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   Prof d'anglais said, about 2 years ago

   A billion in American is not the same as in English, therefore,especially as Richard was an English king, how much is three billion US dollars in the current British currency?
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   Luis Ast said, about 2 years ago

   The Virgin Islands are a U.S. territory, but there is ALSO a separate British Virgin Islands.
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   Gator007 said, about 2 years ago

   What do they do with the dead after six years?
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   gmartin997 said, about 2 years ago

   Thus the legend of Robin Hood! Old Richard the Lionheart was ransomed and returned home, only to set out again and get himself killed in France(an interesting story in itself. The French Revolution wasn’t kind to his remains; they’ve been lost). Prince John became king after all; and was eventually forced to sign the Magna Carta which virtually established the British government we know today. Being French, and a Plantagenet, Richard spoke almost no English, and lived in England for only about 6 month of his whole 10 year reign. He was also the Duke of Normandy and Acquitaine, among several other titles.
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   gmartin997 said, about 2 years ago

   @Prof d'anglais

   There’s websites for currency exchange; but I’d guess somewhere around 2 1/4 billion pounds.
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   Simon_Jester said, about 2 years ago

   @gmartin997

   As soon as King John signed the Magna Carta, it was declared null and void by Pope Innocent III.

   King John also lost back nearly all of England’s French territories to King Philip of France; He had a habit of turning his army around and retreating before battle was even joined. It earned him the nickename, “John Softsword.”
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   roscoedog55 said, about 2 years ago

   @Gator007

   Soylent Green.
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   tom_wright said, about 2 years ago

   The US dollar is also the official currency of Ecuador. No money
   exchanges needed.
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   tom_wright said, about 2 years ago

   Gator
   From the looks of the polluted Hong Kong harbor they probably dump them right into the water.
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    comicnut4636 said, about 2 years ago

    @Gator007

    Recycled into pots, pans, kitchen appliances, towels, sheets, pet food, baby formula, etc.,etc.,etc.
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    Albertaguy said, about 2 years ago

    Iceland is considering adopting
    the Canadian dollar, which the advocats say is a better fit than the Euro because Canada is also a resource exporter.
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    RCLake1963 said, about 2 years ago

    Whew! There must be some real dumb-asses in Hong Kong!
    Why not just burn ’em in the first place!
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    ProfessorKid said, about 2 years ago

    @Gator007

    Actually, in all seriousness, they are moved to above ground crypts that are several stories tall. I saw a docuamentary on this several years ago.
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    Nicole said, about 2 years ago

    I used to personally be against cremation, but over time my opinion changed. I think it should be the “only” way to respectfully dispose of human remains. I mean, they’re dead, space is very limited for those of us still breathing.
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    Artie Adams said, about 2 years ago

    @Nicole

    If you really want that much space 6 feet under ground, I’m sure we can find you some.
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