It’s mine, it was for a purchase but I spelt it wrong
They usually have Charlie on them, not Alan…
No Alan left it for me 😄
No, it’s Steve’s.
Magician wrote it on there?
It’s like that scene in Jurassic Park 3 where a long dead dinosaur says Alan.
thats clearly ex queen lizzie!
Alan Alan Alan
Steveeeee
Think that’s Liz actually.
I’m Alan, and so is my wife.
I’m just a fan, Alan.
That’s not Alan, it’s Lizzie.
Yes I am Alan. Send me the money.
Please ignore what it says on all of my legal ID including passport and birth certificate.
New King, who dis?
I’ll ask him ,later
Cook Pass Babtridge
I’m Alan and so is my wife.
I’ll ask him.
maybe it’s Steve’s?
It’s Roy’s £20, Douglas borrowed it and never gave it back
Alan. Johnson’s. 20.
Do you think he’ll mind? I think it’s possible he might mind.
Got your big twenty, Alan?
Not Alan, it’s an anagram.
Bad news. I’ve printed this off and spent it so it’s no longer valid.
Isn’t it ironic that they couldn’t finish writing the “is Morissette” part? Just a little too ironic.
The old *”My gran gave it to me for my birthday, she even wrote my name on it!”* chestnut.
Alan has recently been to see a magician I’m guessing.
Well, I hope for his sake that Alan is well hidden. I am led to believe that the Constabulary do not take kindly to those breaching the Currency and Banknotes Act 1928 (Section 12).
I was trying to pay you a compliment, unless I’ve grossly misread the situation. It was my understanding in the lift that no money would change hands.
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Cashback.
It’s mine, it was for a purchase but I spelt it wrong
They usually have Charlie on them, not Alan…
No Alan left it for me 😄
No, it’s Steve’s.
Magician wrote it on there?
It’s like that scene in Jurassic Park 3 where a long dead dinosaur says Alan.
thats clearly ex queen lizzie!
Alan Alan Alan
Steveeeee
Think that’s Liz actually.
I’m Alan, and so is my wife.
I’m just a fan, Alan.
That’s not Alan, it’s Lizzie.
Yes I am Alan. Send me the money.
Please ignore what it says on all of my legal ID including passport and birth certificate.
New King, who dis?
I’ll ask him ,later
Cook Pass Babtridge
I’m Alan and so is my wife.
I’ll ask him.
maybe it’s Steve’s?
It’s Roy’s £20, Douglas borrowed it and never gave it back
Alan. Johnson’s. 20.
Do you think he’ll mind? I think it’s possible he might mind.
Got your big twenty, Alan?
Not Alan, it’s an anagram.
Bad news. I’ve printed this off and spent it so it’s no longer valid.
Isn’t it ironic that they couldn’t finish writing the “is Morissette” part? Just a little too ironic.
The old *”My gran gave it to me for my birthday, she even wrote my name on it!”* chestnut.
Alan has recently been to see a magician I’m guessing.
Well, I hope for his sake that Alan is well hidden. I am led to believe that the Constabulary do not take kindly to those breaching the Currency and Banknotes Act 1928 (Section 12).
I was trying to pay you a compliment, unless I’ve grossly misread the situation. It was my understanding in the lift that no money would change hands.
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