There's a new pink twenty dollar bill out and you have to fold it some ways one side is the Twin Towers burning,and the other side is The Whitehouse burning. Can any one give me a web site where it's on,thanks.

http://www.glennbeck.com/news/05172002.shtml

ridiculous.

of course I can fold it in such a way that it shows two gerbils having sex with the death star but no-one reads anything ominous into THAT

it's not just the new $20 bill (which i didn't know about), people have been doing that with every bill except the 1 ever seince 9/11. whoever figured that thing out needs a hobby.

it's not just the new $20 bill (which i didn't know about), people have been doing that with every bill except the 1 ever seince 9/11. whoever figured that thing out needs a hobby.


Or is a very frustrated pyromaniac!

I think all money should be pink. :D

I think all money should be pink. :D


You'd like ours then! The old $2 bill was scarlett red and so is the $50 bill. $5s are blue, $10s are purple, $20s are green, $100s are brown....its a colourful cashdrawer! :D

You'd like ours then! The old $2 bill was scarlett red and so is the $50 bill. $5s are blue, $10s are purple, $20s are green, $100s are brown....its a colourful cashdrawer! :D
:eek2: That's awesome!! It's like...a spectrum of colors...and Monopoly money! :lol:

:eek2: That's awesome!! It's like...a spectrum of colors...and Monopoly money! :lol:


That's exactly what we've heard Americans call it! Back in the early 70s it was worth more than the U.S. dollar (believe it or not), but we still couldn't use it in the States on trips - at par even because stores didn't believe it was real currency. A lot of countries have different colours in their bills. To me, it makes it a lot easier to sort out and count in your wallet. I get so confused when I use American money - I always make sure I double check because I once almost handed out a $10 or a $1 (without being familiar who's head is on what - I know Ben F. is on your $5).

This is what ours looks like now: We have coins for $1 & $2

You'd like ours then! The old $2 bill was scarlett red and so is the $50 bill. $5s are blue, $10s are purple, $20s are green, $100s are brown....its a colourful cashdrawer! :D
Yeah!! Same with European and Mexican money! It seems that most countries - minus the States (other than slightly-noticable teeny bit of color bills) - have colorful and different-sized bills!!! It was neat having the Swedish crowns, Mexican pesos, and Euros all in different sizes and colors. Just neat!! :D

of course I can fold it in such a way that it shows two gerbils having sex with the death star but no-one reads anything ominous into THAT

:brent


If you fold the Queen's head just right on ours, you get Prince Charle's ass - oh - sorry that's Camilla!! Same difference I guess.

Waaaaaay too much time for some people.

That's exactly what we've heard Americans call it! Back in the early 70s it was worth more than the U.S. dollar (believe it or not), but we still couldn't use it in the States on trips - at par even because stores didn't believe it was real currency. A lot of countries have different colours in their bills. To me, it makes it a lot easier to sort out and count in your wallet. I get so confused when I use American money - I always make sure I double check because I once almost handed out a $10 or a $1 (without being familiar who's head is on what - I know Ben F. is on your $5).

This is what ours looks like now: We have coins for $1 & $2

Actually, Abe Lincoln is on our $5 bill. I think Benny's on the $100! :lol:

Anyways, like the pictures! :D You even have two designs for each bill!

I loved the British pound notes better. :lol: Their £20 note is my fave...purple. :biglove:

I couldn't find a recent pic of a £50 or £100 note, sadly. :(

Actually, Abe Lincoln is on our $5 bill. I think Benny's on the $100! :lol:

Anyways, like the pictures! :D You even have two designs for each bill!
At first I thought you said Barney on the $100.00 bill

At first I thought you said Barney on the $100.00 bill :brent

ACtually, the US' money is gradually becoming more colorful:

The series 2004 $20 and $50 bills. The $10 is expected to switch to a more colorful design next year:

$20
http://www.moneyfactory.com/newmoney/images/general/Series2004NoteFront.jpg
http://www.moneyfactory.com/newmoney/images/general/Series2004NoteBack.jpg
$50
http://www.moneyfactory.com/newmoney/images/general/Series2004NoteFront_50.jpg
http://www.moneyfactory.com/newmoney/images/general/Series2004NoteBack_50.jpg

That's exactly what we've heard Americans call it! Back in the early 70s it was worth more than the U.S. dollar (believe it or not), but we still couldn't use it in the States on trips - at par even because stores didn't believe it was real currency. A lot of countries have different colours in their bills. To me, it makes it a lot easier to sort out and count in your wallet. I get so confused when I use American money - I always make sure I double check because I once almost handed out a $10 or a $1 (without being familiar who's head is on what - I know Ben F. is on your $5).

This is what ours looks like now: We have coins for $1 & $2

I love Canadian money. It does remind you of monopoly. :lol: I remember when it was worth more than U.S. dollars. Our family would vacation in Canada every year. My parents honeymooned there in the 50's and I don't know which parent loved it more but we ended up having a cottage there. We would make sure we spent all of our Canadian money before we came home. Some establishments still get attitudes if you give them a Canadian coin by accident. :wave: I don't think that I have been to Canada since the 70's come to think of it. I have to put a visit to Canada on my calendar for next year. :)

Actually, Abe Lincoln is on our $5 bill. I think Benny's on the $100! :lol:

Anyways, like the pictures! :D You even have two designs for each bill!


Well so much for my knowledge!! :lol: Now you know why I NEED coloured bills! DUHHHH :lol:

At first I thought you said Barney on the $100.00 bill

:brent < runs to play with photoshop >

I love Canadian money. It does remind you of monopoly. :lol: I remember when it was worth more than U.S. dollars. Our family would vacation in Canada every year. My parents honeymooned there in the 50's and I don't know which parent loved it more but we ended up having a cottage there. We would make sure we spent all of our Canadian money before we came home. Some establishments still get attitudes if you give them a Canadian coin by accident. :wave: I don't think that I have been to Canada since the 70's come to think of it. I have to put a visit to Canada on my calendar for next year. :)


Ahh you've got to make a trip back up here! It's nicer than ever! Liquor and beer stores are actually open on Sundays now and they don't roll up the sidewalks at 10 p.m. anymore! ;)
Toronto's changed so much - way more to do and see and then it's not that long a drive north if you want to get into cottage country (you can drop by and visit us with Zion on your way)! :wave: (We sound like we're about the same age). ;)
Do you remember the area the cottage was in? Muskoka? Haliburton? Orillia?

ACtually, the US' money is gradually becoming more colorful:

The series 2004 $20 and $50 bills. The $10 is expected to switch to a more colorful design next year:


I noticed that when we were down there last summer - it was a little easier to distinguish. Do you guys have the nifty holograms on it? (A shiny colourful area that changes in different lights.) It helps prevent counterfitting.

The 2006 Revamped $100 U.S. Bill:

I've actually made that before. It's similiar to the one on the website provided by Roby, but I made some alterations to it to make have a heart-frame.

http://jens-origami.cjb.net/ Go to "money series" and you will see it. :)

The 2006 Revamped $100 U.S. Bill:
:lol:

The 2006 Revamped $100 U.S. Bill:

:rofl:

anyone who feels that the $20 bills are sending them subliminal messages, please, by all means, allow me to take them off your hands

Ahh you've got to make a trip back up here! It's nicer than ever! Liquor and beer stores are actually open on Sundays now and they don't roll up the sidewalks at 10 p.m. anymore! ;)
Toronto's changed so much - way more to do and see and then it's not that long a drive north if you want to get into cottage country (you can drop by and visit us with Zion on your way)! :wave: (We sound like we're about the same age). ;)
Do you remember the area the cottage was in? Muskoka? Haliburton? Orillia?

No I don't remember but I will have to ask my mother.

We are in the same age group. :)

The 2006 Revamped $100 U.S. Bill:


:lol: :lol: