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Posted by Prometheus Xex on Jun-01-2007 02:51:

quote:
Originally posted by Abercrombie
I don't know why everyone goes jurasic on that name. I read it as a pseudo-1337 speak for "promiscuous sex".


Hey that's a good one... I never thought of it that way!


Posted by Prometheus Xex on Jun-01-2007 11:55:

Hey this morning it's at .9355! The saga continues.


Posted by _Ocean_Drive_ on Jun-01-2007 12:59:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
AUD Australia - Dollar 2.3355
CAD Canada - Dollar 2.0673
USD United States - Dollar 1.9245

all of your dollars are belong to us


+1


Posted by emc^2 on Jun-01-2007 16:03:

Interesting what kind of economic impact it has. If I recall correctly from my Pol. Sci/Soc. Studies weak dollar means that it may have a stimulating effect on economy for exports (seeling to other countries), however TOTALY sucks for imports.

Like this morning I was looking at some rare vinyl on eBay and it would cost me almost $50!!!! to buy it from UK. However, at the same time I can hike up a price on my rare vintage synth and sell it to some sucker, erm....... I mean BUYER in UK for about $1000 more than I could have sold it if I were selling to someone in US. To them it's a bargain because it would be MUCH cheaper than what they sell for in UK due to currency fluctuations.

GLOBAL VILLAGE BABY!!! YAAAAAAY!


Posted by enferno on Jun-01-2007 20:36:

quote:
Originally posted by Jake Benson
Well at least I can go to Mexico and still buy a hooker for like 12 bucks, right?


too bad your queer though


Posted by emc^2 on Jun-01-2007 20:51:

quote:
Originally posted by enferno
too bad your queer though


in all fairness, he didn't specify if it was an AC or DC kind...


Posted by Prometheus Xex on Jun-01-2007 22:37:

More for y'all.

"Early in the afternoon, the loonie was up 0.69 of a cent to 94.18 cents US after going as high as 94.36 cents US. The latest surge comes after a prediction from CIBC World Markets economists (TSX:CM) that the Canadian dollar will be worth as much as the greenback by the end of this year. That last happened in November 1976."

It's nuts!


Posted by all-nite-freak on Jun-01-2007 22:53:

http://www.xanga.com/Bonersaurus


Posted by Prometheus Xex on Jun-02-2007 00:57:

quote:
Originally posted by all-nite-freak
http://www.xanga.com/Bonersaurus




Well now I can lend a face to your name finally. How ya doing chum.


Posted by Jake Benson on Jun-02-2007 13:41:

quote:
Originally posted by enferno
too bad your queer though


Quick to assume a hooker is a chick huh? Didn't I see you working the corner last weekend with T on that said "gay for pay"?


Posted by all-nite-freak on Jun-03-2007 01:22:



i have this in pink and taupe


Posted by PressPLay on Jun-04-2007 22:18:

quote:
Originally posted by Prometheus Xex
Hey this morning it's at .9355! The saga continues.


Just watched the news and it's 0.9448 today.


Posted by Abercrombie on Jun-04-2007 22:35:

Time to go shopping in Buffalo... I already have a weekend planned there in a few weeks


Posted by ak87 on Jun-04-2007 23:00:

quote:
Originally posted by emc^2
Interesting what kind of economic impact it has. If I recall correctly from my Pol. Sci/Soc. Studies weak dollar means that it may have a stimulating effect on economy for exports (seeling to other countries), however TOTALY sucks for imports.



exactly
America needs their dollar to drop so they can begin to compete with China and its incredibly cheap cost of producing almost anything


Posted by Prometheus Xex on Jun-06-2007 01:05:

quote:
Originally posted by ak87
exactly America needs their dollar to drop so they can begin to compete with China and its incredibly cheap cost of producing almost anything


No disrespect to China in any way, but it seems that too many businesses, especially in the U.S., use the Chinese as slave-like labour manufacturing due the the incredibly low wages. Look at how the flood of these businesses move/open plants in China to produce their goods.


Posted by VAR on Jun-06-2007 01:14:

quote:
Originally posted by PressPLay
Just watched the news and it's 0.9448 today.


i'm happy for the canucks,
they need something to offset their high taxes that is paying for their socalized medicine.


Posted by Moral Hazard on Jun-06-2007 11:49:

quote:
Originally posted by VAR
i'm happy for the canucks,
they need something to offset their high taxes that is paying for their socalized medicine.


Don't buy the hype. A study done by Harvard recently concluded that the Canadian system costs far less per person and delivers superior health care then does the system in the US.


Posted by nchs09 on Jun-06-2007 13:19:

quote:
Originally posted by Prometheus Xex
No disrespect to China in any way, but it seems that too many businesses, especially in the U.S., use the Chinese as slave-like labour manufacturing due the the incredibly low wages. Look at how the flood of these businesses move/open plants in China to produce their goods.
same could be said of india and latin america. its not the US fault, the problems are deeper than that.


Posted by Prometheus Xex on Jun-06-2007 13:33:

quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
same could be said of india and latin america. its not the US fault, the problems are deeper than that.


That's true. Look here in Canada. Shamefully noticing how too many East Indians are being treated very much like the U.S. treats it's Mexican imports by managing to get them to do many of the jobs that the locals don't really want to do at low budget wages. I'm not sure about the Mexican situation, but there are many qualified doctors, engineers, etc, that are forced to to cleaning jobs and such because Canada (maybe U.S. too?) won't honor their degree's from back in their home country. Unless they re-school here... which many can't because of funds.


Posted by emc^2 on Jun-08-2007 14:01:

Yup. Looks like I was right about the benefits of "weak" dollar:

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?...oRvM&refer=home


Posted by Blake on Jun-08-2007 15:03:

I remember being in a McDonalds once a year or so ago. An Indian woman from England placed and order and when she recieved nearly $1 in change back she just left it on the counter. Someone said to her, "Miss, you forgot your change!" and her reply was, "Oh no, that's nothing where I'm from."

Most Americans would have been glad to take back 93 cents in change. I can't blame her though.


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