Eddies or Ennies?

[trent8086]

So...I thought Eddys (Eddies?) was what they called the currency since it was a mash up for "Eurodollar", but I swear I hear "enny" more often when they are talking about cash. And what isn't "choom" like the urban slang in Hawaii for smoking pot?

[ferrata_vi]

When I hear "enny", I think they are referring to "pennies", as in a small fraction of a eurodollar.

[stingray87]

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[EvilDonut]

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[Memorex]

bitcoins

[Soultaker]

€$123.45 = 123 eddies and 45 ennies. Hope that helps, choomba.

[MisterPool]

Originally posted by trent8086:

So...I thought Eddys (Eddies?) was what they called the currency since it was a mash up for "Eurodollar", but I swear I hear "enny" more often when they are talking about cash. And what isn't "choom" like the urban slang in Hawaii for smoking pot?

"Choom" is generally used in the same sense as the old slang term "chum" which is a synonym for "buddy", "pal", or "mate" (if you're from a Commonwealth country).

[['w']]

It's annies

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_D3VFfhvs4