Whose portrait would you have on bank notes?

[WeX 10]

I don't care and all this moaning about it just makes these people seem like idiots.

[Clown Shoes 10]

Sophie Howard?

 

http://www.bannedinhollywood.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/48268-sophie-howard-122-217lo_sophie_howard.jpg

[RootsBooster 24]

Pat Sharpe

(early Fun House era)

[The Panther 10]

Satan as money is the root to all evil

[Magstherags 10]

Thanks for all your ideas! I think I would choose Wallace and gromit

[Chris_B_1983 10]

Does that include screaming obcenities at a female flight attendants, stealing cars, and robbing pizza delivery men and using drugs?

 

I was once in a sticky situation in Wrexham in 2006, and the guy stopped and offered me use of his mobile phone.

 

The guy is a legend, and we shared a large Americano he had just bought from Costa whilst waiting for assistance to arrive.

 

What a gentleman.

[Harleyman 12]

Margaret Thatcher on all of them. Churchills head on a two bob bit

[mediumfast 10]

Robert Tressell.

[Stan Tamudo 10]

Margaret Thatcher on all of them. Churchills head on a two bob bit

 

It's not going to happen Harley. Would like Churchill on a note, he kept us together in our time of need, when are you comimg home?

[Mister M 1,624]

Margaret Thatcher on all of them. Churchills head on a two bob bit

 

It was said by someone wittier than me that Margaret Thatcher should be on the £1 coin only as it's thick, brassy, and thinks it's a sovereign

[Harleyman 12]

It's not going to happen Harley. Would like Churchill on a note, he kept us together in our time of need, when are you comimg home?

 

In serious vein I would not put Thatcher on a note beacuse she's too recent but how about as well as Churchill, William Shakespeare, Lord Tennyson, Charles Dickens and Lord Nelson?

 

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JRR Tolkien

Betrand Russell

Thomas Paine

After Paul and Ringo have died, The Beatles.

 

Careful there about Thomas Paine. Wrote a great work called Common Sense but a damned traitah in his time.

[frededwards 10]

I was once in a sticky situation in Wrexham in 2006, and the guy stopped and offered me use of his mobile phone.

 

The guy is a legend, and we shared a large Americano he had just bought from Costa whilst waiting for assistance to arrive.

 

What a gentleman.

 

You have a very different idea of a "Gentleman" than I do then.