OT, until you look at boat prices....
 

What does a trillion dollars look like?

http://www.pagetutor.com/trillion/index.html


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OT, until you look at boat prices....
 

"Larry" wrote in message
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What does a trillion dollars look like?

http://www.pagetutor.com/trillion/index.html


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Simlar to a trillion pounds, but moreso!

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"Larry" wrote in message
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What does a trillion dollars look like?

http://www.pagetutor.com/trillion/index.html


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The answer is obvious: We need smaller currency.

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OT, until you look at boat prices....
 

On 2/28/2010 9:35 AM, KLC Lewis wrote:
wrote in message
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What does a trillion dollars look like?

http://www.pagetutor.com/trillion/index.html


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The answer is obvious: We need smaller currency.

We are getting a smaller currency. Not in size but in value. You can
not print a trillion dollars to cover the spending frenzy and keep the
value of the dollar the same as it was.

OT, until you look at boat prices....
 

"Keith Nuttle" wrote in message
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We are getting a smaller currency. Not in size but in value. You can not
print a trillion dollars to cover the spending frenzy and keep the value
of the dollar the same as it was.

The USDollar isn't worth a Continental. But it is not the (sole) fault of
this particular administration. The dilution of our currency has been
ongoing for over a hundred years, and will continue to occur in the future
until the Dollar is either replaced or devalued; then the cycle can start
all over again. It cannot be otherwise while maintaining an economic system
where everyone has to make a "profit" on things (or even worse, mere
"concepts") which have no real increase in intrinsic value, if they ever had
any intrinsic value at all.

Nevertheless, my original joke stands.

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KLC Lewis

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www.KLCLewisStudios.com

OT, until you look at boat prices....
 

On Feb 28, 9:56*am, "KLC Lewis" wrote:
"Keith Nuttle" wrote in message

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We are getting a smaller currency. *Not in size but in value. You can not
print a trillion dollars to cover the spending frenzy and keep the value
of the dollar the same as it was.

The USDollar isn't worth a Continental. But it is not the (sole) fault of
this particular administration. The dilution of our currency has been
ongoing for over a hundred years, and will continue to occur in the future
until the Dollar is either replaced or devalued; then the cycle can start
all over again. It cannot be otherwise while maintaining an economic system
where everyone has to make a "profit" on things (or even worse, mere
"concepts") which have no real increase in intrinsic value, if they ever had
any intrinsic value at all.

Nevertheless, my original joke stands.

--
KLC Lewis

WISCONSIN
Where It's So Cool Outside, Nobody Stays Indoors Nappingwww.KLCLewisStudios.com

Well said. Good joke, too! Tom

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Keith Nuttle wrote in news:hmdvqj$4j6$1
@speranza.aioe.org:

We are getting a smaller currency. Not in size but in value. You can
not print a trillion dollars to cover the spending frenzy and keep the
value of the dollar the same as it was.



Less than 3% of the outstanding "money" is actually printed, now. 97% of
the US Dollars only exist in the fantasy data of computers moving between
thieves over the data networks.

Fed has no way of actually printing ALL the "money" in circulation.



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Larry