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not bashing but what if you weren't a christian? what if you were a jew, or catholic, etc., would that make this story less believable?

well if it is in the rumor section it must be true....

this doesn't sound good. i'm just about ready to get off this ride.

where is the intel? sounds like the same old intel i mean BS these idiots have been posting every...

i heard it tastes like crow...or was that chicken?

possum stared into the car headlights too long, he never made it to the other side of the road. he is now on the menu at the road kill grill....

here we go again.....

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possum needs to stick his head in mamas pouch so no one but him can hear his stupid BS. stare into the headlights possum...

yes this is an older article previously posted in the forums. if i'm not mistaken iraq was doing one of their so called studies on this subject. i believe if they issue these larger bills it is for interbanking transactions. but then again this is iraq and anything is possible.

agreed this guy is just as bad as the gurus. never was or will be funny. i guess his stint in rehab was a failure. just saying

what does warka closing 2 days for holiday have to do with the RV? cbi is the one in charge of monetary policy not warka. just chill out and relax.

kind of funny banks would even need any money at all. pretty much everything is done electronically now days. why would they even need such large bills. just sayin.

when i was a teen my brother threw a hammer at a goundhog and hit him square in the head. needless to say we had groundhog stew for dinner...

not completely true some of them are making money from this.

i agree what news? seems to be the same old stuff we hear day in and day out. nothing really exciting.

bill needs some cigars

and here i thought she was one of 007's girls. shaken not stirred...

.86+ and there not happy? greed will get you every time. at .86 i will do the happy dance and run naked down the middle of main st. it may not be a pretty site but i will have a big old grin from ear to ear....

doesn't make you a negative but i'm sure you will get a few negatives (-) for this post. just saying

after hearing the stupid intel from the professors of the dinar world weekly, i and since i have no secret high level intel to offer, the name nointel seemed fitting. plain and simple.

say it isn't so....

i think this is the ss minow not the titanic...

that's what i call going out with a BanG..... JK

it's not 6/199/11 yet. looks like we have a while longer to wait.....