Lewister99 introduction

I have for a number of years had incestual feelings towards my younger half-sister and i have no idea what to do about it, since I've last posted here something has happened so i was over for family dinner last night and since it was late and i had been working my dad said I could just stay the night, so i went to my normal room and drifted off to sleep, but around 3 AM natured called so i went to go use the bathroom which is right by my sisters room, i heard stance noises coming from there so i went to go see if she was okay and i saw her spread eagle on her bed pleasuring herself, i imrndisnt went to turn away but then i realized she was watching bro, sis porn so i decided to watch and pleasure myself as well, was i wrong to do this without get knowing.

Lewister99,

Split from another intro post.

KS is not a forum for "pleasuring yourself" or incest porn. There are plenty of those on the Web. If that's what you're looking for.

UN

When people expect privacy, it isn’t a good idea to spy.

On the other hand, no pun intended, why didn’t she close the door?

She may be into that material and still not want to do anything with you.

I’m giving this response by taking this statement seriously. If this is, instead, the start to a fictional fantasy, please drop it. That’s not what we’re about here.

This sounds about as real as a £1000 note.

Jane Doe wrote:This sounds about as real as a £1000 note.

I gather that means not very?

UN

Unowen17 wrote:

Jane Doe wrote:This sounds about as real as a £1000 note.

I gather that means not very?

UN

Its as real as the $1000 bill

$1000 bills are still real, just not currently issued. Still worth a thousand bucks. Maybe more because they’re collector’s items.

Best,
UN

Does a £1000 note actually weigh 1000 pounds?

OtherHans wrote:Does a £1000 note actually weigh 1000 pounds?

If you converted it into sterling silver, yes. But the British pound has not been tied to silver for a long time.

As far as I can tell, Jane’s right. No £1000 notes were ever issued by any bank that had authority to issue them.

Best,
UN

As far as I know, the highest denomination of banknotes in general circulation is the £50 note, and we rarely see that unless we're withdrawing a large sum of money from the bank (personally, I wouldn't want to carry so much money in cash, if I was buying something expensive I'd use my debit card). Some shops will not accept the £50 note in case of forgeries. Most notes are £20, £10 and £5, all smaller sums of money are in coins which come in: £5 (rare but it exists), £2, £1, 50p, 20p, 10p, 5p, 2p and 1p.

So no... £1000 notes definitely do not exist. If the Bank of England were to issue them, everyone would know about them.