A pound of twenties.

[dudewithasock]

I've heard this expression many times before.

"I'd like a pound of twenties."

"How about a pound of twenties?"

"A pound of twenties would be nice."

My question to you, is how much exactly is a pound of twenty dollar bills?

Does anyone actually know?

I won't know if you're right or wrong, I have no idea.

I bet it's a lot, though.

[GUI]

It's enough to buy a 24" Torker DX, if that's what you want to know.

[dudewithasock]

It's enough to buy a 24" Torker DX, if that's what you want to know.

Psh, if I had an actual pound of twenties, I'd buy like six of them. And five 45" big wheels.

And a pony.

http://img487.imageshack.us/img487/4445/mylittlepony0ww.jpg

[GUI]

Why six? And why not a penguin instead of a pony?

[dudewithasock]

Six, so if I break one, I got 5 more for backups. And I'd powdercoat them all different colors of the rainbow (except indigo cause I don't believe in that color) so I could have a choice which one to turn brown and muddy each day. :cool:

And a penguin? Pffft.

[trials_uni]

hey dude why would you buy this (http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=101) uni if you had a pound of 20s

[forrestunifreak]

I would settle for just a twenty. I won't even get THAT!

[dudewithasock]

hey dude why would you buy this (http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=101) uni if you had a pound of 20s

Yowza.

That is one SWEET ride.

Crazy frame.

[James_Potter]

I bet its a lot, but I've never heard that phrase before.

[GUI]

You know, a pund of ones wouldn't be too shabby.

[john_childs]

$145,280

From Money Facts (http://www.moneyfactory.gov/document.cfm/18/106):
The approximate weight of a currency note, regardless of denomination is (1) one gram. There are 454 grams in one (1) U.S. pound, therefore, there should be 454 notes in (1) one pound(Avoirdupois system).

So there are 7,264 twenty dollar bills in a pound of twenties.

[habbywall]

ive never heard that phrase before either but i certanly would buy that dm vortex

[trials_uni]

$145,280
i think you over shot it a bit...

ok people i did some research...any bill of american currency has a weight of one gram...so if there are 454 grams ina pound then a pound of ones is $454 a pound of 5s is $2120 a pound of 10s is $4540 a pound of 20s is $9080 a pound of 50s is$22,700 and a pound of 100s is $45,400

[habbywall]

ok people i did some research...any bill of american currency has a weight of one gram...so if there are 454 grams ina pound then a pound of ones is $454 a pound of 5s is $2120 a pound of 10s is $4540 a pound of 20s is $9080 a pound of 50s is$22,700 and a pound of 100s is $45,400
gild used a real pound though, not your fake pound

[Radical Reed]

with a $145 280!!! THAT MAKE ME AH..UM..A MILLIONAIRE:D :D

[trials_uni]

gild used a real pound though, not your fake pound

1. gild never replied in this thread
and 2. there is not difference between my pound and johns(i assume you were refering to john when you said gild)

[habbywall]

you have 865 610 dollars lying around?
must be nice, specially since your only 15

[habbywall]

1. gild never replied in this thread
and 2. there is not difference between my pound and johns(i assume you were refering to john when you said gild)

i guess i was expecting gild to make a comment like that.
well anyways, whose value is correct then?

[trials_uni]

im pretty sure mine is...454(grams) X 20(dollars)

[Radical Reed]

you have 865 610 dollars lying around?


dosen't everyone?;)

[habbywall]

how many grams in a pound though?

i love widgets, gave me this:
453.59237 grams in one pound

[trials_uni]

so 454grams in a pound X 20dollars ina 20 dollar bill=$9080.00

[john_childs]

i think you over shot it a bit...
Oops! I did.
I did the calculation really quickly and goofed on the conversions. I did the calculation as 454 grams per ounce instead of 454 grams per pound.

Here's the correct calculation from Google Calculator (http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%2420+%2F+1+gram+in+dollars+%2F+lb&btnG=Google+Search)
It is actually $9,071.8474 since there is actually slightly less than 454 grams per pound.

[trials_uni]

ok i just rounded to 454 per pound...i didnt think there were over 7000 grams ina pound anyways.lol

[john_childs]

I should have done the calculation with Google Calculator to begin with. Conversions are sooooo easy with Google Calculator. Mmmmmm Google.

[dudewithasock]

Mmmm...that's a lot of moolah.

[habbywall]

google will take over the world, boycott google

[trials_uni]

no habbywall will take over the world...boycott habbywall lol

[habbywall]

no, help me to take over the world, im much better then google, i unicycle

[trials_uni]

tru you do unicycle...and you play chess....maybe we could take over the world

[john_childs]

Mmmmmm... Google Calculator

Quick! Takayuki Koike of Kanagawa, Japan, has the Guinness record for 100 miles in 6 hours 44 minutes. What was his average speed in miles per hour?

Google Calculator says: 14.8514851 miles / hour (http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=100+miles+%2F+6+hours+44+minutes+in+miles+%2F+hour&btnG=Search)

[dudewithasock]

Takayuki Koike of Kanagawa, Japan, has the Guinness record for 100 miles in 6 hours 44 minutes.

Unicycling??

[john_childs]

Unicycling??
Yes (http://www.unicycling.org/btdt/fhs.html)
And to top it off he didn't dismount at all for the entire ride.

[habbywall]

hes a nerd, who would ride a unicycle anyways, thats only for crazy people

[markf]

that's all the 100 mi record is? waitaminute...that's a on 24 right? not a coker? or is it?

nm, clicked the link and it's a 42in wheel.

[dudewithasock]

hes a nerd, who would ride a unicycle anyways, thats only for crazy people

4nd cl0wnz lololololpolollipoplol