How big is a 50c piece?
Natter 34: Freak With No Name
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
How big is a 50c piece?
30.56 mm in diameter. [link]
Not, as I was going to guess, twice as big as a quarter.
Bigger than a quarter.
Ooh, deleting someone else's posts? Cree-pee.
Half-dollar is say 50% bigger than a dollar coin.
It's the Kennedy silver dollars that are huge, I guess. That's what I was picturing when I thought "50 cent piece".
(eta: I'm having trouble getting passed the possibility of deleting someone else's posts to the ettiquette of it. Seems wrong, in any case)
Ooh, deleting someone else's posts? Cree-pee.
Yeah. I want to be sympathetic, because I was snotty and condescending (there was no logic to be found in their arguments), but I really am put out that they deleted other folk's words.
Clearly someone who hasn't mastered the whole arguing-on-the-internet thing.
Oh, 'Suela. That's awful. I think I know the debate of which you speak and the wrongheadedness of the involved person. Swearing and deleting? Talk about childish.
Btw, I have to e-you about the memorial weekend thing. I'm gonna have to book the plane tickets soonish.
On an unrelated note, say a person has only been driving for a little over 6 months and therefore had an insurance for less than a year. If the said person--oh, frakk it, I mean myself--had a reasonable driving record except for a ticket I paid when I, uhmm, nicked a parked vehicle (which I didn't use insurance to pay), what should I expect as a reasonable monthly premium? I have to renew my auto insurance with GMAC and it turns out to be around $200/mo, and something tells me I could do better. Except I really can't be arsed to shop around too much.
Swearing and deleting? Talk about childish.
It smelt a great deal of "taking my toys and stomping off home".
Sorry about the ding! But the ticket could be a problem -- you'll probably get points for that. Reasonable insurance varies too much depending on where you live, how much you use the car, and so forth, so I can't really give advice on that. But $2400/year seems kinda high.
The pricing of auto insurance is a total mystery to me. Doesn't Progressive do some sort of side-by-side comparison for you (or is that Geico? Someone with advertising that I see and semi-remember) so you can get an idea of what's "normal"? That'd be minimum effort, I think.
I have to renew my auto insurance with GMAC and it turns out to be around $200/mo, and something tells me I could do better. Except I really can't be arsed to shop around too much.
Vonnie, we pay about $139/month through Progressive, and that's with a big GMC truck and an urban environment.