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Marcus and ,

Hey you Aussie fellas, I stopped at the post office today and a 1 lb Pkg

going Global Priority is $8-$9. I can get 2 shirts out in one package for

that. So for every 2 shirts add $5.

At 08:46 AM 2/29/2000 -0500, you wrote:

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>THANKS!

>

>At 09:49 PM 2/23/2000 -0500, you wrote:

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>>dont know about oz, but global prority costs much less, and still gets it

>>there quickly- speedy

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>Hey Mickey !!

Well you've got me stumped .... Lets see, you say you can send two shirts

in a package for $8 - $9 dollars. So I add $5 for 2 shirts ?? Shouldn't

that be $ 5 per shirt ?

Sorry if I am missing something here ..

If you can let me know I'll approach my bank manager. Our Aussie Dollar just

fell through a hole in the floor. We are worth about 61 cents to each of

your dollars.

A good reason to have VEGAS DOWN UNDER next year,, you guys would be

zillionares here.

Thanks, Marcus

>Marcus and ,

>Hey you Aussie fellas, I stopped at the post office today and a 1 lb Pkg

>going Global Priority is $8-$9. I can get 2 shirts out in one package for

>that. So for every 2 shirts add $5.

>

>

>At 08:46 AM 2/29/2000 -0500, you wrote:

>>

>

>>THANKS!

>>

>>At 09:49 PM 2/23/2000 -0500, you wrote:

>>>

>>>

>>>dont know about oz, but global prority costs much less, and still gets it

>>>there quickly- speedy

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Marcus, because I can send those by weight. I could charge you by shirt but

I am not in this for money. I can put 2 shirts in one envelope and be

within the weight limitation. So don't argue with me. Sweatshirts will need

the extra $5 each. The price of the shirt already has some shipping chgs

tacked on to the price. I have tried to price these things so I can break

even in the long run.

Mike

>>Hey Mickey !!

>Well you've got me stumped .... Lets see, you say you can send two shirts

>in a package for $8 - $9 dollars. So I add $5 for 2 shirts ?? Shouldn't

>that be $ 5 per shirt ?

>Sorry if I am missing something here ..

>If you can let me know I'll approach my bank manager. Our Aussie Dollar just

>fell through a hole in the floor. We are worth about 61 cents to each of

>your dollars.

>A good reason to have VEGAS DOWN UNDER next year,, you guys would be

>zillionares here.

>

>Thanks, Marcus

>

>

>

>>Marcus and ,

>>Hey you Aussie fellas, I stopped at the post office today and a 1 lb Pkg

>>going Global Priority is $8-$9. I can get 2 shirts out in one package for

>>that. So for every 2 shirts add $5.

>>

>>

>>At 08:46 AM 2/29/2000 -0500, you wrote:

>>>

>>

>>>THANKS!

>>>

>>>At 09:49 PM 2/23/2000 -0500, you wrote:

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>dont know about oz, but global prority costs much less, and still gets it

>>>>there quickly- speedy

>

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Please make allowances for the young crazy mixed up big kid Mikey. ~|:o)))

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> Marcus, because I can send those by weight. I could charge you by shirt

but

> I am not in this for money. I can put 2 shirts in one envelope and be

> within the weight limitation. So don't argue with me. Sweatshirts will

need

> the extra $5 each. The price of the shirt already has some shipping chgs

> tacked on to the price. I have tried to price these things so I can break

> even in the long run.

>

> Mike

>

> >>Hey Mickey !!

> >Well you've got me stumped .... Lets see, you say you can send two

shirts

> >in a package for $8 - $9 dollars. So I add $5 for 2 shirts ?? Shouldn't

> >that be $ 5 per shirt ?

> >Sorry if I am missing something here ..

> >If you can let me know I'll approach my bank manager. Our Aussie Dollar

just

> >fell through a hole in the floor. We are worth about 61 cents to each of

> >your dollars.

> >A good reason to have VEGAS DOWN UNDER next year,, you guys would be

> >zillionares here.

> >

> >Thanks, Marcus

> >

> >

> >

> >>Marcus and ,

> >>Hey you Aussie fellas, I stopped at the post office today and a 1 lb Pkg

> >>going Global Priority is $8-$9. I can get 2 shirts out in one package

for

> >>that. So for every 2 shirts add $5.

