I made two huge jumps last month and this month:
- entering money collected (most 5, 10 and 20 notes) for a trip to Köln. Some 100+ notes.
- paying the bill for the guy who made the bathroom (Dutch: aannemer, English: contractor??). Some 150+ notes.
That brings me on a total of 797, but I don't think I'll reach the 1000 before 1-1-2003.
Personal entered notes at the end of 2002
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That was meAnonymous wrote:Hallo Tiger,
Which online dictionary do you use?
I have Prisma combined with Finger. But I don't like it at all.
Maybe you have a good suggestion.
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I use Kramer's.
It's the only dictionary I have
All others are just Dutch (Prisma and Van Dale)
I've got a English, French and German from Kramer's, and they're rather good.
The only disadvantage is that they are printed in 1978, so they don't contain modern words like euro etc
But I'm sure there are more recent editions.
It's the only dictionary I have
All others are just Dutch (Prisma and Van Dale)
I've got a English, French and German from Kramer's, and they're rather good.
The only disadvantage is that they are printed in 1978, so they don't contain modern words like euro etc
But I'm sure there are more recent editions.
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Yes he was.
They were all 50 euro notes.
He just shoved them in his "kontzak"with the rest of the money.... I guess he had far more than 20.000 euro in his jeans pocket.
Makes you wonder if he's going to pay all taxes.
He just shoved them in his "kontzak"with the rest of the money.... I guess he had far more than 20.000 euro in his jeans pocket.
Makes you wonder if he's going to pay all taxes.
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I actualy thought about that. But he still had 2 days of work left. So I wanted him to see me as a NORMAL peron, not as an EBTer 
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