what a waste of $120,000

[asianmyth]

Rat(CHUA) new world fedration got massive blow today in UAE.only 25 countries included the countries which are hard to find on globe participated in spite of biggest prize money(1,20.000$ total) offered in any amature bodybuilding show.
All credit goes to Asian bodybuilders who completely boycott the contest and show their solidarity with IFBB.
show standard was so pathetic that most of people left the hall after 75kg class.now only organizers and official watching the show.

[polychronopolous]

How much money?

[ksa_triceps]

Whats 1,20.000? looks like a proxy address.

[just_a_pilgrim]

I thought the whole point of calling a show amater is that there is no prize money

[polychronopolous]

The first place prize is to the tune of 1,20.000$.

That's a shit load of money.

[HTexan]

$120.00

[asianmyth]

The first place prize is to the tune of 1,20.000$.

That's a shit load of money.

here is the break down.top 5 of all 10 weight classes get paid.
1.5000$
2.3000$
3.2000$
4.1000$
5.1000$

[ManBearPig...]

here is the break down.top 5 of all 10 weight classes get paid.
1.5000$
2.3000$
3.2000$
4.1000$
5.1000$

that's a lot less than $1,20.000

[jehwit]

How much money did you "waist" on English lessons?

[polychronopolous]

asianmyth, you are getting made fun of in this thread because your English is so poor.

[asianmyth]

asianmyth, you are getting made fun of in this thread because your English is so poor.

Not this thread only actually in every thread i ever wrote.........hahahh.
we better stick to the topic.

[spinnis]

Not this thread only actually in every thread i ever wrote.........hahahh.
we better stick to the topic.

please stop

[polychronopolous]

Not this thread only actually in every thread i ever wrote.........hahahh.
we better stick to the topic.

Yes, let's stick to the topic of the 1,20.000$

That is a significant sum of money, no doubt about it.

[haider]

whose waist has $120? Are you alludin to DA's G4P pics with dollars hangin off his posing thong

[ManBearPig...]

Yes, let's stick to the topic of the 1,20.000$

That is a significant sum of money, no doubt about it.

is that more or less than 12.00,000?

[WillGrant]

Not this thread only actually in every thread i ever wrote.........hahahh.
we better stick to the topic.

Umm yes we should but what the hell is the topic?


You said what a "waist" of 1,20.000$

then

here is the break down.top 5 of all 10 weight classes get paid.
1.5000$
2.3000$
3.2000$
4.1000$
5.1000$

What does this all mean ?

[Tombo]

120 dollars wow!!!

[jr]

Hi Dave Czech

[nzmusclemonster]

1,20.000$ is a lot of money for starving people in Africa.

[jr]

[JasonH]

Lol @ funny thread!  

I wonder what I'd do if I had 1,20.000$. The possibilities are endless.

[timfogarty]

asianmyth, you are getting made fun of in this thread because your English is so poor.

and that he doesn't know how to express numbers in American english:

dollar sign ($) is always put first, the cent sign (¢) is placed after a number, such as 50¢
decimal point (.) is always used to separate dollars from cents,
commas (,) are used to separate groups of three digits just to make it easier to read

$1.23   is one dollar and twenty three cents

$100.50 is one hundred dollars, fifty cents

$1,000.00 is one thousand dollars, which is the same as $1000

$120,000 is one hundred twenty thousand dollars

$1,000,000 is one million dollars


Now what is it that you mean by 1,20.000$ ?  

perhaps top 5 in ten weight classes:

1. $5000
2. $3000
3. $2000
4. $1000
5. $1000

which would be $12,000 for each of ten classes or $120,000

[webcake]

I actually speak fluent asian, so i can tell you that 1,20.000$ actually means 12 cents.

1st prize is 12 cents.

[WillGrant]

I actually speak fluent asian, so i can tell you that 1,20.000$ actually means 12 cents.

1st prize is 12 cents.

Thats pretty decent then , thats a years wages over there 

[asianmyth]

and that he doesn't know how to express numbers in American english:

dollar sign ($) is always put first, the cent sign (¢) is placed after a number, such as 50¢
decimal point (.) is always used to separate dollars from cents,
commas (,) are used to separate groups of three digits just to make it easier to read

$1.23   is one dollar and twenty three cents

$100.50 is one hundred dollars, fifty cents

$1,000.00 is one thousand dollars, which is the same as $1000

$120,000 is one hundred twenty thousand dollars

$1,000,000 is one million dollars


Now what is it that you mean by 1,20.000$ ?  

perhaps top 5 in ten weight classes:

1. $5000
2. $3000
3. $2000
4. $1000
5. $1000

which would be $12,000 for each of ten classes or $120,000

common sense prevail eventually.