'Saxpence' and the city

五月 5, 2006

Aberdeen University's physics department has decided to balance the "serious stuff" on its website with some traditional 1920s jokes about the legendary meanness of Aberdonians. Here's a sample: a company of Americans were touring Scotland and lost their way in the North. Presently, they found themselves in the outskirts of a large city. Stopping their car, they asked a boy the name of the place. "I'll tell ye if ye gie me saxpence," replied the youth. "Drive on!" said the American. "I guess this is Aberdeen."

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