Now, I've heard of the rumour that when some researchers in some university tested some banknotes for some scientific study or other (makes you wonder where or indeed what our research grants are going into, seeing as these scientists could actually afford to test bank notes - instead of spending the darned quid on a sandwich or two), they discovered traces of cocaine on the notes.
Now, however, Jonathan Bones of Dublin City University’s National Centre for Sensor Research has apparently found that from a sample of 45 random banknotes, 100% of them had traces of cocaine.
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Given that Dublin's widely considered as one of the most expensive cities in Europe, it's a wonder anyone can actually afford drugs over here.
Oh and a sidenote, I'm in Dublin right now, in case you haven't figured it out yet, dear Reader.
Ta!
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Hi Ahmad,
Wah bestnyer in Dublin. Kalau free, mai la Amsterdam. On bank notes.. you know they have shelf life kan.. they do throw out old notes.. I'd love to be there when banks throw out their notes :). Have fun in Dublin!
Keena
are you sure Dublin is one of the most expensive cities in Europe?
hmm it doesnt sound right..there are surely other European cities that are expensive to live in.. but who am i to argue..
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