I did not know that I made you look at this thread... if its so stupid then why you looking at it ? and farther more why u posting comment if its so stupid?geNius wrote:
d4rkst4r wrote:
This is stupid post. All of these items are regular items, just stuffed with diamonds.
damn right i lol at the term "brainchild of (insert name here)"; its normal every day stuff laced with diamonds and gold.d4rkst4r wrote:
This is stupid post. All of these items are regular items, just stuffed with diamonds.
Can anyone condense that into English for me, I know as much about a crore now i've read that as I did before I was born.Wikipedia wrote:
A crore (Devanagari: करोड़, Urdu alphabet: کروڑ) is a unit in the Indian numbering system, still widely used in Bangladesh, India, Maldives, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. It was also used in Iran for many centuries until some decades ago.
An Indian crore is equal to 100 lakh or 10 million (107). An Iranian crore (کرور korur in Persian) is half a million (500,000).
The unit is also known as koti in the Bengali (Bengali: কোটি), Telugu, Kannada, Konkani and Marathi language speaking areas while kodi (Tamil : கோடி) is used in Tamil and Malayalam.
The Mumbai underworld slang for a crore is a khokha.
Note that Sri Lanka does not refer to the term crore when referring to money to terms in millions. Lakh is used quite commonly in Sri Lanka, but not crore.
crore= 10 mil/.5 Mil depending where you are.Ninja_Kid2002 wrote:
AhemCan anyone condense that into English for me, I know as much about a crore now i've read that as I did before I was born.Wikipedia wrote:
A crore (Devanagari: करोड़, Urdu alphabet: کروڑ) is a unit in the Indian numbering system, still widely used in Bangladesh, India, Maldives, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. It was also used in Iran for many centuries until some decades ago.
An Indian crore is equal to 100 lakh or 10 million (107). An Iranian crore (کرور korur in Persian) is half a million (500,000).
The unit is also known as koti in the Bengali (Bengali: কোটি), Telugu, Kannada, Konkani and Marathi language speaking areas while kodi (Tamil : கோடி) is used in Tamil and Malayalam.
The Mumbai underworld slang for a crore is a khokha.
Note that Sri Lanka does not refer to the term crore when referring to money to terms in millions. Lakh is used quite commonly in Sri Lanka, but not crore.
If not i'm just going to assume that: 1 crore = a fuck-load-a-bucks