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Old 09-24-2007, 01:38 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Fluffmeister View Post
$1.40 per euro is better than $1.60 per euro! Although I don't think it's ever been $1.60 per euro - you sure you weren't comparing that to the UK pound (the dollar has now dropped so much you get over $2 to the pound now)?

A euro used to cost just 80c a few years back. At $1.40, Europe is becoming very expensive for US visitors.
yes - sorry - it WAS UK - I get it all mixed up in my memory LOL
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