Lever arch files: Stopping them from 'deforming' at open end

[MM]

It gives me a warm feeling.

MM

[MM]

No need. I have shelves and lever arch files. Job's a good'un!

MM

[Hankat]

And mobile phone, not just a smartphone.

Yeah, its obvious you refuse to use any sort of phone, even a landline.

Hopefully you too.

Obvious lie.

Too radical by far.

Yes, you have always been a terminal f****it/dinosaur.

Yep.

Nope.

Yes, you have always been a terminal f****it/dinosaur.

No surprise they gave you the bums rush.

[Hankat]

That's the piss running down your leg, dinosaur.

[Dan S. MacAbre]

Neither have I, but I thought most other people did.

We generally have the shopping delivered, since shopping is so boring. But I occasionally nip into a nearby Asda for things like light bulbs and decorating stuff. I'll have a look at their self-service tills next time. The queues at the normal tills are too long, so I'm quite used to them. Just haven't thought of putting cash in them before. Trouble is, what I mostly have is a mountain of pennies, not the more useful pound coins, etc. I may just bury them for future archaeologists to play with.

[Chris Bartram]

There's a charge, but if you have a very large amount of coins, some supermarkets have a coinstar machine, which you can throw all them into, and it sorts them, giving you vouchers you exchnage for folding money in the shop.

[Dan S. MacAbre]

Thanks, I'll take a look. I'm sure lots of people have the same problem.

[MM]

Alternatively, take them to the bank. Or get a coin dispenser like I just did:

Then you can tidy up your loose change before it gets out of hand.

MM

[MM]

Huh, chance would be a fine thing with MY prostate!

MM

[damduck-egg]

Had one of those for some years now originally for when I used to have to find change for parking several times a day. It was the other halfs idea who bought me one after getting fed up with coins from various work trouser pockets rattling around in the washing machine. Don't underestimate the weight of £50 worth of coins which can get a bit wearing in the pocket after a while if you are walking with it. OTOH the reaction from others who see how quick you can pay for your parking compared to the old biddy digging in her bags for the right coins is favourable and many traders when they see you have a large amount of £2 ,£1 and "silver" coins are only too pleased to exchange them for a note or two as many are often short on change.

G.Harman