> >>

> >>

> >>At 08:46 AM 2/29/2000 -0500, you wrote:

> >>>

> >>

> >>>THANKS!

> >>>

> >>>At 09:49 PM 2/23/2000 -0500, you wrote:

> >>>>

> >>>>

> >>>>dont know about oz, but global prority costs much less, and still gets

it

> >>>>there quickly- speedy

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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Who you calling a crazy big kid ????? I'll come a knockin on your

door PAL !!!

he he he Marcus

-----Original Message-----

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>Please make allowances for the young crazy mixed up big kid Mikey. ~|:o)))

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>> Marcus, because I can send those by weight. I could charge you by shirt

>but

>> I am not in this for money. I can put 2 shirts in one envelope and be

>> within the weight limitation. So don't argue with me. Sweatshirts will

>need

>> the extra $5 each. The price of the shirt already has some shipping chgs

>> tacked on to the price. I have tried to price these things so I can break

>> even in the long run.

>>

>> Mike

>>

>> >>Hey Mickey !!

>> >Well you've got me stumped .... Lets see, you say you can send two

>shirts

>> >in a package for $8 - $9 dollars. So I add $5 for 2 shirts ?? Shouldn't

>> >that be $ 5 per shirt ?

>> >Sorry if I am missing something here ..

>> >If you can let me know I'll approach my bank manager. Our Aussie Dollar

>just

>> >fell through a hole in the floor. We are worth about 61 cents to each of

>> >your dollars.

>> >A good reason to have VEGAS DOWN UNDER next year,, you guys would be

>> >zillionares here.

>> >

>> >Thanks, Marcus

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >>Marcus and ,

>> >>Hey you Aussie fellas, I stopped at the post office today and a 1 lb

Pkg

>> >>going Global Priority is $8-$9. I can get 2 shirts out in one package

>for

>> >>that. So for every 2 shirts add $5.

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>At 08:46 AM 2/29/2000 -0500, you wrote:

>> >>>

>> >>

>> >>>THANKS!

>> >>>

>> >>>At 09:49 PM 2/23/2000 -0500, you wrote:

>> >>>>

>> >>>>

>> >>>>dont know about oz, but global prority costs much less, and still

gets

>it

>> >>>>there quickly- speedy

>> >

>> >

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>> >

>> >

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DONT FORGET THE THIRD AUSSIE !

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>

>

> Marcus and ,

> Hey you Aussie fellas, I stopped at the post office today and a 1 lb Pkg

> going Global Priority is $8-$9. I can get 2 shirts out in one package for

> that. So for every 2 shirts add $5.

>

>

> At 08:46 AM 2/29/2000 -0500, you wrote:

> >

>

> >THANKS!

> >

> >At 09:49 PM 2/23/2000 -0500, you wrote:

> >>

> >>

> >>dont know about oz, but global prority costs much less, and still gets

it

> >>there quickly- speedy

>

>

>

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In a message dated 3/3/2000 8:06:02 PM Eastern Standard Time,

bacross@... writes:

<< This is going to cost us $51 Australian for two shirts..... geez... >>

Wow.. Would it be cheaper just to take the logo and get them printed locally?

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In a message dated 3/3/2000 8:36:33 PM Eastern Standard Time, ashley@...

writes:

<< 2 t-shirts @ $10 each = $20 + $5 postage = $25 american not $51 geez!

>>

He said $51 australian.. I bet he means the exchange rate

Which would be about 2:1 at that qoute

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HEY GUYS

This is going to cost us $51 Australian for two shirts..... geez...

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> >

> >

> > Marcus and ,

> > Hey you Aussie fellas, I stopped at the post office today and a 1 lb Pkg

> > going Global Priority is $8-$9. I can get 2 shirts out in one package

for

> > that. So for every 2 shirts add $5.

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2 t-shirts @ $10 each = $20 + $5 postage = $25 american not $51 geez!

Mike (still can do math)

At 08:17 PM 3/3/2000 -0500, you wrote:

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>

>Blame the postmaster, not Mike!

>

> & Ann Cross wrote:

>

>>

>>

>> HEY GUYS

>> This is going to cost us $51 Australian for two shirts..... geez...

>> .

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dont do it mikey,the last thing you need is 51 australian.I'm still trying

to cope with three

Jimmy

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> > >

> > >

> > > Marcus and ,

> > > Hey you Aussie fellas, I stopped at the post office today and a 1 lb

Pkg

> > > going Global Priority is $8-$9. I can get 2 shirts out in one package

> for

> > > that. So for every 2 shirts add $5.

>

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Does any of the other Americans feel sorry for these

POOR Australian dudes? If everybody contributed $1

American money, they would not have to go on welfare

to get a t-shirt! Does Australia even HAVE welfare?

Just a thought, it would not cost US that much to send

the shirts to them!

Donna

--- PeteEMT@... wrote:

> From: PeteEMT@...

>

> In a message dated 3/3/2000 8:36:33 PM Eastern

> Standard Time, ashley@...

> writes:

>

> << 2 t-shirts @ $10 each = $20 + $5 postage = $25

> american not $51 geez!

> >>

>

> He said $51 australian.. I bet he means the exchange

> rate

>

> Which would be about 2:1 at that qoute

>

> Pete

>

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Mike,

I need BIGGER t-shirt $11 = $22 + $5 = $27 + EXCHANGE RATE--- $1 American =

$1-40 Australian = $37-80 + $15 for American money order = $52-80.

Damn, Mike your right I can't do math, but it wasn't my best subject. Come

to think of it I don't think I had a best subject, I think a " C " was the

best I could do. ~|:o)))

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>

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> 2 t-shirts @ $10 each = $20 + $5 postage = $25 american not $51 geez!

> Mike (still can do math)

>

>

> At 08:17 PM 3/3/2000 -0500, you wrote:

> >

> >

> >Blame the postmaster, not Mike!

> >

> > & Ann Cross wrote:

> >

> >>

> >>

> >> HEY GUYS

> >> This is going to cost us $51 Australian for two shirts..... geez...

> >> .

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Donna Wrote :

Does Australia even HAVE welfare?

Hey yes we do !! And for once I have to say it IS better than any other

country.( if you are on the receiving end ) Its a touchy subject for a tax

paying man like myself. But we have every pension and benefit imaginable...

And if you imigrate to OZ in old age we will give you a pension and you can

collect your pension from your homeland as well...

Would the US do that for me ??

Shirt costs !!

2 shirts $20 + $5 postage = $25

Our exchange rate is 61c to your dollar so a short fall of 39c per dollar

SO

39c x $25 = $9.75

So total is $25 + $ 9.75 = $34.75 total

Not to bad I'll take two.. Have to find a pen and paper........

Paying enough tax to support a small town Down Under MARCUS

>

>

>Does any of the other Americans feel sorry for these

>POOR Australian dudes? If everybody contributed $1

>American money, they would not have to go on welfare

>to get a t-shirt! Does Australia even HAVE welfare?

>Just a thought, it would not cost US that much to send

>the shirts to them!

>

>Donna

>--- PeteEMT@... wrote:

>> From: PeteEMT@...

>>

>> In a message dated 3/3/2000 8:36:33 PM Eastern

>> Standard Time, ashley@...

>> writes:

>>

>> << 2 t-shirts @ $10 each = $20 + $5 postage = $25

>> american not $51 geez!

>> >>

>>

>> He said $51 australian.. I bet he means the exchange

>> rate

>>

>> Which would be about 2:1 at that qoute

>>

>> Pete

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Yes Pete it would be cheaper, but it would have to be the iron on type and I

think they are quite expensive to set up in the first place.

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> From: PeteEMT@...

>

> In a message dated 3/3/2000 8:06:02 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> bacross@... writes:

>

> << This is going to cost us $51 Australian for two shirts..... geez... >>

>

> Wow.. Would it be cheaper just to take the logo and get them printed

locally?

>

> Pete

>

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Hey you devil you, I am on welfare and all contribution will be gratefully

received.

~|:o)))

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>

> Does any of the other Americans feel sorry for these

> POOR Australian dudes? If everybody contributed $1

> American money, they would not have to go on welfare

> to get a t-shirt! Does Australia even HAVE welfare?

