The Peachy Sawbuck
Reeled in one of the new ten-dollar bills tonight. My first glimpse. Jeezus, whose idea was it to paint up the sawbuck to look like a $2 whore? It's as queer as a three-dollar bill.
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I can't understand why we need these bills that are trapped colorwise between the old institutional green and 1950's bathroom pastels. If we're going to have color, can't we just have actual real color? Will the US economy suddenly collapse because of a sudden loss of faith due to a bright blue $20 bill?
Posted by: Bob Dively | March 17, 2006 at 01:58 AM