From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Today a friend showed me a pound coin he'd got in change the last twenty-four hours. In the recess of one side of the coin--inside the flange--was a precisely measured sticker stating 'No to the Euro.' Whether this was something to do with William Hague's campaign, I don't know, but the sticker had no publisher's name, or imprint. So I doubt it. But it strikes me the pound coin is a good medium for making a point politically--if the sticker is just right. The guy who showed me the sticker said he thought sa nightclub in Manchester had been prosecuted for using a similar sticker for advertising--on the grounds of defacing the Queen's currency, or similar. But isn't any publicity good publicity? Ands it's cheaper and quicker than yellow stars, etc. Barry Woodward, Lancashire. -------[Cybershooters contacts]-------- Editor: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Website & subscription info: www.cybershooters.org
