Originally posted by jonesy
You cannot pay for anything in US dollars here. First you must exchange it into Australian currency.
Have you travelled anywhere?
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I don't need proof, I live in Australia.
You cannot pay for anything in US dollars here. First you must exchange it into Australian currency.
Have you travelled anywhere?
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Originally posted by baddog
you dont get it do you? You just proved what he said.Don't let greediness blur your vision | You gotta let some shit slide
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Originally posted by jonesy hahahahaaha
No way as way, No limitation as limitation. AmeriNOC formally PhatServers
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hey, when I feel like slumming, I travel to other countries. what's the big deal?I'm not a dinosaur, I'm a crocodile. I've seen dinosaurs come and go and I'm left unimpressed.Comment
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That guy has a hard-on for bashing Europe...poor SOBOriginally posted by Joe CitizenClassic thread filled with so many unsurprising, ignorant comments.
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Thank god things don't work like he says or else Darwin's Theory would be fubarOriginally posted by jonesy
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Yeah sure Dollars are accepted worldwide...after you exchange them in a bank for other currencysOriginally posted by jonesy
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I havent been to austrailia but some of my family has. one instance about money in particular came up in a story my dad told me. I wont bore you with the details but the guy accepted the money.Originally posted by Joe CitizenI don't need proof, I live in Australia.
You cannot pay for anything in US dollars here. First you must exchange it into Australian currency.
Have you travelled anywhere?
yes joe i have travelled- sure you want to exchange money it to make things easier BUT ive used american money to buy shit in other countries.
when in europe ive never had anyone NOT take my money. Ever.
And that goes for every other place ive travelled too.
why else would i have made the post if i hadnt..
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Originally posted by jonesy
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Somehow I find that a bit hard to belive (to say the least)....Originally posted by jonesyComment
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Who's "Battus" ?
j/kYour post count means nothing.Comment
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let me clear this up. re-reading this i can see that i wasnt specific.Originally posted by jonesy
of course other nations money is accepeted in other countries.
i was speaking as if the money wasnt exchanged, would it still be accpeted and the answer is yes, moreso than other countries currencys.
im speaking from experince of traveling europe and having several different countries currency's and not having a specific countries currency. the american currency was accepted/preferred over the others i had which were german, english/uk and dutch.
some countries in europe just wanted american and not their own.
same went for the caribbean islands, mexico, central america and south america.Last edited by jonesy; 06-18-2005, 03:52 PM..
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I will repeat myself because you clearly aren't listening:Originally posted by jonesy
US dollars are not legal tender in Australia. Never have been and never will be. US dollars are worthless here until they are exchanged into Australian currency.
You cannot walk into a shop in Australia and pay for things with US currency. Businesses here do not accept it.
Do you get it?Last edited by Joe Citizen; 06-18-2005, 05:20 PM.Comment
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Don't waste your time, he obviously doesn't understand.Originally posted by Joe Citizen
Originally posted by jonesy
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Joe im not disagreeing with you. I'm just giving you an example of an experience my dad had in your country thats all.Originally posted by Joe Citizen
if you think im lying to you, thats cool too, i dont give a fuck.
the point is, you cant say it NEVER happens.
do you get that?.
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yes i do understand, so fuck off rambler.Originally posted by rambler
Last edited by jonesy; 06-18-2005, 06:06 PM..
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You claimed that US currency is accepted in every country in the world, implying that it is legal tender in every country.Originally posted by jonesy
If I found someone in the US who would accept Australian currency would that make it legal tender in the US? Of course not.
You are wrong on this one. That's all there is to it.
PS In my recent travels to Eastern Europe I found people more willing to accept the Euro than US dollars.Comment
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Originally posted by jonesy
Fuck You jonesy
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god damn your as thick as a brick mate.Originally posted by Joe Citizen
i never calimed that american money was accepted as legal tender anywhere - thats your own misunderstanding -
i said american money is accepted in every country. period.
heres an analogy --- I liken american money to gold.
understand the analogy?
Do you get that or are you going to argue that ones paper and the other is a mineral?
hope this helps.
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No, you're wrong. It is not accepted in Australia. Nor is it accepted in most of the countries I've travelled to... until you change it into local currency.Originally posted by jonesy
Now who's as thick as a brick?
P.S. I've travelled to almost 30 countries and no more than half a dozen accepted US currency in the shops.Last edited by Joe Citizen; 06-18-2005, 06:39 PM.Comment
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I live in Canada (the 51st state) and I still can't use my US$$$ in a lot of places...and when I can use it no one gives me what the banks do. So your blanket statement: "american money is accepted in every country. period." is FALSE.Originally posted by jonesy
Just admit you're a dumbfuck and I'll forgive you jonesy
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Yeha, we abused our power in World War I, World War II, and when we rebuilt Japan and Germany. I guess you've never heard about checks and balances in that little document called the Constitution, moron...Originally posted by Franck
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