourite bog (we didn't seem to call them loos then) door graffiti 'Here I sit, broken hearted...'?


Frank

Right then, lets wander off thread and into some toilet humour. My favourite was a public loo in Belper, some 45 years ago, wherein was writ on the wall:

KILROY WAS HERE

and underneath that, by some later visitor and wit:

CLAP YOUR HANDS AND JUMP FOR JOY
I WAS HERE BEFORE KILROY

and then underneath that, by some other still later visitor and wit:

WIPE THAT SMILE FROM OFF YOUR FACE
KILROY BUILT THIS EFFING PLACE

Now that's my kind of humour

And seen above the loo roll holder in Aston University:

Sociology Degrees - Please Take One.

No, I didn't go there.

Also from the archives:

Its no good standing on the seat
The crabs in here can jump six feet

Bob wrote:And seen above the loo roll holder in Aston University:

Sociology Degrees - Please Take One.

No, I didn't go there.

Also from the archives:

Its no good standing on the seat
The crabs in here can jump six feet

Also at Belper:

PLEASE DON'T PUT YOUR FAG ENDS IN THE TOILET
AFTER ALL, WE DON'T CR*P IN YOUR ASHTRAYS

Hi
Did you know that limbo dancing was first discovered by someone trying to get under a bog door with a bent penny in their hand?
Cheers
Helen