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Actually, I went to Military School in the late 70's, and we got $5 a week as an "allowance", it was always 2 $2 bills, and a $1 bill.... so I have had a long history with the bill. I also worked in the canteen, and took in plenty of the $2 bills. When we went on the road for sporting events, etc. seemed like we always got the "huh" look when we tried to pay with them....
Spent a month in Canada last year, and their smallest bill is now a $5, but they have loonies and twoonies, $1 and $2 coins.... That was a bit strange to give someone $10, and get back all coin for just a small purchase....Check out my Theme Park Photos at http://darkbeer.smugmug.com
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Yes its different in Canada, course I had to drive through it to get where I live now in Alaska, they have different priorities for the people.
Our monetary system is a bit funny in retrospect, in the future I suppose we will just use barter or "credit" chips.Micechat member # 98
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When my dad was working at his company, they got $2 as a reward for ...umm... not quite sure!
It was always a brand new, crisp $2 bill. I think we have a stack we could sell to the guy in the story!She walks in beauty, like the night
Of cloudless climes and starry skies;
And all that's best of dark and bright
Meet in her aspect and her eyes.....
--Lord Byron
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ORDDU: Hello, Darkbeer, duckling!! I just wanted you to know you're being watched over no matter which web-footed site you happen to be visiting these days!
ORGOCH: Stalkin' him's whatcha REALLY ought ta say, witch!! An' if'n I was yerself, Darkbeer, ducklin', I'd be very afraid right 'bout now. Got any good hidin' places? I'll try ta git her attention away from ya fer as long as I can--'til ya finds a good place where the old hag won't find ya!! Hurry, now!!
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Originally posted by BradysGirlCan you believe that the manager and the employee are both functioning members of society?!?!?! I just can't believe that someone could be that clueless....
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Originally posted by Witches of MorvaORDDU: Hello, Darkbeer, duckling!! I just wanted you to know you're being watched over no matter which web-footed site you happen to be visiting these days!
ORGOCH: Stalkin' him's whatcha REALLY ought ta say, witch!! An' if'n I was yerself, Darkbeer, ducklin', I'd be very afraid right 'bout now. Got any good hidin' places? I'll try ta git her attention away from ya fer as long as I can--'til ya finds a good place where the old hag won't find ya!! Hurry, now!!
I have tell you a story, yesterday I stopped by the Cove Bar, and these two lovely ladies came up to me and introduced themselves, and asked who I was. I admitted to being "me", and it made their day. (Too made they were married, otherwise it would have made my day. They also happen to be big fans of Al!
Had a wonderful chat, and they were kind enough to pick up my beer tab :love: (Thanks again ladies!) Kinda weird to have "groupies"
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A few years ago, my dad would always give me lunch money for school. Since a lunch would usually cost about two dollars, he would go into the bank every so often and trade some larger bills in for a bunch of $2 bills.
Believe me, I was the only kid at school who not only used $2 bills to buy lunch, but used them every single day.
Considering how that was only a few years ago, though, I can only assume that they're still making fresh $2 bills.
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That has happened in other forms more than once with the $2 bill.1st Amendment-Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
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Originally posted by Tech_Disneywell then, please do share the other stories so we can have a laugh, just like Darkbeer did.1st Amendment-Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
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