Attention parasitic scum

[kro]

For years the slang term for irish currency was "punt" and it rhymed with the slang term for bank managers.

One of the guys I work with came back from a Sth East Asia holiday, and had some bloody currency from Thailand? in his wallet, and he comes up to me, and says, " do you want to see some dirty old dong?". To which I replied, "no thanks, I'll have a look at my own later", not realising that the currency of Thailand is "Dong". We had a good laugh over it all, but I'm still wary of the lad to be honest.

[Mental Trousers]

It seems to be mainly updated to cover online banking stuff. They highlighted a couple of bits which were specifically for internet banking that wouldn't have been there when the original account was opened way back in the dark ages.

[thehollowmen]

One of the guys I work with came back from a Sth East Asia holiday, and had some bloody currency from Thailand? in his wallet, and he comes up to me, and says, " do you want to see some dirty old dong?". To which I replied, "no thanks, I'll have a look at my own later", not realising that the currency of Thailand is "Dong". We had a good laugh over it all, but I'm still wary of the lad to be honest.

No, the currency of thailand is the baht.
the Vietnamese have the Dong

[The Pastor]

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