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| − | The '''pound''' ('''£''') was the [[money|currency]] of [[England]] and [[ |
+ | The '''pound''' ('''£'''), also referred to as the '''pound sterling''' or '''quid''', was the [[money|currency]] of [[England]] and [[Old Britain]]. It was equal to one hundred [[pence]]. |
[[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard|Picard]] used the an old [[Earth]] adage, "''in for a [[penny]], in for a pound''", when talking to [[Data]] and [[William Riker|Riker]] about delivering a message to Data's "pen pal" in [[2365]]. ({{TNG|Pen Pals}}) |
[[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard|Picard]] used the an old [[Earth]] adage, "''in for a [[penny]], in for a pound''", when talking to [[Data]] and [[William Riker|Riker]] about delivering a message to Data's "pen pal" in [[2365]]. ({{TNG|Pen Pals}}) |
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[[Kathryn Janeway]] used the adage when talking to the [[Unnamed Nezu#Ambassador|Nezu Ambassador]] when offering to help with a rescue attempt from an [[asteroid]] bombardment. ({{VOY|Rise}}) |
[[Kathryn Janeway]] used the adage when talking to the [[Unnamed Nezu#Ambassador|Nezu Ambassador]] when offering to help with a rescue attempt from an [[asteroid]] bombardment. ({{VOY|Rise}}) |
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Revision as of 00:26, 4 April 2016
The pound (£), also referred to as the pound sterling or quid, was the currency of England and Old Britain. It was equal to one hundred pence.
Captain Picard used the an old Earth adage, "in for a penny, in for a pound", when talking to Data and Riker about delivering a message to Data's "pen pal" in 2365. (TNG: "Pen Pals")
Kathryn Janeway used the adage when talking to the Nezu Ambassador when offering to help with a rescue attempt from an asteroid bombardment. (VOY: "Rise")