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1 € = 1 US$

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1 euro is 0,99US$ ! :-)
Do you think it will be soon 1 US $ (and more) ?

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A fixed rate between the Euro and the Dollar would be nice. Then it wont matter if you paid in Euro or US dollar :)
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emmem wrote:A fixed rate between the Euro and the Dollar would be nice. Then it wont matter if you paid in Euro or US dollar :)
Hmm, have you seen what happend to Argentina because their currency had a fixed rate to the dollar?
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smh wrote:
emmem wrote:A fixed rate between the Euro and the Dollar would be nice. Then it wont matter if you paid in Euro or US dollar :)
Hmm, have you seen what happend to Argentina because their currency had a fixed rate to the dollar?
OK. Maybe not such a good idea after all :oops:
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Olivier wrote: ]Yes but we are so rich compared to them... :? We can't compare.
Yes, you're right. There's 1:1 replica of the White House in China, build by a private person, or his own company. There's 1:1 replica of certain parts of Amsterdam (I think) in other place of China, again non-governmental production.

I still haven't heard about replica of the Forbidden City in Europe or USA. Probably Las Vegas has imitation of about everything but still...

Anyway, isn't it quite typical prophecy of sci-fi literature that there'll be a global currency, I think even B5 had it. I think there's usually a strong central/global government which doesn't like too much about the opposition in same stories...
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If 1€ goes upto e.g. 1.2$ Nokia probably hates it and Motorola loves. As a Finn this is very automatic note one makes, even if he doesn't own a single share of Nokia.
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1 € = 0,99 US$ today.... guess when it will be 1 for 1 ... :)

friday, for me...

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Did anyone vote for monday?

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Well, it happened! The Euro is over parity with the dollar. The last time I checked 1 EUR = 1.0077 USD.
Maybe the moderator can change the title of this thread to 1€; > $1.

On a lighter note: I was watching Harvey Birdman last night (it is a cartoon for adults using animation from 70s cartoons). He is a superhero-lawyer. There was a scene in a bar after his court case where he was talking with another lawyer who is paranoid about world domination. One of the things the paranoid lawyer said was "there will be a world currency!"
Harvey replies: "World currency! You're crazy!" He then proceeds to ask the bartender how much his bill was and starts counting out "one euro, two euros, ..."
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Re: Did anyone vote for monday?

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esperantisto wrote: On a lighter note: I was watching Harvey Birdman last night (it is a cartoon for adults using animation from 70s cartoons). He is a superhero-lawyer. There was a scene in a bar after his court case where he was talking with another lawyer who is paranoid about world domination. One of the things the paranoid lawyer said was "there will be a world currency!"
Harvey replies: "World currency! You're crazy!" He then proceeds to ask the bartender how much his bill was and starts counting out "one euro, two euros, ..."
:lol: :lol: :lol:

The newspapers all give the value of the USdollar + the euro, in Canada. The euro has become very easily the second most important currency of the world. Just 2 years old, and already so big! 8)
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Olivier wrote:1 euro is 0,99US$ ! :-)
Do you think it will be soon 1 US $ (and more) ?

O.

really funny to read that now, with an exchange rate of 1€ = 1.54468 US$
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emmem wrote:A fixed rate between the Euro and the Dollar would be nice. Then it wont matter if you paid in Euro or US dollar :)
I wonder if emmem is still sure about this idea ;)
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Dakkus wrote:
emmem wrote:A fixed rate between the Euro and the Dollar would be nice. Then it wont matter if you paid in Euro or US dollar :)
I wonder if emmem is still sure about this idea ;)
emmem not, but esperantisto (Location: Atlanta, Georgia, USA) could be if he plans to stay in Europe for holidays :lol:
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