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Actually what I'm drinking is a nice Tempranillo-Syrah blend, and I really couldn't give a shit about what dollars look like.
Our money is superior.
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Now that I use Euros, while they are nicer looking than the US bills, they aren't very nice compared to a lot of other countries.
"Nicer" as in more aesthetic? Perhaps. Which ones?
South Korean Won was more aesthetically pleasing.
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Canadian bills and coins at times more so.
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Won looks beautiful, Canadian coins pretty nice as well, like a slightly nicer version of 1€ and 2€ coins. But those Canadian bills are a bit too... they're just a bit off. I'm not against them, but I wouldn't hire that graphic design group.
Makes my head hurt looking at their notes, too abstract a theme.
Ha, in their defense, half the fluff they put on those bills are for anti-counterfeit measures
We do that with Euros as well.
Its not that which I have an issues with. It's the abstract nature of the composition.