cinnibuns Posted June 17, 2010 Report Share Posted June 17, 2010 Hello all, as you can see from my posts i do not post very often but do read the news and chat logs every day from this site (big thank you to all who take thier time to post and find news for us!) Well i just back from a local bar and while out having a smoke a older gentleman asks me for a smoke. I give him one and while having a converstation with him he explains to me he just got home from iraq 3 weeks ago. After a while i asked him if he thinks that the dinar will revalue. He then says to me "they talk about it all the time but i dont see it happening." (he didnt refer if it was our men and woman or the iraqi people who talk about it all the time). But i thought to myself there is way to much going on in iraq for this not to happen. So take it for what its worth, but i see this as a good sign that no matter who it may be that people over there are talking about a revalue! Theres my 2 dinars worth lol 1 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
camerascott Posted June 17, 2010 Report Share Posted June 17, 2010 (edited) Hello all, as you can see from my posts i do not post very often but do read the news and chat logs every day from this site (big thank you to all who take thier time to post and find news for us!) Well i just back from a local bar and while out having a smoke a older gentleman asks me for a smoke. I give him one and while having a converstation with him he explains to me he just got home from iraq 3 weeks ago. After a while i asked him if he thinks that the dinar will revalue. He then says to me "they talk about it all the time but i dont see it happening." (he didnt refer if it was our men and woman or the iraqi people who talk about it all the time). But i thought to myself there is way to much going on in iraq for this not to happen. So take it for what its worth, but i see this as a good sign that no matter who it may be that people over there are talking about a revalue! Theres my 2 dinars worth lolkeep up your spirits. i really wouldnt take what he said too seriously because he doesnt know anything just like us. it has to revalue. why wouldnt it. are they supposed to be poor their whole lives while they have all this black gold. it doesnt make sense. it will rv jsut give it time. it cant be that much longer. they just need time fo rtheir government to get in place and everything should fall in place after that. it may not be a smooth ride but will happen over time. again that money cant be worth nothing forever. Edited June 17, 2010 by camerascott 2 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
keepmwlknfny Posted June 17, 2010 Report Share Posted June 17, 2010 Hello all, as you can see from my posts i do not post very often but do read the news and chat logs every day from this site (big thank you to all who take thier time to post and find news for us!) Well i just back from a local bar and while out having a smoke a older gentleman asks me for a smoke. I give him one and while having a converstation with him he explains to me he just got home from iraq 3 weeks ago. After a while i asked him if he thinks that the dinar will revalue. He then says to me "they talk about it all the time but i dont see it happening." (he didnt refer if it was our men and woman or the iraqi people who talk about it all the time). But i thought to myself there is way to much going on in iraq for this not to happen. So take it for what its worth, but i see this as a good sign that no matter who it may be that people over there are talking about a revalue! Theres my 2 dinars worth lolAlot of our troops apparently dont think its going to happen....or at least not like we think it is....i have also talked to a couple of troops that returned home, their OPINION is that it will RV, nothing close to a dollar but that we do still have some time yet before they do it....now i do somewhat agree that we might be waiting a little longer then expected because the way things are going its gonna take them awhile just to get a PM selected and put into office but i do think that we should at least see it jump over 50 cents....could be wrong hahaha hope im wrong....but i do think we will be in the midst of fall at the earliest before it RV's......they take too long....period....and the CBI wont change the exchange rate without a govt in place....why would you throw a revalue in the mix without a govt in place to control the masses? too much goin on right now..... 1 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
automag Posted June 17, 2010 Report Share Posted June 17, 2010 (edited) Hello all, as you can see from my posts i do not post very often but do read the news and chat logs every day from this site (big thank you to all who take thier time to post and find news for us!) Well i just back from a local bar and while out having a smoke a older gentleman asks me for a smoke. I give him one and while having a converstation with him he explains to me he just got home from iraq 3 weeks ago. After a while i asked him if he thinks that the dinar will revalue. He then says to me "they talk about it all the time but i dont see it happening." (he didnt refer if it was our men and woman or the iraqi people who talk about it all the time). But i thought to myself there is way to much going on in iraq for this not to happen. So take it for what its worth, but i see this as a good sign that no matter who it may be that people over there are talking about a revalue! Theres my 2 dinars worth lolYou know what cinnibuns? I agree with you. That a chance meeting occurs and he even mentions what he has heard about a reval is indeed something to consider. That New Orleans would win a super bowl was a miracle too. But they did. I agree that if the talk is about then the idea has firmly taken hold and must be considered. You are also correct in mentioning the source of his opinions be it the locals or our guys but never the less the conversation is afoot. Thank you for your information. Very interesting. Edited June 17, 2010 by automag Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mhl0521 Posted June 17, 2010 Report Share Posted June 17, 2010 sounds like a country music song...the old man may die and leave you his fortune and maybe it is Dinar Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MacGillies Posted June 17, 2010 Report Share Posted June 17, 2010 sounds like a country music song...the old man may die and leave you his fortune and maybe it is Dinar That would be "People are Crazy" by Billy Currington, one of my current favorites! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mhl0521 Posted June 17, 2010 Report Share Posted June 17, 2010 That would be "People are Crazy" by Billy Currington, one of my current favorites! that's it...could not quite remember but sounds like a similar story...haha Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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