> Just a thought, it would not cost US that much to send

> the shirts to them!

>

> Donna

> --- PeteEMT@... wrote:

> > From: PeteEMT@...

> >

> > In a message dated 3/3/2000 8:36:33 PM Eastern

> > Standard Time, ashley@...

> > writes:

> >

> > << 2 t-shirts @ $10 each = $20 + $5 postage = $25

> > american not $51 geez!

> > >>

> >

> > He said $51 australian.. I bet he means the exchange

> > rate

> >

> > Which would be about 2:1 at that qoute

> >

> > Pete

> >

> >

> >

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OUCH!!!!!!!!!!!

At 08:23 PM 3/4/2000 +1000, you wrote:

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>

>Mike,

>I need BIGGER t-shirt $11 = $22 + $5 = $27 + EXCHANGE RATE--- $1 American =

>$1-40 Australian = $37-80 + $15 for American money order = $52-80.

>Damn, Mike your right I can't do math, but it wasn't my best subject. Come

>to think of it I don't think I had a best subject, I think a " C " was the

>best I could do. ~|:o)))

>...

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Hmm...I was thinking...Australia, being a big tourist place, wouldn't have a

t-shirt market? How do they get the logo on the t-shirt? Maybe if you get

the decal, yiou can get someone to put it on a shirt for you. You'd have to

buy their shirt, of course. But, maybe if you explained your situation,

they'd do it for you.

anyway, just a question :o)

June

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Blame it on the Y2K Bug, doesn't everyone ?????

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>

> Blame the postmaster, not Mike!

>

> & Ann Cross wrote:

>

> >

> >

> > HEY GUYS

> > This is going to cost us $51 Australian for two shirts..... geez...

> > .

>

>

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That's $US not $AUS geeeeezzzzzzzzz

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>

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> 2 t-shirts @ $10 each = $20 + $5 postage = $25 american not $51 geez!

> Mike (still can do math)

>

>

> At 08:17 PM 3/3/2000 -0500, you wrote:

> >

> >

> >Blame the postmaster, not Mike!

> >

> > & Ann Cross wrote:

> >

> >>

> >>

> >> HEY GUYS

> >> This is going to cost us $51 Australian for two shirts..... geez...

> >> .

> >

> >

> >

> >

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We have too much welfare Donna. Sad but true. Most of it goes to

politicians wages............

Adam

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Re: SHIRTS--Australia

>

>

> Does any of the other Americans feel sorry for these

> POOR Australian dudes? If everybody contributed $1

> American money, they would not have to go on welfare

> to get a t-shirt! Does Australia even HAVE welfare?

> Just a thought, it would not cost US that much to send

> the shirts to them!

>

> Donna

> --- PeteEMT@... wrote:

> > From: PeteEMT@...

> >

> > In a message dated 3/3/2000 8:36:33 PM Eastern

> > Standard Time, ashley@...

> > writes:

> >

> > << 2 t-shirts @ $10 each = $20 + $5 postage = $25

> > american not $51 geez!

> > >>

> >

> > He said $51 australian.. I bet he means the exchange

> > rate

> >

> > Which would be about 2:1 at that qoute

> >

> > Pete

> >

> >

> >

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We get kangaroos to hop on the print .......

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> From: ManelyCat@...

>

> Hmm...I was thinking...Australia, being a big tourist place, wouldn't have

a

> t-shirt market? How do they get the logo on the t-shirt? Maybe if you

get

> the decal, yiou can get someone to put it on a shirt for you. You'd have

to

> buy their shirt, of course. But, maybe if you explained your situation,

> they'd do it for you.

>

> anyway, just a question :o)

>

> June

>

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MARCUS

Dont Australian dollars have a picture of that guy who wrote "Wlatzing Matilda" on them?

Jeff

-----Original Message-----From: and Pamela Bless Sent: Sunday, March 05, 2000 9:34 PMTo: NF2_CrewonelistSubject: Re: SHIRTS--Australia Marcus, dude, send me a aussie dollar- i want to give the lass who waits on us next time a aussie buck when we go to OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE tm lol- speedy shed die-

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Marcus, dude, send me a aussie dollar- i want to give the lass who waits on us next time a aussie buck when we go to OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE tm lol- speedy shed die-

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