spending money

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spending money

Post by conec »

converting from euros to pounds and have no idea how far it will go so can anyone tell me what would be a reasonable amount of pounds to have for the weekend to keep things comfortable if ya know what i mean....
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Post by BLOCwknd »

how long is a piece of string?

we have a cash point on site. the bars are pub-priced.. but, they are always open....
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Post by trebor909 »

200 sterling should be enuff , thats about what i blew last year!
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Post by conec »

cheers much appreciated.
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Post by Sho'Nuff »

Depends on what you intend on buying. I always tend to blow alot on merchandise and music from the stalls in the smashbloc so i take a booze fund and a souvenir fund, £300 sovs should sort it :wink:
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Post by saint in exile »

What`s the situation with scottish notes these days? Are they widely accepted or should i stock up with bank of england ones?
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Post by james »

saint in exile wrote:What`s the situation with scottish notes these days? Are they widely accepted or should i stock up with bank of england ones?
I find some people accept them blindly whilst others aren't sure, so speak to their manager who sometimes aren't sure etc. For ease and speed of service I'd say it's best to stock up on English ones.
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Post by Tribal Hero »

Playing with a fair bit after buying all my beer, looking good.
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Post by saint in exile »

james wrote:
saint in exile wrote:What`s the situation with scottish notes these days? Are they widely accepted or should i stock up with bank of england ones?
I find some people accept them blindly whilst others aren't sure, so speak to their manager who sometimes aren't sure etc. For ease and speed of service I'd say it's best to stock up on English ones.
Cheers i thought as much,it`s ridiculous really.
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Post by Loz »

there were tons of scotch notes floating about last year

as far as I'm aware, no one had any problems.
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Post by saint in exile »

Bloc says Scottish notes are OK,so thats good
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Post by Buddygunz »

I'm gobsmacked, I thought all of the UK had the same currency.
Exchange rate is shit hot right now for the euros so I'm just going to pretend a pound is a euro and things happen to be a bit expensive.
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Post by evilShenanigan »

saint in exile wrote:Bloc says Scottish notes are OK,so thats good
What about those 'crazy' Northern Bank notes from Northern Ireland?
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Post by james »

Buddygunz wrote:I'm gobsmacked, I thought all of the UK had the same currency.

It's the same currency, but the looks of the notes are different so people can be confused if they're not familiar with them. This is Norfolk after all ;)
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Post by stripeyhat »

I'm poor, so will probably just about scrape £100 together. I never take more than £150 to festivals anyway!
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