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As he apologised for his English (which as an aside is perfectly acceptable) I'd assume that figure isn't in dollars or pound sterling. Possibly euros but that
by VBprogrammer 12y ago
As he apologised for his English (which as an aside is perfectly acceptable) I'd assume that figure isn't in dollars or pound sterling. Possibly euros but that again would seem to be enough to get someone else involved in the project.
- 31reasons 12y agoAs we know there not just 3 currencies in the world. It could be Yen, Rupee or Ugandan shilling or any one of the 180 currencies.
- madaxe_again 12y agoSure, but why provide the information if it's in Triganic Pu - I think it's fair to assume he meant USD, unless otherwise indicated, otherwise it's just an utterly contextless number.
- dholowiski 12y agoWhy would that be safe to assume? Most of us don't use use usd, just a small, vocal minority.
- madaxe_again 12y agoLook, dickbrain, I don't use USD either, but this isn't a political argument, it's just that when people give an amount without a currency they typically mean USD. The OP could clarify this but has chosen not to.
- madaxe_again 12y agoMy apologies, you are quite right. The single most important thing is what currency he meant, and I was clearly being pro-America and anti-semitic by assuming he meant USD. What do you want? A pound of flesh?
- hackerboos 12y agoSafe to assume he converted into USD. I would have if I didn't use the £ symbol.