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If this moved you, they have a book out. They have won the Jimmy V award, and are truly an inspiration. I have been racing for several years now, and Triathlon's are hard enough. An Amazing father/son.

I know, right!

She served up the Number 10 poo poo plater, along with the cream of sum yung guy.

C'mon Luigi, let us all in on the joke. Your financial situation aside, you are kidding ........right??????

Quite frankly 4 dinar move doesn't mean pip!

This is just me spitballing, but if his comparrison of $10 billion (2007) to today $76 Billion. Is 7.6 times greater, that should make the dinar (all others things being equal) worth 150 dinar to the dollar. If you assume prgress in building out infrastructure to be worth twice that in 2007 (just my guesstimate, I have no figures to back that up) it should be 75 dinar to the dollar or 1 dinar equals 1.3 cents. So a $.10 RV is not that far out of the question. JMO

Couldn't agree more. They want to go back to hating us as much as all of their neighbors, and how can they do that when they have to whip out paper with Ben Franklin and George washington on it to buy groceries.

Hell Yeah!!!

Erbil, Erbil, Erbil.....anyone?????

Debt free of course, take a vacation. It's fun to dream everyone, but stay grounded!!!!

I was all good until that last statement about 2015.

This is horrible!!! RIP my friend

My friend, you and I are of similar philosophy. I was simply wondering because it is possible to buy physical gold in other currencies. I can buy it in Pounnd sterling/euro/aussie dollar/swiss franc etc. The gold is then mine, and stored in a safe place. I was wondering if this is done from a 25k dinar note or warka perspective, how could it be taxed as a US citizen if I buy under the limits. I know the immediate response it to say "well you gotta pay tax". I know, but how , why , and under what mechanism since I am not realizing a gain. Kind of like a 1031 or 1035 exchange.

Just thinking out loud, but If you use dinar to buy silver , hopefully after an aprreciable RV. Is there a tax bill? Before you jump and say yes (and I'm talking about income tax) Why? Just asking.