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Wednesday, December 16, 2009

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UK Getting Rid Of Checks (Or, As They Call Them, "Cheques")

After a 350-year history, the humble check will be phased out in the United Kingdom toward the end of 2018. Alternate plans for transferring money are currently under consideration, but the traditional British method of extracting cash-at knifepoint-is expected to remain in place.

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slinkimalinki
slinkimalinki (#182)

cheque, please.

katalist
katalist (#973)

I fear that if skanking catches on the "traditional method" will be at risk.

wiilliiaamm
wiilliiaamm (#225)

Will I still be able to come in your mouth?

wiilliiaamm
wiilliiaamm (#225)

er....I mean NOT...ah...come in said mouth?

dinosaur_senior

That's, "Will one still be able to come in said mouth?".

lawyergay
lawyergay (#220)

I'm still not clear what this means for the status of my cheque for $0.01 made out to Queen Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor, dated July 4, 2276. (Memo: "Eat it!")

HiredGoons
HiredGoons (#603)

We are not pleased.

binminchinfin
binminchinfin (#2,253)

Where by "they", you mean everyone in the English-speaking world except Americans. Guess "cheque" is a bit complicated for you?

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