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what do you think about it?

i think its cool because the previous portuguese currency (escudo) means shield in english

I7 r0x0r

Naa - I think it is a great instrument for the european community, and am really annoyed that Denmark is not a part of it.
We most likely will be eventually but many danes are so stupid and stuborn that they fear it will cost us our identity that the currency will be called €uro instead of kroner

[ 01-02-2002: Message edited by: Xandax ]

OMG Xandax speaking l€€+!!

THE END IS NEAR!!

never tought i'd see this

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Ow well... What to say about the €uro, money is money. I liked the Gulden but I'll get used to the €uro as well.

The only thing I don't like about the €uro is how strong it is compared to the dollar.

And I don't know what to do with my crime money

€€€ is good. (and I wont need to change my money when I go out of Holland on a Saturday night or on a holliday.)

Originally posted by NeKr0mAnCeR:
<STRONG>OMG Xandax speaking l€€+!!

<snip></STRONG>

Just messing with ya }{34d

Well personally i am happy to be out of the Euro until it proves it's worth, British Sterling may have appaling interest rates etc, but at least we as a country control them. I can see a lot of confusion and problems coming form the mass change to Euro's.

And for tomorrows Xenephobic comments....

Ok. What happens when a country hits a financial crisis? When we had our own currencies, generally you saw that currency devalued (ie the Lira) do the nations with more stable economies carry those that are unstable?

Personally I am not for the Euro.

Also, in the UK it appears that the vendors are setting the exchange rates at the moment.

[ 01-02-2002: Message edited by: Yshania ]

Originally posted by Yshania:
<STRONG>Ok. What happens when a country hits a financial crisis? When we had our own currencies, generally you saw that currency devalued (ie the Lira) do the nations with more stable economies carry those that are unstable?</STRONG>

I would assume that is why so many countries are being forced to submit to the Euro.

Plus what happens when one of the countries with the Euro invade a smaller country, do all the other countries have to fund their war effort?

Well useally when a country in Europe hits economical "crisis" it already affects all other member countries because of the thightness of these countries in econamical aspects.
The european countries are very similar when looked upon financially - and also there are guidelines placed on the induvidual countries in terms of max inflation etc.
What will be the biggest "difficulty" in terms of the euro will be to get a somewhat similar pricelevel for goods.

And btw devaluation as an economical tool is very dangerous and is actually seldom used(or should seldom be used )in industrial countries (IIRC last was sweden some years back)

All the euro is, is only one step futher than the "finacial and intress"-policies already carried out the last couple of years in euro-land, and it's most significant change to lives is that you now can use the same currency in more countries.

[ 01-02-2002: Message edited by: Xandax ]

Say what you want, I'm all happy I've got €uros at last!
Always had soo many foreign money at home: Gulden, D-Mark, francs français, francs belges/luxembourgeois and now: just one!
I even had to have two wallets, one for french and one for belgian/luxemburgish, I can tell you that was really annoying.

Wow! A Luxembourgian! That's not often!

Nice to meet ya, Mysteria!

Oh yeah, anyone here been to Liechtenstein? Well, maybe I should ask can we fit more than the king and his pet yak in Liechtenstein

no, we're quite rare but i always get the impression that there's at least one of us everywhere

Originally posted by Mysteria:
<STRONG>no, we're quite rare but i always get the impression that there's at least one of us everywhere</STRONG>

So ever been to Liechtenstein?

Originally posted by Mysteria:
<STRONG>no, we're quite rare </STRONG>

Rare like Precious Jewels? Or Rare like intelligent people in SYM?

portuguese guys here are quite rare too (think im the only one)

I think I'll miss the americans trying too pronounce gulden, ROFLMAO.

Don't know what the € is

Nobody here has been to Liechtenstein??

Nope, Never been there.

Originally posted by Gandalfgal The Talking Variant:
<STRONG>Nope, Never been there. </STRONG>

Are the rumors true that you could crush Liechtenstein with a crouton?