Depends how much it was, and whether it was just a wad of cash with no wallet / ID or other identifiable thing with it. If I found something like a £10 or £20 note by itself, I would probably keep it as it would be difficult for someone to go to the police to say "I've lost 20 quid... no, it was just a note that fluttered off somewhere, seen it?"
If it was quite obviously a wad of cash and had more than about £50 in it, I would probably hand it in.
In the past the most I've found was a £5 which I kept, and various wallets/keys which I have handed in. I once found a driving licence on my uni campus and found the person on the uni email database and was able to meet her and return it a few days later.
We... don't.
oh shit, my country doesn't have a president so I guess I would change nothing about it if I became president. And I don't suppose I would have the power to paint the whitehouse blue since that's in America. And if I ran for president in america i would still change nothing about my country - as the american president would not have the power to do that. so. what a damn good question for the several billion people who don't live in america.
No... because I'm one of the several billion people who do not live in america...
This is my new icon that I made by taking a picture of some of my books and shit. I'm not sure if I should leave it like this or write CRAP on it.
A frickin' dinosaur! A triceratops to be exact. Try and get through THAT!
TV... I don't have one anyway! So nothing would change.
4 cartons of cranberry juice (it was buy one get one free...)
Mayonnaise
Soy sauce
Tesco butter-style spread
Milk
Eggs
Jam
(Plus stuff belonging to my housemates)
ps. before anyone says "what about vegetables?" - I don't refridgerate them!
In my room in colchester well... I suppose they'd gather I'm a linguistics student who is also a fan of terry pratchett. In my room in my parents house in Norwich, there are so many and from so many different genres... I suppose the conclusion would be that I like reading, and I have very varied interests, and that I like to organise things (my shelves are quite organised).
SHANA TOVA! (A good year)
It's Rosh Hashanah - That's the New Year on the Hebrew calendar (Jewish New Year)
It's Rosh Hashanah - That's the New Year on the Hebrew calendar (Jewish New Year)