Lol @PuhBuhGuh

I knew it! I got the Latin right! I feel accomplished.

Congrats on winning dude

U won 1st place in the propellor plane challenge!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yep I remember doing that in history class

@carter2 in the old days there were 20 shillings in a pound each shilling was devided into 12 pennies the penny was devided into two half pennies or four farthings (1/4 penny) 2- farthings= 1 half penny 2- half pennies = one penny (1d) 3- pence = 1 thruppence or a threpeny bit (3d) 6- pence = 1 sixpence or a "tanner" (6d) 12- pence = 1 shilling or a "Bob" (1s) 2- shilling = 1 Florin or a "two Bob bit" (2s) 2- shilling & 6- pence = a half crown (2s 6d) 5- shilling = 1 crown (5s) 20-shilling = 1 sovereign (a pound) The was a paper pound commonly called a "quid" 21- shillings = 1 guinnia

I remember doing math with pences and pounds and euros once

In the old days it was very complicated @carter2 bear with me as I type the understanding of the pre-decimal system

Ok

Coins (all exept 5£ coin) @carter2 https://english-primary-3rd-cycle.wikispaces.com/file/view/EAC_great-britain-coins-money.jpg/294314854/720x297/EAC_great-britain-coins-money.jpg

http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/x/british-currency-11510306.jpg @carter2 this show you some money we use The top gold looking coin is a 1 pound below Is a euro coin and I can't see the dark one so idk what it is in the second row from the top there is a 10 pence a 2 pound and the smal, sliver like coin is a 20 pence and it's on top of a 50 pence at the back the dark orange note is a 10 pound and the green one is a 5 pound COINS THAT ARENT THERE: 1p a little bigger than a cent and the same color with a sort of gate pattern on the back and the queens head on the front 5p the size of a cent but silver it has a crown and leaf pattern on the back and queen in front 20 pound note it's a little bigger than the 10£ and is purple and blue 50£ note its big and red and looks AWSOME 5£ coin they are just collectables but are very large silver coins (I'll try get U a photo of them all)

Oh I was wondering what that was, I knew it was a monetary unit of some kind I just didn't know what it was called @PlanesOfOld and yes I am from the United States of America,

Oh lol are you from US? You probably have these dollars $$$ in Europe they have the euro €€€@carter2 but... IN ENGLAND... We have pound sterling £££

By the five million

? @carter2

What's the thing that looks like an "E"

Yea dude! very cool!

Ohh lol I was building a huge thing so built this on low! @Viper28

participation

Looks like a variation of the Long-EZ.

Flies beautifully

That must be it because I always use high physics settings. @PlanesOfOld

@Viper28 https://www.kamcord.com/v/t1B4d94F7Ti I have no problem use low settings high graphics flies perfectly

Great!@Eric314

I'm not letting electra10 join our project ok?