#9

I’ve always imagined The Hague to be literally the most boring place on Earth. Have always pictured it as being a neatly laid out grid full of nothing but row after row of grey office buildings.

#10

I usually put them in a charity bin at the airport

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#11

I’m closing the bureau…for an hour

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#12

Don’t get me started mate.

#13

“Good day to you, sir!” flounces out of the bureau de change

#14

Correct

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#15

Stick them to a piece of paper and write 4.7 euro and draw a picture of baloonz on the note

#16

Maybe you could yer coins changed in a two bit peep show in Rio de Janiero.

#17

pedantry alert
Bureaux de change

#18

Throw them in a fountain.

#19

Bureau de cunts

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#20

It’s weird it should be called a Bureau de Change in that case.

Should be called a Bureau de Notes instead…

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#21

I quite like it! Spent a long weekend there after a work trip. It’s got the royal portrait museum (where Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring is, plus a few Rembrandts) and a really excellent M C Escher museum. Couple of decent restaurants, some pretty buildings to look at, job done.

Wouldn’t want to spend ages there but I prefer work trips there over Munich, because I’m only ever in the shit grey bit there.

#22

Should be called the Bureau de NOTES then really.

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#23

hi i live in the hague
it’s quite nice, lots of good parks and buildings and a beach 10 minutes away
not great for gigs and stuff for a city that size though. everyone just goes shopping

#24

Ahem

#25

If you think I’m checking through 24 replies to see if someone has already made the obvious joke you really don’t know me.

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#26

A city populated by civil servants, diplomats and international lawyers. Of course it’s no fun. Everyone is in bed by 9 PM.

#27

I have never really thought too much about it.

One might say that I am vague about The Hague.

#28

TBF, his version was a bit snappier. Yours had too many words for me to even bother reading until you posted this Ahem.

Sorry.