halon  - 2008-09-08
Wow, that lady with the moneypaper made me genuinely mouth-agape angry.
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sosage - 2008-09-08
Gifts wrapped in money...they are unabashedly open about what they're about.
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remag2117 - 2008-09-08
Ah envy. How you rear your head admist such company once more.
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Hooker - 2008-09-08
I *heart* punching people t-shirt. :|
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Hooker - 2008-09-08 I think the uncleverness of southern humour is what enrages me the most. You can subjugate minorities, threaten endangered species, invade other nations illegally, steal presidencies, and anything else you can dream up, but when you start making jokes that aren't even remotely funny or clever, you've crossed a serious line.
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Hooker - 2008-09-08 Also, my jerk friend has figured out this is fake.
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RomancingTrain - 2008-09-08 So it's fake, but there are people so much worse than these two. I guess it's bad satire?
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ProfessorChaos - 2008-09-08
*Twich*
I hope... to all that is good and pure in this world... that this is fake.
Also, Sidenote - Defacing Money with intent to Defraud is a crime. Otherwise, it's your money, and you can do as you wish with it.
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Zaine - 2008-09-08
No, for bills it only matters whether or not you've made it "unfit to be reissued." For coins, the statute says "fraudulently alters."
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Zaine - 2008-09-08 Also, I obviously missed the reply button.
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Jeff Fries - 2008-09-08
http://www.moneyfactory.gov/store/section.cfm/69/83
You learn something new every day
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Dutch Oven Fresh Pie - 2008-09-08
I'm sure the foreigners laugh at such gifts. What do you get for a sheik who already owns ten slaves?
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chumbucket - 2008-09-08
needs tag "what's wrong with America" and the question "are the Treasury agents on lunch break for this??"
note the "WALL OF SHOES" behind them, christ
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