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Results
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Choice
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Votes
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Percent
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$1, no more, no less
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13
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9.8%
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Upto $5
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6
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4.5%
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$10, that's my limit
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7
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5.3%
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$20, because that's what the ATM gives me
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12
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9.1%
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$50, but only if I can meet nickd
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13
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9.8%
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$100, but I also expect an all expenses paid trip to Sweden
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24
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18.2%
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Such a calculator is priceless, I could never afford it
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40
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30.3%
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Is it available in a monetary unit other than dollars?
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17
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12.9%
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Re: How much would you buy a ticalc.org staff signed calculator for?
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elfprince13 
(Web Page)
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priceless. absolutely priceless. I will convince my parents that I need this. stupid ebay age restrictions *angry*
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20 July 2006, 15:45 GMT
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Re: How much would you buy a ticalc.org staff signed calculator for?
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MafiaMan
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YAY! I'm the second cheapest person here!
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20 July 2006, 19:16 GMT
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Re: How much would you buy a ticalc.org staff signed calculator for?
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Zeroko
(Web Page)
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Well, I would pay a reasonable amount of my dimension's currency, but that would require knowing the exchange rate with a known currency. *selected last choice*
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25 July 2006, 04:20 GMT
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Re: How much would you buy a ticalc.org staff signed calculator for?
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anykey
(Web Page)
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If I could meet nickd, that would justify the cost of the calc. Well, I'm not sure, though. He might just end up being a figment of my overactive imagination...or maybe a conspiracy...
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29 July 2006, 15:21 GMT
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Re: How much would you buy a ticalc.org staff signed calculator for?
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Kevin Luo
(Web Page)
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How can a signature be priceless?
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2 August 2006, 21:35 GMT
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