If you think the US Dollar will never collapse, your probably betting on the EURO never collapsing either. Got news for you, the Derivative Market is estimated at $600T ($3T-$4T traded around the world ever 24 hours) with a market cap of $1,300T which is based on leveraging and other accounting gimmicks (like fractional reserve banking) comes to an bad ending, what do you think that will do to the world's M2 money supply? The Derivative Market was design to implode on command, just a couple of support pilings are yanked away and it's all coming down on everyone who isn't prepared. Hell, it nearly came down in 2008 and that was accidental and not on purpose.

There were a lot of millionaires created during the worst of the Great Depression, just imagine if the world's elite are prepared for an event on what they will walk away with as people lose everything that was in paper (or electronic) as they lose their job and eventually their house is foreclosed on. Name of the game is control, just look what is happening to Greece.

Let me get this straight. You are proclaiming the end of the world just so you can provoke Franko into a trolling season? I fail to see the relevance after all this time.

P.S. Your views of the worlds economic climate are strange. The US Dollar hasn't "died" and it never will.

I know what you mean. The balls go all hard and "slimy" looking. I'm guessing it's some degradation of the rubber, I also think they shrink slightly in size. Where possible I've replaced them from sacrificial IBM Mouses. I had a "Homer Simpson" serial mouse for a PC and it fit fine also Digital PC Mouses fit fine too. But hard to score these now. (Yes the plural mouse for a PC is mouses not mice) Its the only way to tell them apart.