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"In 2002 one euro equaled

"In 2002 one euro equaled one dollar. Today it costs about $1.55 to buy one euro. If the one-to-one ratio was still true, oil would be around $80."

Ouch. I feel so cheated.

Submitted by Monahan73 on Tue, 2008/06/24 - 4:56pm » 

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