Letter: Euro machines not needed
If Eric Goodyer thought about it he would realise there is no demand for cash machines to dispense the euro.
The majority of us want nothing to do with this Mickey Mouse currency. The only time we use it is when we go to a euroland country for holidays and for no other reason.
Even if we did require the euro cash we could use banks, building societies, travel agents and many other high street outlets.
We could even use Marks & Spencer as they exchange euros for British pounds.
As Jeff Middleton says it's just another back door way of trying to push the euro. When the appropriate time comes we have been told the British people will get a referendum on wether to join the eurozone or not.
Mind you, that was said about the European Constitution – and look what happened to that one.
BJ MORRISON Hanley Avenue Bramcote
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by Mr Mojo/Mincer, At home wiv me mum
Friday, August 29 2008, 1:57PM
“im glad you fink my tiping is Better . my mum is glad you is hepling me withmy english , and spellin ,.. as shes imbarrased at me being in the speshal needs class at scool . oneday i hope tobe all mature , .. and as clever as the lady who cleens youre office ,.. but for now ill keep tryin .”
by Trev, The office till 16.00!, thence hoooome!
Friday, August 29 2008, 12:56AM
“Well i have tried everything from gastric bands , to limiting my intake of large kebabs to 2 a day , 3 on saturdays , but try as i may , i cannot shift this gut,
Mind you im making progress , i was formerly 35 stone !!! Now i am 34 stone .
Ilike to sit in front of me pc shovelling crisps into my mouth and swallowing them without chewing , monster munch are my bestest followed by cherryade.
i also like to talk drivvle....”
by Ann, Bilborough
Thursday, August 28 2008, 3:47PM
“Mr Mojo , Is it a chip shop or pizza take away that you own , The majority of people that work in these places are cash in hand and claiming benefits .”
by Trev, The office till 16.00; thence hoooome!
Thursday, August 28 2008, 3:23PM
“Mr Mojo? A much better effort at a 'nom de plume' than 'Frankie Dollars, Stateside', 'not so clever trevor, derby', 'Bill, notts', and of course 'Mr Mincer'.
A vast improvement in punctuation overall, but your tone, structure and style of digital graphology still gives you away; spaces where there should be none, forgetting capital letters etc. Above all, the theme of personally attacking a contributer rather than just disagreeing with her statement, and the total inability to recognise that she may have been slightly 'tongue in cheek' in the first place.
At least you're able to spell 'drivel' correctly now.
Hope this all helps in your English GCSE when the new term starts.”
by Chewchew, Radford
Thursday, August 28 2008, 1:04PM
“"Some local experts fear the true figures could actually be higher as lots of people have never been assessed by their GP."
Well I fear that true figures could actually be lower as lots of people have never been assessed by their GP. Just 'cause there are a number of people this survey doesn't take into account doesn't mean we should assume that they are in the out crowd. Am I nit picking?”