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Old 06-18-2006, 01:43 PM  
Snake Doctor
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Originally Posted by Coatsy
Your not even close to understanding what I'm saying sadly

Unfortunetly I do not have a graph to prove my point so I'm just gonna have to post facts instead

The dollars value since 2001

http://www.x-rates.com/d/GBP/USD/hist2001.html

Jan 2001 $1 = 0.676896 GBP

http://www.x-rates.com/d/GBP/USD/hist2006.html

Jan 2006 $1 = 0.566481 GBP

2001 - Canadian Dollars to 1 USD

http://www.x-rates.com/d/CAD/USD/hist2001.html

Jan 2001 $1 = 1.5032 CAD

http://www.x-rates.com/d/CAD/USD/hist2006.html

Jan 2001 $1 = 1.15788 CAD
Gee that's funny, you talk about how the dollar went to shit when the euro was introduced, and then you post the dollars value versus pounds and canadian dollars to prove your point

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Originally Posted by Coatsy

Yes your right, the dollars worth more now than it was in 2001 NOT
I never implied that the dollar is stronger today than it was in 2001, I simply pointed out that the dollar's value has nothing to do with the introduction of the euro numbnuts.



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Originally Posted by Coatsy
It ONLY remains a good thing as long as oil is ONLY sold in dollars, if oil starts to be sold in euros on a big enought scale your economy is completely FUCKED !
Yeah as long as oil is only sold in dollars it's not a problem. And as long as my grandmother doesn't grow nuts she won't be my grandfather.
The odds of either thing happening are about the same.

Why on earth would the oil producers of the world intentionally try to fuck up the economy of their biggest customer? That would be like the Chinese government nuking Wal-Mart headquarters.
It's not gonna happen.
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