How much is a bit worth?

>>27168534
one eighth of a dollar

>>27168534
Half a shave and a haircut

>>27168555
But Soarin bought an entire pie from a skilled baker for just a few bits

>>27168566
Their economy isn't hyper-inflated like ours. Our base currency is a cent, not a dollar. Every time you spend money, multiply it by 100 and think about how many cents you spend on so little. Hell, even a dollar isn't worth much these days.

>>27168584
that is incredibly true, nowadays we don't compare by pennies or cents, but by pounds or dollars.

Never thought of it like that.

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>>27168534

First Act: a group of jews bring a gas container.
Second Act: the group of jews install the gas container.
Third Act: the group is dead.
how's called the play?
Auschwitz's Concentration Camp.

>>27168584
Why would our "base currency" be named after 1/100th of something? I mean it's called a "cent."

>>27168562
We call that the Just Fuck My Shit Up Special.

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>>27168687
steam games giveaway by ponies soon

>>27169189
Speaking of which, Equestria has cents as well (SSS6K) so presumably a bit is worth 100 cents.

http://mlp.wikia.com/wiki/Bits#Cost_chart

Total fanon fanwank time: Bits as coins developed from the horse bits that ancient ponies used to use as currency. These rods of metal (much like the Greek obolus) were a little unwieldy, when you needed to use several of them, so eventually they developed a metal disk which they valued at the same amount as the old metal bit.