Re: 5D - raises more questions
- From: MarkH <markat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2005 01:03:53 GMT
pixby <pixby_douglas@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in news:43135538$1
@dnews.tpgi.com.au:
> Beach Bum wrote:
>>>So where exactly does a $5000 consumer camera intended for "Enthusiasts"
>>>actually fit in the scheme of things?
>>
>>
>> ~ $3300 not $5000
>>
> Where I live, the world does not stop at the boarder patrol of Homeland
> security. $3300 US is $5k AUD. I'm always curious when Americans presume
> they are the only race in the world. The only currency in the world and
> in control of the world!
Where I live we think of the Aussies as our stupid cousins (we once had a
Prime Minister that refered to NZers emigrating to Australia as raising the
average IQ of both countries). I tend to refer to the price of things as
$ when I mean US$ on any international newsgroup or forum. If I wish to
refer to our local currency I would put NZ$ to make it clear.
On a .nz group then $ would mean NZ$, a similar thing would work for you
where $ could mean AU$ on a .au group.
This is about the ability to make oneself understood, which you lack! I
don't know if it is deliberate or simple ignorance, but nothing in your
post indicates that you are referring to anything other than US$.
Mark Heyes (New Zealand)
See my pics at www.gigatech.co.nz (last updated 16-August-05)
"There are 10 types of people, those that
understand binary and those that don't"
.
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