Coin
October 2, 2012 at 9:17 am | Posted in Compulsions, Senses, Sight, Society, Touch | 2 CommentsTags: asperger, aspergers, aspie, aspies, coin, currency, legal tender, money, numismatic
This series starts so well, but then it turns to sh*t.
Depending on your country of residence, your confusion about currency may not be confined to banknotes.
This Australian sequence, for instance, is counterintuitive to say the least.
Fortunately, you’ll likely get your mind around it after a few months.
This is good, as you have little choice in such matters of State.
Confronted with absolutes, it’s better to go with the flow than rail to zero effect.
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You’re right, a pocket full of confusion and why do we still have 5c when that amount has no relevance – can’t even put them in parking meters anymore!
Comment by WorkLifeBankBalance— October 2, 2012 #
Damn right, WLBB! I keep hearing stories about them being phased out, but I think we may be a few years off yet. Many thanks for dropping by!
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