Selling Clan Rankings on eBay?

[CSN NewsBot]

N1ghtSt@lker has informed us that the #7 ranked German clan has sold their ClanBase account on eBay.de. Apparently the new owner Sonnie Engels paid 33,50 € for ownership. Can anyone convert this to dollars?



Update by rizzuh: it turns out to be about $32 USD. Uh, I guess it's a start.

[xhost]

What the?

[KingJezuzPie]

33,50€ is appoximatly the same in Dollars

[Dangki]

Edited by [user="34433"] @ [time="1035265122"]

€33.50? isnt that like $15? I've only just woken up forgive my madness!



€33.50=$32.60=£20

[LeRaldo]

Oh My God.

[OnE9]

a euro is like 90 cents... but umm wtf is goin on!

[Dangki]

Anyway whats the point in it? Its not like they'll be able to keep the ranking for more than 1 match.

I assume they were hoping for a lot more..

[Ritchey007]

laf.

[-:Nighthawk:-]

I've never understood why europeans seem to prefer using commas to periods for the decimal point...



But yeah, 32 bucks... that's got to be disappointing, heh.

[Dangki]

Not all Europeans use commas instead of periods. Using a period instead of a comma is a european thing that you North Americans adapted from us.

[BoNeLeSS]

-:Nighthawk:- wrote..

I've never understood why europeans seem to prefer using commas to periods for the decimal point...

I've never understood why north-americans seem to prefer using periods to commas for the decimal point...



BTW, I've never understood why most north americans prefer to speak in english rather than Spanish, French, Swedish, German, Greek, Italian, Indi, Japanese, Zulu, Swahili, Chinese, etc..

[CmdrFlesh]

Ridiculous. I mean the selling-ranks-on-ebay thing as well as the old €pe vs. U$ discussion. But, as we all know, ridiculous issues are most fun on comment pages, therefore:



I never understood why US ppl seem to prefer the inch-foot-mile-ounces-gallons-whatever measurement system instead of the clear and simple metric system that's used in sciences around the world anyway... (ok ok, this applies not only to the US

[KingJezuzPie]

Yeah, hail to the metric system, what would we be without it?

[sniv]

-:Nighthawk:- wrote..

I've never understood why europeans seem to prefer using commas to periods for the decimal point...



But yeah, 32 bucks... that's got to be disappointing, heh.

I think it's something of the sort:



for example, in algebra mode, my calculator uses commas instead of periods to indicate the decimal point.

then, it uses a dot (don't ask me why) to indicate multiplication.



Apart from that, my life changed loads because of this argument, and we nearly thought we came from different planets.



And a € is supposed to be a bit more than a $. It's just depending on the moment you look at the currency.

[Rufus!]

europe owns