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On Feb 9, 8:22 pm, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:

On Sat, 9 Feb 2008 17:03:55 -0800 (PST), Tim
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On Feb 9, 6:50 pm, "tak" wrote:
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Absolutely amazing!

0+9=9
1+8=9
2+7=9
3+6+9
4+5=9
5+4=9
6+3=9
7+2=9
8+1=9
9+0=9

Absolutely amazing!

It's called coincident order.

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Here's one. Of course it has a mathematical flaw in it, but 99% of
people don't catch it!

I say $1 is equal to 1 cent and can prove it. Bull****?

$1 = 100 cents
$1 = 10 cents x 10 cents
$1 = $1/10 x $1/10
$1 = $0.1 x $0.1
$1 = $.01
$1 = 1 cent.

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Damn, you're stupid.....

I'm not the one trying to state a buck is a penny. Even inflation has
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Idiot.

Maybe, but I at least know a buck is not worth a penny. Maybe $0.53 in
purchasing power


"Maybe $0.53 in purchasing power"?? That is silly, I still pay a
buck for something marked $1.00.. well, $1.06 if it is taxable..

Around here it is $1.0725 to $1.085 if taxible. Purchasing power based a
couple years ago. When Chuck Steak was $0.43 / lb. Great thing about
inflation. My $50k home model sells for about $1.1mm. Great for me as I
have owned it since it was a $135k house in 1979. But that deflated buck is
what is required to buy it now.