January | 29•2009
filed under "Random"
I'm just going to be straight here. i really cant think of anything funnier than what i posted as far as the video about trickin' on tuesday. i have been laughing at that for days... and those of you who watched it (particularly the males) have most likely been laughing at it as well.
Rather than post something that's not as funny (to me), ill just reminisce about how funny that one was and discuss how that video changed your life.
I'll start...
200$ in American currency might be two hundred thousand dollars overseas is what you don't know!!
1 Brazil real = 0.441306 U.S. dollars
1 Mexican peso = 0.071289 U.S. dollars
1 Russian ruble = 0.029472 U.S. dollars
1 Indian rupee = 0.020446 U.S. dollars
1 Japanese yen = 0.011063 U.S. dollars
wooooo....
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[Post No. 353]
mandaris || January.30.09
For those of us with a public education and a lazy mind: 14.027410 Mexican peso = 1 U.S. dollar 2.266001 Brazil real = 1 U.S. dollars 33.930510 Russian ruble = 1 U.S. dollars 48.909322 Indian rupee = 1 U.S. dollars 90.391395 Japanese yen = 1 U.S. dollars Please note that the Japanese don't use dollars and cents. It's all yen, so don't think you can save a boat load of money by buying things there and having them shipped.
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Timm || January.30.09
its still almost 100 to one on paper, but true enough... yen (the japanese dollar) is all counted as pennies. no one uses like, rin anymore. 1 american dollar is worth almost fifty bucks in india... So roughly, 200USD = 10,000INR! i could see india as a very viable option. you could really work your trick game out there. i could see a young brother with some money trickin out there in india. Stop givin' these corporations this money, give these women this money! Empower these women! - Leonard Kimbro
[Post No. 504]
Dave || January.30.09
I think THAT line was what was killing me. He TOTALLY turned it around into a roots-up endeavor to help ladies and NOT feed corporate machines. Oh man . . . I STILL laugh . . .
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