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#3726 2012-01-11 16:31:37

Axel Ferguson
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#3727 2012-01-11 16:48:36

kengk
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#3728 2012-01-11 19:24:25

Popeye Doyle
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Last edited by Popeye Doyle (2012-01-11 19:28:16)


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#3729 2012-01-13 02:03:58

fxh
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#3730 2012-01-14 07:51:54

Kingstonian
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Re: Inane Post of the Day 3 Now With Double Inanity Blocking Powerrrrr!

Man claiming to be a graduate confuses Ireland with Scotland and England and reminisces about The Golden Age of US Dollar Exchange Rates:-

http://www.askandyaboutclothes.com/forum/showthread.php?115564-Buying-Tweed-in-Ireland&p=1268654#post1268654

Best not post on that type of thread. It only encourages them.

 

#3731 2012-01-14 08:08:44

The_Shooman
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There was a long time when even buying off U.S.A ebay for aussies was too expensive because everything was twice as much [due to the bad exchange rate) and the postage was murder. So if l bought a pair of shoes for $350, l would end up paying about $800 for them (including postage). That's why many aussie blokes don't own many of the highend shoes that many forumites own, the exchange rate always stopped us from owning the good stuff. About 8 years ago our exchange rate was so bad that John Lobb Paris bespoke calfskin shoes cost us $8,000, + add in travelling and accomodation costs and it would be closer to $20,000 for the first pair of calfskin shoes, that's why we don't own that type of stuff in Oz.

 
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