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U.S. Patent 5425163

Blue

Your petty points reveal some measure of frustration inherent in attempting to defend the indefensible.

Yes, I said, and I say again, missing funds and accounting problems. That's what they were, and everybody agreed on that point on 10 September, on CSPAN which I viewed.

It was YOU madam, and I'm not sure I have ever met such a mean-spirited and angry woman poster as yourself, who used the word CURRENCY, not I.

I can understand your frustration in trying to defend a story that was proven a fable years ago, but I would greatly appreciate your not attributing to me certain words or phrases that I do not use.
 
Henry David said:
Blue

Your petty points reveal some measure of frustration inherent in attempting to defend the indefensible.
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Translation ^^^ I got shown wrong so get petulant enough to try to spin that into her being petty.

Grow up !!!

Henry David said:
Yes, I said, and I say again, missing funds and accounting problems. That's what they were, and everybody agreed on that point on 10 September, on CSPAN which I viewed.
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PROVE there were missing "funds"

Henry David said:
It was YOU madam, and I'm not sure I have ever met such a mean-spirited and angry woman poster as yourself, who used the word CURRENCY, not I.
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Currency ... funds ... money ... same thing !!!
fund

   /fʌnd/ Show Spelled[fuhnd] Show IPA
noun 1. a supply of money or pecuniary resources, as for some purpose: a fund for his education; a retirement fund.

2. supply; stock: a fund of knowledge; a fund of jewels.

3. funds, money immediately available; pecuniary resources: to be momentarily without funds

Your squirming ... funds are CLEARLY monies ... so you "claim" actual money itself was "missing" ... yet CANNOT prove it ... WHY is that ???

Oh! I know ... there were NO "funds" missing ... and you will NEVER be able to prove otherwise.

The rest is just your typical twoofer whining tantrum for being shown wrong.

Bless !!!

Henry David said:
I can understand your frustration in trying to defend a story that was proven a fable years ago, but I would greatly appreciate your not attributing to me certain words or phrases that I do not use.
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No "frustration" on my part ... I just don't suffer fools gladly ... bless !!!
 
No ma'am, currency and funds ARE NOT the same thing. Tell your lies to somebody stoopid enough to believe them.
 
which supreme genius would patent a box?
 
Henry David said:
No ma'am, currency and funds ARE NOT the same thing. Tell your lies to somebody stoopid enough to believe them.
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Dictionary ... learn to use one ...

cur·ren·cy
   [kur-uhn-see, kuhr-] Show IPA

noun, plural cur·ren·cies.
1.
something that is used as a medium of exchange; money.

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fund
   [fuhnd] Show IPA

noun
1.
a supply of money or pecuniary resources

But go ahead ... entertain us all with the mental gymnastics and gyrations you do to try "spin" them as somehow not the same ... could do with a larff ???

And boy! do twoofs bring the lulz ....
 
Bonnie Sue

Here in the US we have what's called a CURRENCY TRANSACTION REPORT. It must be filled out ONLY when currency above 10,000 is exchanged. Checks, or rather cheques, do not trigger the requirement.

Get it? Currency is in a different category than checks or wire transfers.

Such pathetic sophistry might impress some, but it gives a bad name to Scottish women, believe me.
 
Henry David said:
Bonnie Sue

Here in the US we have what's called a CURRENCY TRANSACTION REPORT. It must be filled out ONLY when currency above 10,000 is exchanged. Checks, or rather cheques, do not trigger the requirement.

Get it? Currency is in a different category than checks or wire transfers.

Such pathetic sophistry might impress some, but it gives a bad name to Scottish women, believe me.
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Yep ... like I said ... some quite spectacular spinning ... shame it fails ...

Definition of currency

noun (plural currencies)

1a system of money in general use in a particular country: the dollar was a strong currency

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currency

Definition

Tokens used as money in a country. In addition to the metal coins and paper bank notes, modern currency also includes checks drawn on bank accounts, money orders, travelers checks, and will soon include electronic money or digital cash.

Read more: What is currency? definition and meaning

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U.S. Currency

In this section you will find information about small and large denominations of United States currency, including historic bills and the BEP's most recent designs.


The Production Process

How Money Is Made Today

Technology has brought the BEP a long way to a state-of-the-art manufacturing operation producing U.S. paper currency.

U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing - The Production Process

But please do, keep going, it is insanely amusing watching you in utter impotence and desperation dig an ever deeper hole to try to convince yourself you have won and shown me wrong !!!

Currency and funds ARE the same thing ... clearly MONEY ... so you DID falsely claim money itself was missing ... too, too funny how far you will go to avoid admitting you were wrong !!!
 
