Rayman Pirate-Community

I don't use my bank account. I can't be bothered.

I believe a woman once earned £42 worth of money from just finding coins on the ground. It took her about ten years I think.

Ain't the best job that £42 pounds a decade...

You know what do I think about EU? NO offence for the people living in Germany and France, but it is actually project of these countries' governments going to merge Union into single state, which would cause... arise of Soviet Union idea, for instance.

I have 340 sweet euro's in my secret piggy bank Well, it took me years to get this amount of money. I'm saving this money from when it's really needed instead of hitting the town with it

I have over 6000 dkr. in the bank, which is the same as about... $1000.

$1000...probably about £700 or something.

To be honest I have no idea how much I have, but I reckon it's about £750.

Acarr wrote:$1000...probably about £700 or something.

I think it's a little more.

I'd like to start a pension now But I've got no money to start it -_-

You know what do I think about EU? NO offence for the people living in Germany and France, but it is actually project of these countries' governments going to merge Union into single state, which would cause... arise of Soviet Union idea, for instance.

No, it wouldn't. We could form a country of freedom, peace and welfare. And if we would all team up together we would succeed in making something beautiful.

You actually mean this?

The USE.

Well, you can leave away the country part, but for the rest i totally mean it.

Acarr wrote:$1000...probably about £700 or something.

Actually £1=$2 (roughly) So it's £500.

Joshua822 wrote:Well, you can leave away the country part, but for the rest i totally mean it.

I agree with the freedom and peace and stuff, but merging Europe into one single country = BIGGEST FAILURE EVER!

Why do they want to do that? It makes no sense.

It's not gonna happen anyway. If it would, at least i'd hear about it.

Serza5 wrote:

Acarr wrote:$1000...probably about £700 or something.

Actually £1=$2 (roughly) So it's £500.

I just noticed this, and i can tell you that's wrong.

£1 = $0.84 I think. It's certainly nothing like what serza said.

100.00 GBP = 148.129 USD

according to XE.com.