Original artwork, not a still
Ten shillings in sixpences, forty-two pounds in thruppences, and seven pence. It’s going to be a rather rich pudding, but who cares.
— Do Not Adjust Your Set · 1967
Behind the line
What it means
Our interpretation.
A comic recipe listing absurd sums of old coins as pudding ingredients, then shrugging off the cost with 'who cares'. The joke is treating money as food and calmly admitting the result will be extravagantly rich.
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