johnsemlak
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Morrus said:
I guess that snuffs out that fire.
Revised Books: 320 Pages, $50 US? Um, Maybe $30...
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I guess that snuffs out that fire.
Dragongirl
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There is still the issue of paying $30 for something that you already have much of.johnsemlak said:I guess that snuffs out that fire.
Dragongirl
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Hehe, lets find the currency with the worste conversion to dollars and use that. What is the Lira at?tleilaxu said:
johnsemlak
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Dragongirl said:
Good point. I'm hoping the new bits are posted on the internet or something.
Alzrius
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Dragongirl said:
Heh, that line sounds like something at the end of an epic adventure.
"Well, we've managed to defeat the evil rumor of a price increase that was plaguing the land. We can all finally rest easy."
"No. There is still the issue of paying full price again for something you already have much of..."
"You're right...this is only the beginning...but at least we know this part of it, this thread on the message boards, is over..."
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Dragongirl
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heheAGGEMAM said:
NiTessine
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Considering the lira has not been used for a year, you might want to look at the yen or... whatever buttons the Chinese buy their groceries with.
Currently, Italy uses the euro, which was worth about 1.1 dollars, last time I checked.
Oh, and by the way, yes, they're worth it. Every cent.
Currently, Italy uses the euro, which was worth about 1.1 dollars, last time I checked.
Oh, and by the way, yes, they're worth it. Every cent.
AGGEMAM
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NiTessine said:Considering the lira has not been used for a year, you might want to look at the yen or... whatever buttons the Chinese buy their groceries with.
Currently, Italy uses the euro, which was worth about 1.1 dollars, last time I checked.
Oh, and by the way, yes, they're worth it. Every cent.
You're confusing the late Italian Lire with the Turkish Lira, common mistake though.
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