Yesterday £1 could buy you €1.15

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psychocandy replied

10 August 2011, 12:35
Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

Today it is €1.13

Excellent. Daily rate just went up a few quid. (Paid in euros)
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NotAllThere replied

10 August 2011, 12:19
Originally posted by gingerjedi View Post

Your rates are artificially inflated by Nazi gold.

Shame on you..

It's just business. As Schindler would have said.
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AtW replied

10 August 2011, 12:18
Originally posted by alreadypacked View Post

Would the £ be considered a safer currency if Gordon didn't sell all that gold?

No.
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alreadypacked replied

10 August 2011, 12:09
Originally posted by gingerjedi View Post

Your rates are artificially inflated by Nazi gold.

Shame on you..

I am aware of Godwins law BTW

Would the £ be considered a safer currency if Gordon didn't sell all that gold?
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gingerjedi replied

10 August 2011, 11:44
Your rates are artificially inflated by Nazi gold.

Shame on you..

I am aware of Godwins law BTW
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scooterscot replied

10 August 2011, 11:32
Are the riots the first possible signs of the brain drain?

Now us bright sparks have left all that remains is this gelatinous orb of incapable brain matter who complain we're not continuing to contribute to benefits. Good luck to them.
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alreadypacked replied

10 August 2011, 10:08
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

Yesterday, 1CHF would buy you 80p. Today it buys you 85p.

Today my rate is so high I can never go back to the UK
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NotAllThere replied

10 August 2011, 09:43
Yesterday, 1CHF would buy you 80p. Today it buys you 85p.
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eek replied

10 August 2011, 09:06
Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

Today it is €1.13

I don't know why that concerns you. Its a raise to the bottom and Gordon Brown ensured we would win it.
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scooterscot started a topic Yesterday £1 could buy you €1.15

10 August 2011, 08:38
Yesterday £1 could buy you €1.15

Today it is €1.13
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