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Infinite African Westcoastin' Travel Blog 2010

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M Dogg™:
Many poor nations have lots of "zeros" when it's not needed. The reason is because their currency is weak in exchange, so they need to print out tons of money to even keep up with exchange. It's not even inflations fault, they just have a weak currency. I know Mexico knocked off some zeros to their currency, at one time a peso was worth 1,000 pesos, so a coke was like 750 pesos. Then Mexico introduced the Super peso, and they called it that until the old pesos got filtered out and the Super peso became the peso. But Mexico has more clout and the NAFTA agreement helped them stabilize their peso heavily.

Triple OG Rapsodie:
dude that's a hoverhand if anything is. When a girl leans in and your arm is around her, the cue is to put your hand on her shoulder. You didn't. That's hover hands.

jeromechickenbone:

--- Quote from: M Dogg on January 28, 2011, 07:31:41 PM ---
--- Quote from: THE RAPTURE on January 26, 2011, 07:33:25 AM ---Since when do vacation photos belong in ToT? Mod please.

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When they expose people to a more worldly view and allow for discussion about worldly topics, and are more important to todays world than Nazi's in space.

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Yeah and this shits on those threads where people delusionally think Obama is anything more than an empty suit blindly regurgitating someone elses thoughts word for word. I mean some people actually think he actually calls shots on US/world affairs! Oh well at least it provides some cheap laughter here on ToT.

Lolita:
wow thats totally cool that u went to africa. its a country i want to visit someday.

mucho besos

Fraxxx:

--- Quote from: Lolita on March 28, 2011, 08:49:28 PM ---wow thats totally cool that u went to africa. its a country i want to visit someday.

mucho besos

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Right? RIGHT? Africa's my favourite country!

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