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**Don** · (10-21-2018)

Pugtown have another sale. This time 200ml for £10.

http://r.newsletter.pugtown.co.uk/10n0yk9jy8hzrf.html

stripe · (10-21-2018)

(21-08-2018 09:30 AM)Don Wrote: Pugtown have another sale. This time 200ml for £10.

http://r.newsletter.pugtown.co.uk/10n0yk9jy8hzrf.html

Tanks for the link Don Good

**Don** · (10-21-2018)

Not sure if it'll still work though.

PM incoming with a code that does still work.

Chuck-Drl · 21-10-2018 08:04 PM

Im sure there are several web pages that can answer this , but lets face it inaccuracy tend to be an Internet trade mark .
What is the difference between a pound and a quid , other than spelling obviously .

**ecignut** · (10-22-2018)

(21-10-2018 08:04 PM)Chuck-Drl Wrote: Im sure there are several web pages that can answer this , but lets face it inaccuracy tend to be an Internet trade mark .
What is the difference between a pound and a quid , other than spelling obviously .

Hi Chuck - no difference - ''quid'' is just slang for a £.

**Don** · (10-22-2018)

The derivation of "quid" seems to be a contentious issue:

My guess is it comes from the latin "quid pro quo" meaning something exchanged for something else as the first paper notes came in the days when a pound was exchangeable for a pound of Sterling silver (Hence pound Sterling) which was the "real" money at the time. On all our banknotes till the new plastic ones came out last year, it said "I promise to pay the bearer on demand, however many pounds (of silver)"

So you could swap your quid for a pound of silver. That stopped being possible a long time ago though.

**Don** · (11-07-2018)

There's a new code available for 50% off everything.

PM if you want some more shiny or juice in your life. Discount codes tend to stop working if they are made public.

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