In a message dated 2002-01-05 19:29:37 Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:


On the other hand, you're dead right that loonies and toonies (the
latter seems to be the more common spelling, at least in Toronto) pile
up easily in one's pocket.  I reserve one pocket for quarters,
loonies, toonies, and transit tokens.  A couple of days ago I discovered
that I had accumulated $35 there (plus eight transit tokens, but I buy
those ten at a time and don't use them fast because I prefer walking).
Think of it as a portable piggy bank.


This happens when people don't spend their change and pull out paper every time.  (My wife does that.)  I spend the change down so it doesn't build up.

Carleton

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