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So, this made me want to read about Alexander Hamilton on wikipedia, which made me want to read about the history of $10 federal reserve notes, which made me want to read about the $2 bill, which brought to my attention the fact that some strip clubs now provide $2 bills as change, rather than ones. And I think there's got to be a song in there somewhere. Thomas Jefferson's portrait talking to a surprised stripper about his legacy? Feeling bad about being used to get patrons to spend money faster, but less than upset about being slipped into garters? There's material here, I just know it. P.S. Fixed the link! [[User:Gabemcelwain|Gabemcelwain]] 14:25, 12 October 2009 (PDT) | So, this made me want to read about Alexander Hamilton on wikipedia, which made me want to read about the history of $10 federal reserve notes, which made me want to read about the $2 bill, which brought to my attention the fact that some strip clubs now provide $2 bills as change, rather than ones. And I think there's got to be a song in there somewhere. Thomas Jefferson's portrait talking to a surprised stripper about his legacy? Feeling bad about being used to get patrons to spend money faster, but less than upset about being slipped into garters? There's material here, I just know it. P.S. Fixed the link! [[User:Gabemcelwain|Gabemcelwain]] 14:25, 12 October 2009 (PDT) | ||
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| + | whoah, genius idea. worthy of a great song. i'm beginning to wonder about those $2 bills i got from my grandparents! hahahha [[User:Conorl|Conorl]] 15:04, 19 October 2009 (PDT) | ||
Latest revision as of 15:05, 19 October 2009
just put me on the money supply (mp3)
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my one life my how wide the hudson my one son, philip, how i loved him and my how heavy the pistol that killed him and you my opponent i stand before in virtue i won't hurt you i offer my life, my liver, to your pistol and your powder i'm martyred for my country my country tis of thee sweet meritocracy my god i'm in pain land where my son died land where i gave my life just put me on the money supply and let freedom reign
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So, this made me want to read about Alexander Hamilton on wikipedia, which made me want to read about the history of $10 federal reserve notes, which made me want to read about the $2 bill, which brought to my attention the fact that some strip clubs now provide $2 bills as change, rather than ones. And I think there's got to be a song in there somewhere. Thomas Jefferson's portrait talking to a surprised stripper about his legacy? Feeling bad about being used to get patrons to spend money faster, but less than upset about being slipped into garters? There's material here, I just know it. P.S. Fixed the link! Gabemcelwain 14:25, 12 October 2009 (PDT)
whoah, genius idea. worthy of a great song. i'm beginning to wonder about those $2 bills i got from my grandparents! hahahha Conorl 15:04, 19 October 2009 (PDT)
