Turns out there are people who are actually upset about Harriet Tubman being placed on the $10 bill. They talk about it in such tragic tones that one begins to wonder if they sit there, staring at the backs of banknotes for hours on end.
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Turns out there are people who are actually upset about Harriet Tubman being placed on the $10 bill. They talk about it in such tragic tones that one begins to wonder if they sit there, staring at the backs of banknotes for hours on end.
Yeah, the only thing I ever cared about on banknotes was the denomination on them — who gives a flip about their pictures or their religious slogans? You can’t spend the portraits or the words.
Maybe Obama could just appoint a female Secretary of Treasury and put her signature on all the bills to pacify the feminists.
🙂
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The people I’m writing about who need to be pacified about the banknotes are not even remotely feminist.
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The Federal Reserve is not a bank, and therefore U.S. Currency isn’t banknotes.
The denomination is question is the 20$ bill, not the 10$ with A. Hamilton.
Aside from that, good comment.
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That’s what a single martini does to me these days. 🙂 Of course, it’s a $20 bill.
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