Penny
Needless to say, Penny and Pound spit up. It just wasn’t meant to be.
Recognise that pound coin? Of course you do, it’s the 1984 thistle design by Leslie Durbin. It represents Scotland. “Why didn’t you use the 1987 Oak Tree pound which represents England” I hear you all screaming at the top of your voices. To which I will reply “Because this was the only pound coin I had”.
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I wish i was British. lol
hah! as always Philippa, brilliant!
He found himself a note, no doubt.
The website tweaks look great. That background makes all the difference.
Just linked to your site from Twitter! This comic looks awesome and hilarious!
Sweet looking website too. Very nice character design, can’t wait to read more!
Lol. Yea, that’s not going to work out too well.
I found this via Lonnie E. and I gotta say, great strip! Love the concept of a glue-mic!
Had a fun browse through your archives and am now a faithful subscriber.
She could have better, much better…
isn’t the pound the boy? Go Scottish money! some people in England don’t accept Scottish money, they believe it’s not proper British!! unbelievable
It’s not his fault she was cheap.
yay! Scottish Pound!!
:/
Lol I thought Britain just had pounds, I didn’t know they had pennys and stuff! XD
How did you think we paid for really cheap things?
I won’t lie. I had no idea that’s what a pound looked like!