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Can't remember who did this before, lets see how well it does. You have two choices, choose which you prefer and then leave a question for the next person.

[B]Coke or Pepsi?[/B]

I've been to both, and the Disney Water parks are the best

French Mustard

Obese or Anorexic?

Machie wrote:
> You've all been to them both in Florida right??

That would require me to go to the south and that isn't happening even if Florida is one of the few decent ones :-D

snake11 wrote:
> Wait, this had something to do with economy? Economy is one of
> those subjects I just can't seem to grasp.

Really? You absolutely astound me with that revelation. Though maybe i should have realised when you thought economic instability and decline was a fair trade off to save you a couple of minutes at the money exchange desk. :-D

One day pb :) a great place to take young kids. 5+ I think

Nissin Noodles (probably the only person to try them, really nice from Japan)

French Mustard or English Mustard

Disney,

Though I´ve never been to either (as I´ve never been to florida)

Rice or Noodles?

Theme Park. Though I did enjoy both.

Disney World or Sea World

You've all been to them both in Florida right??

Wait, this had something to do with economy? Economy is one of those subjects I just can't seem to grasp. I just don't get it whenever my brother trys to explain. I'm obviously wrong anyway.

Starburst.

Theme hospital or theme park?

'And that's the end of that chapter...'

snake11 wrote:
> It saved everyone having to change
> their money when they went to other european countries. I don't
> see why it was dumb.

The idea of the Euro was more about the value of economies rather than it being easier to change money.

Britain adopting the Euro would mean their economy was worth less simply because the pound is worth 1.48 Euros.

Wireless.
Neither. ;P
Strive for beautiful (if daft) dreams.
Ignoring Mumbai's questions. ;)

Okay that's all the questions answered.

Opal Fruits or Starburst?