Time to change the definition of "coin rotation"

Since the Euro people have now accepted the inevitable
and started having coins with zero rotation between
obverse and reverse, instead of the ugly and
counterintuitive 180 degrees, that leaves the US
as the only major country with that silly system.
I suggest therefore that, in view of the fact that
probably 90 percent of the world's population sees
zero rotation, this should henceforth be called
COIN ROTATION, and the wacky 180 degree system
can be called something else.
By the way, what is the origin of the 180 degree thing?

(Serenus Zeitblom) puketh.....

instead of the ugly and counterintuitive 180 degrees

Your observation of the rotation is the only counterintuitive thing I see in
this post.

that leaves the US as the only major country with that silly system.

Coupled with that ever so counterproductive US bashing that you simply cannot
seem to let go of.

I suggest therefore that, in view of the fact that probably 90 percent of the
world's population sees zero rotation

I know you've noticed that 99% of the world embraces comic book colored paper
money as well, while the US has not. See a pattern here, coal burner?

By the way, what is the origin of the 180 degree thing?

Symmetry and continuity are fairly simple concepts, even to such a worldly bon
vivant as yourself, no?

BTW, like the lowly hermit crab wandering from the empty hollows of one shell
to the next, why_have_you hijacked someone elses addy and called it your own?

Perhaps Don's earlier nomination for TotY could use some adjustment...

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On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 14:47:27 +0000, Jim wrote:

I know you've noticed that 99% of the world embraces comic book colored
paper money as well,

Actaully, I'd like to see the US have colored paper money.

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On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 14:47:27 +0000, Jim wrote:

I know you've noticed that 99% of the world embraces comic book colored
paper money as well,

Actaully, I'd like to see the US have colored paper money.


Just a word of clarification from the Antipodes: our comic book coloured
money is *plastic*, not paper.

Works t'riffic, too!

A.Gent wrote:

"John LeMay" wrote in message
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On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 14:47:27 +0000, Jim wrote:


I know you've noticed that 99% of the world embraces comic book colored
paper money as well,

Actaully, I'd like to see the US have colored paper money.



Just a word of clarification from the Antipodes: our comic book coloured
money is *plastic*, not paper.

Works t'riffic, too!



Not platic as such but polymer.

Colin Kynoch

"Colin Kynoch" wrote in message
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Just a word of clarification from the Antipodes: our comic book
coloured
money is *plastic*, not paper.

Works t'riffic, too!



Not platic as such but polymer.

Colin Kynoch


You being funny, Colin?
What's polymer if it ain't plastic?

Colin Kynoch continues to pretend at having a clue...

Not platic as such but polymer.

Sorry mate. See your other ad barfinitum post.

All plastics are polymers. Yours are specifically polypropylene, lamintated,
but just plastic ol boy.

And remember wing nuttis, every counterfeiter is just one step behind an
amateur. That could be why all you rainbow nations never stop re-inventing the
wheel. You couldn't build one right to begin with.

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Jeff wrote:
Just a word of clarification from the Antipodes: our comic book coloured
money is *plastic*, not paper.
Works t'riffic, too!
They are also different sizes. larger denom larger note and different
color.
Really much easier.
Doris

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Jeff wrote:
Just a word of clarification from the Antipodes: our comic book coloured
money is *plastic*, not paper.
Works t'riffic, too!
They are also different sizes. larger denom larger note and different
color.
Really much easier.
Doris

I keep forgetting that all US notes are the same size.
That really is bizarre.

rosit (Jim)
pulled out the buttplug just long enough to excrete:
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What is it about these hobbies that attracts these kooks?