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"The main difference between a billionaire and a millionaire is one is comfortably off and the other don’t give a fuck what anyone thinks about them " . If I won the eurobillions I would love to open the baddest ass swingers club ever. Obviously after looking after my kids family and various old people charities and as I am an idiot with animals dog and various animal charities. roll on euro millions. | |||
"An interesting fact I heard on the radio the other day. We tend to lump the above two together, when in fact they are far different. If you replace pounds for seconds, it then becomes apparent. 1 million seconds is Eleven and a half days. 1 Billion seconds is 32 years! The maths is wrong ! " No, the maths is pretty much right. Lol | |||
"An interesting fact I heard on the radio the other day. We tend to lump the above two together, when in fact they are far different. If you replace pounds for seconds, it then becomes apparent. 1 million seconds is Eleven and a half days. 1 Billion seconds is 32 years! The maths is wrong ! No, the maths is pretty much right. Lol" . As good as | |||
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"An interesting fact I heard on the radio the other day. We tend to lump the above two together, when in fact they are far different. If you replace pounds for seconds, it then becomes apparent. 1 million seconds is Eleven and a half days. 1 Billion seconds is 32 years! Oops I left out minutes. Ignore me ha ha The maths is wrong ! No, the maths is pretty much right. Lol" | |||
"not sure about the minute / second thing, prefer to look at it as just another 3 zero's 1,000 000. 1,000 000 000. " Isn't that an English billion? I thought we'd moved to the American billion. | |||
"not sure about the minute / second thing, prefer to look at it as just another 3 zero's 1,000 000. 1,000 000 000. Isn't that an English billion? I thought we'd moved to the American billion." No, that's already the American billion. The English billion used to "a million million", so 1,000,000,000,000. But changed to the American billion, such is that "thousand billion" we know now. | |||
"Lets hope Donald trump doesn't sit and count his pennies, he will be there a long long time " Lets hope he DOES so he us too busy and fucks off | |||
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"An interesting fact I heard on the radio the other day. We tend to lump the above two together, when in fact they are far different. If you replace pounds for seconds, it then becomes apparent. 1 million seconds is Eleven and a half days. 1 Billion seconds is 32 years! Oops I left out minutes. Ignore me ha ha The maths is wrong ! No, the maths is pretty much right. Lol" It's 31.5 years lol | |||
"An interesting fact I heard on the radio the other day. We tend to lump the above two together, when in fact they are far different. If you replace pounds for seconds, it then becomes apparent. 1 million seconds is Eleven and a half days. 1 Billion seconds is 32 years! Oops I left out minutes. Ignore me ha ha The maths is wrong ! No, the maths is pretty much right. Lol It's 31.5 years lol" 31.688, which rounds up to 32, if you wanted to quote to zero decimal places. | |||
"not sure about the minute / second thing, prefer to look at it as just another 3 zero's 1,000 000. 1,000 000 000. Isn't that an English billion? I thought we'd moved to the American billion. No, that's already the American billion. The English billion used to "a million million", so 1,000,000,000,000. But changed to the American billion, such is that "thousand billion" we know now. " I never knew there were different billions So, going by the British billion (1,000,000,000,000), what did you guys used to call 1,000,000,000? | |||
"not sure about the minute / second thing, prefer to look at it as just another 3 zero's 1,000 000. 1,000 000 000. Isn't that an English billion? I thought we'd moved to the American billion. No, that's already the American billion. The English billion used to "a million million", so 1,000,000,000,000. But changed to the American billion, such is that "thousand billion" we know now. I never knew there were different billions So, going by the British billion (1,000,000,000,000), what did you guys used to call 1,000,000,000?" A thousand million | |||
"not sure about the minute / second thing, prefer to look at it as just another 3 zero's 1,000 000. 1,000 000 000. Isn't that an English billion? I thought we'd moved to the American billion. No, that's already the American billion. The English billion used to "a million million", so 1,000,000,000,000. But changed to the American billion, such is that "thousand billion" we know now. I never knew there were different billions So, going by the British billion (1,000,000,000,000), what did you guys used to call 1,000,000,000?" I assume the English counted millions up more. So, ten million, a hundred million, a thousand million, ten thousand million, hundred thousand million, billion. | |||
"An interesting fact I heard on the radio the other day. We tend to lump the above two together, when in fact they are far different. If you replace pounds for seconds, it then becomes apparent. 1 million seconds is Eleven and a half days. 1 Billion seconds is 32 years! " Is this the Royal 'we'? | |||
"An interesting fact I heard on the radio the other day. We tend to lump the above two together, when in fact they are far different. If you replace pounds for seconds, it then becomes apparent. 1 million seconds is Eleven and a half days. 1 Billion seconds is 32 years! The maths is wrong ! No, the maths is pretty much right. Lol" 11 days, 13hrs,46 minutes and 40 seconds A billion seconds is 31yrs Sad I know but had to Google it as bored this Sunday morning lol | |||
"An interesting fact I heard on the radio the other day. We tend to lump the above two together, when in fact they are far different. If you replace pounds for seconds, it then becomes apparent. 1 million seconds is Eleven and a half days. 1 Billion seconds is 32 years! Oops I left out minutes. Ignore me ha ha The maths is wrong ! No, the maths is pretty much right. Lol It's 31.5 years lol" . Question. How are you defining a year? | |||
"An interesting fact I heard on the radio the other day. We tend to lump the above two together, when in fact they are far different. If you replace pounds for seconds, it then becomes apparent. 1 million seconds is Eleven and a half days. 1 Billion seconds is 32 years! Oops I left out minutes. Ignore me ha ha The maths is wrong ! No, the maths is pretty much right. Lol It's 31.5 years lol. Question. How are you defining a year?" Think I already addressed this point earlier. | |||
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"I've shagged a millionaire and I've shagged an unemployed scouser...The scouser was better in bed...just saying " And today's thread derail award goes to.... | |||
"An interesting fact I heard on the radio the other day. We tend to lump the above two together, when in fact they are far different. If you replace pounds for seconds, it then becomes apparent. 1 million seconds is Eleven and a half days. 1 Billion seconds is 32 years! Oops I left out minutes. Ignore me ha ha The maths is wrong ! No, the maths is pretty much right. Lol It's 31.5 years lol. Question. How are you defining a year? Think I already addressed this point earlier." . What was the outcome? | |||
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"I never knew there were different billions So, going by the British billion (1,000,000,000,000), what did you guys used to call 1,000,000,000?" One thousand million and so on right up to nine hundred and ninety nine thousand million. | |||
"I've shagged a millionaire and I've shagged an unemployed scouser...The scouser was better in bed...just saying And today's thread derail award goes to.... " I thank you... {Take a a bow} | |||
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"Lets hope Donald trump doesn't sit and count his pennies, he will be there a long long time " I say he should sit and count his fortune as it would preoccupy him so he can't incite so much hatred | |||
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"Did the traditional British billion occur first? If so I'm sticking with that. " . I dunno. I'm still waiting to hear how they defined a " year " | |||
"Did the traditional British billion occur first? If so I'm sticking with that. . I dunno. I'm still waiting to hear how they defined a " year "" 365 days, does that ring a bell? | |||
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"when you account for 20 years wages, we are all millionaires" As the average wage is less than £25k for most people it will be between 40 to 50 years... | |||
"Did they include leap years? " What if Easter is early? | |||