Canadian Rainbow
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NEXUS
Since 2010
I spent a purple on beer. Good thing tomorrow is payday; I'll have another rainbow!
Edit: inb4 "your paycheque is $85?".
Edit-edit: I'm a fucking moron and forgot the $100 bill. Fuck! Math is not my strong point.
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animefreak_usa
Child of Samael
Canadian beerbong.
Also my money is gold and plastic since cash isn't necessary all the time.
Spoiler:
Also my money is gold and plastic since cash isn't necessary all the time.
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NEXUS
Since 2010
animefreak_usa wrote...
Canadian beerbong.Spoiler:
Also my money is gold and plastic since cash isn't necessary all the time.
Canadian bills are made of polymer.
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NEXUS
Since 2010
animefreak_usa wrote...
Canadian beerbong.Spoiler:
Also my money is gold and plastic since cash isn't necessary all the time.
Canadian bills are made of polymer.
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Lughost
the Lugoat
NEXUS wrote...
Lughost wrote...
your paycheck is $185?GOD FUCKING DAMMIT!!!
#rek't
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Gravity cat
the adequately amused
NEXUS wrote...
Canadian bills are made of polymer.Found this out last year when my British-born Canadian aunt sent me birthday money in Canadian dollars.
We still use paper notes. Apparently at some point we're upgrading to plastic since paper tears so easily.
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Gravity cat wrote...
NEXUS wrote...
Canadian bills are made of polymer.Found this out last year when my British-born Canadian aunt sent me birthday money in Canadian dollars.
We still use paper notes. Apparently at some point we're upgrading to plastic since paper tears so easily.
They're water resistant too, great for railing drugs with,
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Bunny5390
The Defenestrator!
William wrote...
Gravity cat wrote...
NEXUS wrote...
Canadian bills are made of polymer.Found this out last year when my British-born Canadian aunt sent me birthday money in Canadian dollars.
We still use paper notes. Apparently at some point we're upgrading to plastic since paper tears so easily.
They're water resistant too, great for railing drugs with,
They may be water resistant, but they're a pain in the ass to handle, because they stick to each other way to much.
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Gravity cat wrote...
NEXUS wrote...
Canadian bills are made of polymer.Found this out last year when my British-born Canadian aunt sent me birthday money in Canadian dollars.
We still use paper notes. Apparently at some point we're upgrading to plastic since paper tears so easily.
Things I learned in BRITANNIA
-The notes are an awkward dimension and do not fit properly into a wallet.
-The pound coin might as well be a form of transport. I dropped one and the damned thing rolled damned near 40 feet. Looked a fool chasing it across the platform.
-Shit's expensive.
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NEXUS
Since 2010
PumpJack McGee wrote...
Gravity cat wrote...
NEXUS wrote...
Canadian bills are made of polymer.Found this out last year when my British-born Canadian aunt sent me birthday money in Canadian dollars.
We still use paper notes. Apparently at some point we're upgrading to plastic since paper tears so easily.
Things I learned in BRITANNIA
-The notes are an awkward dimension and do not fit properly into a wallet.
-The pound coin might as well be a form of transport. I dropped one and the damned thing rolled damned near 40 feet. Looked a fool chasing it across the platform.
-Shit's expensive.
Pound coin? We call them Loonies here. As for bills fitting in wallets, I have no problems here with my wallet.
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They couldn't just use a friggin' hologram? They use them on officially licenced products and they work pretty good.
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NEXUS wrote...
PumpJack McGee wrote...
Gravity cat wrote...
NEXUS wrote...
Canadian bills are made of polymer.Found this out last year when my British-born Canadian aunt sent me birthday money in Canadian dollars.
We still use paper notes. Apparently at some point we're upgrading to plastic since paper tears so easily.
Things I learned in BRITANNIA
-The notes are an awkward dimension and do not fit properly into a wallet.
-The pound coin might as well be a form of transport. I dropped one and the damned thing rolled damned near 40 feet. Looked a fool chasing it across the platform.
-Shit's expensive.
Pound coin? We call them Loonies here. As for bills fitting in wallets, I have no problems here with my wallet.
I'm not sure how things work in Vancouver, but when people say BRITANNIA- it usually means Britain.
And why does everybody forget that I'm Canadian. French Canadian. Lived in Ontario for awhile, in Ottawa, and now in Alberta. Three provinces and the Capitol itself. C'mon. Eh.
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Gravity cat
the adequately amused
PumpJack McGee wrote...
Gravity cat wrote...
NEXUS wrote...
Canadian bills are made of polymer.Found this out last year when my British-born Canadian aunt sent me birthday money in Canadian dollars.
We still use paper notes. Apparently at some point we're upgrading to plastic since paper tears so easily.
Things I learned in BRITANNIA
-The notes are an awkward dimension and do not fit properly into a wallet.
-The pound coin might as well be a form of transport. I dropped one and the damned thing rolled damned near 40 feet. Looked a fool chasing it across the platform.
-Shit's expensive.
- Never had a problem with them myself, I guess it's just a case of not being used to Britfag dosh. Worst ones are the ones that have been very well used and are either crumpled to shit or have been torn slightly.
- They're the worst of all the coins for that. Even Two pound coins don't roll as much because they're almost twice the size of a pound. 1p is just as bad, but nobody cares about losing those because 1p is next to nothing.
- You've experienced the wonderful world of Value-added tax
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Gravity cat wrote...
- Never had a problem with them myself, I guess it's just a case of not being used to Britfag dosh. Worst ones are the ones that have been very well used and are either crumpled to shit or have been torn slightly.
- They're the worst of all the coins for that. Even Two pound coins don't roll as much because they're almost twice the size of a pound. 1p is just as bad, but nobody cares about losing those because 1p is next to nothing.
- You've experienced the wonderful world of Value-added tax
Swear that the pound sterling is the only coin you can flip and it could land on it's edge.
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animefreak_usa
Child of Samael
A Canadian once told me that Canada could of been a good country with American technology, French cuisine and British culture, but instead we have American culture, French technology and British cuisine.
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Loner
the People's Senpai
Oh damn, you could buy all the Train Stations AND the Boardwalk AND collect your +$200 every time you pass Go with that kind of money!