Is it true that beavers are considered currency in places like Canada?

Question

What can I get in trade for a Mr. and Mrs. Beaver?

Answer 1

This is a trick question.



We all know Canada doesn't exist. That's what Guido said.

Answer 2

Beaver is pretty much considered a rate of exchange the world over. Many times, for instance, you can get one in exchange for dinner and a show. Other times, beavers are given for free, or even just as a way to say hi!

Answer 3

That's just silly. Canada doesnt exist. So it's make believe land--yes, you can use whatever you want as currency there.



A fine beaver is worth much in any country--even make believe ones.

Answer 4

Yes...



Back when we were just kids (1819) beaver trappers in the Frontier would use beaver furs as currency...



(Interesting Side Note That I Just Made Up: Even back in those early years of the 19th Century, hookers still demanded cash up front...)

Answer 5

Well I've never been to Canada, but I kinda like the beavers.



*rounds up 122 horses*

Answer 6

yeah. For sure. One beaver is worth like 122 horses or something? At least that's what a Native guy said my beaver was worth.

Answer 7

I think that's true in the US too...I have had a couple of guys offer me money to see my beaver...And I didn't understand until now!

Answer 8

Yes, they are.



You should try going to Bangkok, where the exchange rate for beavers is amazingly favorable.

Answer 9

I got this beaver hat in Canada, it makes my head look cool.

Answer 10

If there's no such thing as Canada then where to Celine Dion and Bryan Adams come from? Are they pretend too? What about "Ike" on Southpark?

Answer 11

They are worth more if they are wet. Wet Beavers are very valuable.



Make sure you don't let them around your wood. They like wood.

Answer 12

That entirely depends on the women in charge. Some women can screw things up just as easily as men, or make things better just as easy. If you got good, head-strong women then, yes, things would improve in many situations... but if I man was considerate enough about women (& cared about people & the world, etc.), then he probably would do an equal job... women's rights would definitely improve, & probably gay-rights, as well.

Answer 13

i would like to hire a beaver for the night...is that possible..?....i would negotiate.a trade......seamanab x

Answer 14

From Canada?



A rubber chicken, a foot stool, a hockey puck bag (signed by the governor of alaska, doncha know) and a moose to be named later

Answer 15

Only if they are wet beavers.

Answer 16

I'm pretty sure you can get one wondercat for 2 beavers :)



*smiles*

Answer 17

Trip accepts beaver as payment for anything........

Answer 18

I hear they live in Igloos with the Polar bears over in Canada!

Answer 19

A guy brought one in to my exes shop in Alaska and traded it for a shotgun...for 2 you should be able to get both barrels

Answer 20

Where's Canada?.............great, am I aloud to answer a question with a question, I've heard that it's impolite but does that mean that it is wrong, will I be violated for it? uh oh another question.....wow that's 3 questions, ok I'llllll saaayyyyyyy .........yes

Answer 21

I've always wondered-------- Do they have 21st century technology like tv, radio & internet....?

What do Canadian people eat..?

Can they speak..?

Do they have a ruler or a leader..?

What do they look alike..?

Answer 22

a hacksaw, 2 disheveled looking muskrats, and the DVD gift set of Gilligan's Island ...

Answer 23

Yes, and the hairless ones are particularly prized.

Answer 24

??? what is it with some people and their fetish for beavers?

Answer 25

Yes, I want to buy their strong tooth.

Answer 26

Go to the road kill auction and see!

Answer 27

You need "pimpin' " lessons bro!



Answer: Yes

Answer 28

Yes, it's true.