Henry David said:
Bonnie Sue

Here in the US we have what's called a CURRENCY TRANSACTION REPORT. It must be filled out ONLY when currency above 10,000 is exchanged. Checks, or rather cheques, do not trigger the requirement.

Get it? Currency is in a different category than checks or wire transfers.

Such pathetic sophistry might impress some, but it gives a bad name to Scottish women, believe me.
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But I especially love how your OWN CLAIM itself proves you wrong ... the instructions of the very transaction record you so proudly tout quite CLEARLY state ...

(For purposes of this CTR, the terms below have the
following meanings:

Currency.
The coin and paper money of the United States
or any other country, which is circulated and customarily
used and accepted as money.)

http://www.fincen.gov/forms/files/fin104_ctr.pdf

Ergo, YOUR claim of it being somehow a different definition FAILS.

The term "currency" clearly and unequivocably means MONEY ... all monies from the smallest coin to the largest denomination notes ...

Debunked by your OWN claim HD ... so I can understand your need to try to insult by name-calling me bad.

Irony ... sometimes it just is !!!
 
IG, my God, you're using bold instead of caps-!!! Come on IG, no one else has said they care, but you know -I- do.. why not atleast do the bold thing when responding to me?
 
phoenyx said:
IG, my God, you're using bold instead of caps-!!! Come on IG, no one else has said they care, but you know -I- do.. why not atleast do the bold thing when responding to me?
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Because your whinging amuses me ... it is quite sweet how easily upset you get by something so pathetically UNIMPORTANT as the way pixels on a screen are presented !!!
 
What amuses me is Blue's changing the subject and pursuit of trivia. ;)
 
Henry David said:
What amuses me is Blue's changing the subject and pursuit of trivia. ;)
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And I changed the subject HOW ... exactly ???

Surely you are aware enough to have seen that I responded TO another poster, and WHAT THEY SAID ... on WHAT planet is that me "changing" anything !!!
 
I_Gaze_At_The_Blue said:
phoenyx said:
IG, my God, you're using bold instead of caps-!!! Come on IG, no one else has said they care, but you know -I- do.. why not atleast do the bold thing when responding to me?
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Because your whinging amuses me ...
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Spiteful woman aren't you? Anyway, as Henry has pointed out to you elsewhere, it's spelled "whining".
 
phoenyx said:
Spiteful woman aren't you?
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Nope, just DON'T suffer fools gladly or see why I need give twoofs a respect they clearly DON'T deserve.

phoenyx said:
Anyway, as Henry has pointed out to you elsewhere, it's spelled "whining".
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Nope ... "whinging" is an accepted UK word ... I am from the UK ... so whinging it is from you !!!

World English Dictionary

whinge (wɪndʒ)
— vb , whinges , whingeing , whinged

to cry in a fretful way

to complain
— n

a complaint
[from a Northern variant of Old English hwinsian to whine; related to Old High German winsan, winisan, whence Middle High German winsen ]

Whinge | Define Whinge at Dictionary.com

whinge - Wiktionary

Whinge - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary

whinging - definition of whinging by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia.

Definition of whinge - complaint

Yet AGAIN your impotent wee attempt to show me wrong and yet ANOTHER whinge fails, as YOUR ignorance of the English language is NOT my problem or fault ... shame !!!

And I do so love how you willfully IGNORED that I PROVED "whinge" was a proper word with a DICTIONARY definition in the VERY post you reference too, BUT in your desperation and rush to get a flaccid wee dig in against me seem not to have comprehended that proof ... too sweet !!!
 
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I am skipping all the middle, but find this entire thread very funny.

Am I surprised that this may be happening? No, not at all.

Do I think that the Government shoudl be stocking huge numbers of burial containers? Yes, I do.

Think about it. I know that most people in this generation are remarkably innocent, and have absolutely no idea what a harsh place the world is. But the Government should be taking precautions in order to ensure that in the event of a global disaster, things do not get out of control.

And we do not even have to look back 100 years to the last "Global Catastrophy". Between 1918 and 1920 almost 2 billion (with a B) died of the Spanish Influenza. Over half a million died of it in the United States alone (spawning the first mass graves outside of a natural disaster with unidentified bodies since the Civil War).

And yes, our world is way-way overdue for a major pandemic.

Personally, I laugh every time something like the various "Swine Flu" scares run though the country, then people laugh when nohting major happens. Because eventually something major will happen, and most people will not take it serious until it is to late. And when that happens, we will need something like this, to prevent it from spreading to those like me who take precautions.

Because the last thing I want is to survive a major pandemic, then to die of something stupid like "Beaver Feaver" because the improperly buried bodies are poisoning my drinking supply.
 
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