Day 36: November 24

So I wish I was British. Why? Because of their awesome accents of course. I absolutely love accents - British, Irish, Scottish, South African, Jamaican, Texan (LOL), Welsh, French, Spanish - you get the picture. I really really don't like Australian accents. Which is ironic, considering where I live. I don't mind the generic accent, the the BOGAN Australians with the really strong accents.... UGH. American accents sometimes annoy me, but then again, many movies have American actors/actresses (with American accents, of course), and it kinda just seems normal to hear an American accent now and then. But, when you have an American with a whole crowd of Aussies/another nationality, it sounds really out of place.

Thirty-six different currency names (and if I know where they're used):1. Rand (South Africa)
2. Franc (Europe - have no clue which countries use it)
3. Dollar (America and Australia - that I know of, I'm sure there's many more)
4. Ruble (Russian)
5. Rupee (Indian)
6. Yen (Japan)
7. Pound (Great Britain)
8. Dram (Armenia) *
9. Taka (Bangladesh) *
10. Pula (Botswana) *
11. Lev (Bugaria) *
12. Kyat (Burma) *
13. Peso (Chile) *
14. Kuna (Croatia) *
15. Krone (Denmark) *
16. Birr (Ethiopia) *
17. Dalasi (Gambia) *
18. Lari (Georgia) *
19. Cedi (Ghana) *
20. Lempira (Honduras) *
21. Colon (Costa Rica) *
22. Gourde (Haiti) *
23. Krona (Iceland) *
24. Rial (Iran) *
25.Dinar (Iraq) *
26. Tenge (Kazakhstan) *
27. Won  (North and South Korea) *
28. Kip (Laos) *
29. Shekel (Israel)
30. Lat (Latvia) *
31. Loti (Lesotho - pronounced Lesootoo) *
32. Litas (Lithuania)
33. Pataca (Macau)
34. Denar (Macedonia)
35. Ariary (Madagascar)
36. Rufiyaa (Maldives)

See ya later, alligator
p.s. I'm off to watch the new glee episode. so GLEEful