huh?

[The Sonic God]

That was disgusting..

[Borah]

That was disgusting..

159.229% agreed

[Mieko]

Hm...*wearing a protecting voodoo mask* HA!

And what is done with the other 40,771 per cent?

[The Sonic God]

I'm reading the number, thinking "forty-thousand, seven hundred and seventy-one percent." You just mean "forty point seven-seven-one percent."

So that totals 200%.

[Shadowfox]

Yeah, and 1+7=Cat

[Mieko]

!?

Urgh, I hate the Englisch theory of sets...

Yeah, I meant this. But in German the . is used to mark the thousands, and , is used to show the decimals than. Uff, what a sentence.

[The Sonic God]

Yeah, your period/punkt and comma/komma are swapped from other currency displays.

€32,89 - Zweiunddreissig Euro und neunundachtzig Cent, I think that would be. Just for example.

[Mieko]

Excactly! And we say, for example we say (one can do it also without a . ):

32.400,50 € = Zweiunddreißigtausendvierhundert Euro fünfzig (Cent).
Before the Euro we in Austria have used: SCHILLING and GROSCHEN !
(1 € = 13,7603 Schilling, 1 Schilling = 100 Groschen)

But now...we also have the €, not bad

[Clara]

Eh! Remember Mieko?
I have a colection of € from different countries like you!

[Mieko]

Yeah! I have just all sets except those from the three tiny states:

Finnish, Austrian, German, France, Spanisch, Portugese, and so on...all...how much were it...12? 13?

A complete collection! Very proud of it ^^
And I have coins of nearly every european country, also the EU lands before the Euro was introduced, coin from PALAU (Oceania), coins from Austria in the time between the two world wars, and, and, and!

[Shadowfox]

Bulgarian "stotinki" ?

[The Sonic God]

Yeah! I have just all sets except those from the three tiny states:

Finnish, Austrian, German, France, Spanisch, Portugese, and so on...all...how much were it...12? 13?

A complete collection! Very proud of it ^^
And I have coins of nearly every european country, also the EU lands before the Euro was introduced, coin from PALAU (Oceania), coins from Austria in the time between the two world wars, and, and, and!

This might be a useful website for foreigners that want to learn about the Euro.

http://www.euro.gov.uk/home.asp

(We say "You-Row" in America, but it is called "OY-Row" in German-speaking countries.)

[Shadowfox]

"EURO" here is pronounced:

E like "bEd"
U like "VelVet"
R like "Roadster"
O like "Olympus"

like EVRO

[Borah]

"EURO" here is pronounced:

E like "bEd"
U like "VelVet"
R like "Roadster"
O like "Olympus"

like EVRO

YEP

[Borah]

so, is lionking.org anywhere near being fixed?

I can't wait much longer