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nanobyte said:Here in Germany, cashiers are by law required to accept up to 50 Euro coins. I sometimes pay postage fees with smaller coins, many of them, and they never mind, they even explicitly say it to me: "Not a problem in the least". Anyway, it's a great idea to exploit one of the many "unwritten rules" scenarios for an ad :-) PS: I remember that a few years ago someone was so angry with the government that he paid his taxes in small coins, a whole truck load of them - and they had to accept it (@RLDavies: probably the same here, government institutions have to accept it).on the post: Pennies? Pennies? You can't pay with those here. Try OfficeMax.
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nanobyte said:Hmmm... showing something annoying in an ad doesn't seem like such a good idea. Although it was funny, the negative memories remain.on the post: T-Mobile - "Barkley / Wade My Five Faves" - (2008) :60 (USA)
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nanobyte said:Lame.on the post: Toyota Corolla - Be Right Over (2003) - 0:30 (USA)
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nanobyte said:Sorry, *bbboooooorrrriiinnngggg*on the post: Frijj - Run, Granny, Run! - (2008) :30 (UK)
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nanobyte said:My god, that is just painful to watch. Whereas Adidas went to great length to make the outer area of the board as dull as possible to focus your attention... this is just FOOBAR, regardless of the fact that it is called stealing.on the post: Vertical football times two - Carlsberg vs Adidas.
