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chrisy":313c2hxm said:
dun":313c2hxm said:
chrisy":313c2hxm said:
I have a QWERTY keyboard and the £ is above the 3 and the $ is above the 4, don't need to use any other keys but the shift to get them both.

exchange rate today is £1 = $1.9 very high exchange rate makes everything almost half price to us.

I thought the pound was out and th euro was in.

dun

not in England we have kept our identity and we will not go over to Euro, those that have wished they hadn't and there is talk of reverting back, as there economy has droped considerably since the change. The richer countries such as Germany and France are carrying the poorer countries such a Italy and Greese, and they don't like it. England is to a certain amount as we are in the EU. but because of our currency being different we don't share the same dividends.

speaking of pounds...as in weight...how many pounds are in a stone?...seen something on TV about something being weighed in stones
 
Heritage_Farmboy":1iugwc72 said:
speaking of pounds...as in weight...how many pounds are in a stone?...seen something on TV about something being weighed in stones

If memory serves it's 14 lbs

dun
 
dun":8k2ofwhd said:
Heritage_Farmboy":8k2ofwhd said:
speaking of pounds...as in weight...how many pounds are in a stone?...seen something on TV about something being weighed in stones

If memory serves it's 14 lbs

dun

Might have to start weighing myself in stones then :lol:
 

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dun":1qptpesn said:
Heritage_Farmboy":1qptpesn said:
speaking of pounds...as in weight...how many pounds are in a stone?...seen something on TV about something being weighed in stones

If memory serves it's 14 lbs

dun

that is absolutely right, but we mostly use Kilo's now. I still like stones as it sounds less, when weighing.
 
Thanks to all for their kind replies to this computer illiterate!! :oops:

Gonna take a few days to soak in all this new knowledge.


I wonder how many Coors Light's that'll take? :)
 
chrisy":1q5k9yls said:
exchange rate today is £1 = $1.9 very high exchange rate makes everything almost half price to us.

On this day five years ago, the exchange rate was $1:£0.70.
Right now, as we speak, the exchange rate is $1:£0.524.

In other words, $100US was worth £70 five years ago, but only £52 today.

That's a 25% reduction in the value of the USD -- IN FIVE YEARS TIME... Yet, somehow, the Fed tells us that inflation has only been running about 2.5% YOY in the US for years now...

I know that some of you out there think I'm crazy when I start talking economics, but you gotta admit -- no matter who you are or what you believe -- that a 25% loss against the world's most previous reserve currency (before the US dollar) is an indication that the US dollar is losing it's value pretty doggone rapidly..

(edit: ya knew I'd sneak economics in here somehow, right? :lol: )
 

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