Random Raves XXI: The Server is Working
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classical_hero
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I once got the Canadian equivilent of the dollar in change before some sharp-eyed manager spotted it and stopped the cashier.
I would be very happy to be down a dollar to have foreign currency.
There was a song that was sung by the Barmy Army when they toured Australia in 2005. "We're fat, we're round, three dollars to the pound." Now they are lucky to get half that.
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Traitorfish
The Tighnahulish Kid
We have sundry provincial worthies. Much better.
Heretic_Cata
We're gonna live forever
I love foreign currency ! Sadly almost all the coins in my collection are old coins - some new ones would be cool too.I once got the Canadian equivilent of the dollar in change before some sharp-eyed manager spotted it and stopped the cashier.
I would be very happy to be down a dollar to have foreign currency.
As for banknotes i have very few off those because they are valuble.
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Darth Caesar
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GenMarshall
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Got an 80.5 on my accounting test.
Heck, at the moment, a Canadian Dollar is actually worth slightly more than a US one.
Integral
Can't you hear it?
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I love foreign currency ! Sadly almost all the coins in my collection are old coins - some new ones would be cool too.
As for banknotes i have very few off those because they are valuble.
When I went overseas, instead of buying touristy crap, I just kept a bit of local money (at least a note, sometimes some coins, like with Norway (because they have holes)) from wherever I went as a souvenir. So my collection consists of 50 US dollars (spare from Egypt that I'll use in Cambodia; I haven't been to the US), 10 Polish złoty, 5 Latvian lats, 30 Lithuanian litas, 125 Estonian kroon, 450 Russian roubles, 5 Turkish lira, 11 Romanian lei, 90 Serbian dinars, 50 Norwegian kroner, 30 Croatian kuna, 500 Hungarian forint, 60 Egyptian pounds, 72 Bulgarian lev, 10 Euros, 10 British pounds and 10 Swiss francs.
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I also went to a midnight showing of The Avengers and enjoyed it immensely. My only regret was having to [redacted] really badly in the middle of the movie. Also, I missed Hulk's one line of dialog because the audience was laughing too much.
Oh, after he slammed [redacted] into the floor like a freaking toy?
Heretic_Cata
We're gonna live forever
Here is my incomplete list:When I went overseas, instead of buying touristy crap, I just kept a bit of local money (at least a note, sometimes some coins, like with Norway (because they have holes)) from wherever I went as a souvenir. So my collection consists of 50 US dollars (spare from Egypt that I'll use in Cambodia; I haven't been to the US), 10 Polish złoty, 5 Latvian lats, 30 Lithuanian litas, 125 Estonian kroon, 450 Russian roubles, 5 Turkish lira, 11 Romanian lei, 90 Serbian dinars, 50 Norwegian kroner, 30 Croatian kuna, 500 Hungarian forint, 60 Egyptian pounds, 72 Bulgarian lev, 10 Euros, 10 British pounds and 10 Swiss francs.
For some unknown reason i didn't write the country name in english, but i think you people can guess them anyway.
I have about 20-30 coins that are not shown there yet.
classical_hero
In whom I trust
rugbyLEAGUEfan
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The song being trumped by "F your women , take your jobs , doo dah , doo dah" by the Australian fans in England during a soccer game.
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