At Least I Have A F****** Dollar
Spotted woodendesigner's "My "At Least I Have A Fucking Dollar" Dollar" photo in The Consumerist Flickr pool. Here's the backstory: "I got this dollar as change but did not notice until a few days later. I laughed because it really just sums up everything that has been going on with the stock market and in a way everything that I have been going through lately. I have been very hesitant to spend it and now after shooting it for you people to enjoy I have decided that I am going to save it..... Even though they also dated it on the back ( 9-20-07) so it was actually written a year ago."
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@jdhuck: I love www.wheresgeorge.com/. Every so often I get a bill with the URL and I always enjoy seeing where it came from and entering my own location.
@jdhuck: I think everyone should write this on all their one's.
As for www.wheresgeorge.com: I participated while I was in college years ago. It's cool to see where your dollar travels. They even have other monetary denominations.
@MissPeacock: Yeah, I bought a stamp for that. Haven't done it in a while tho, never got a lot of hits. But cute/fun.
@stacye: I'm slightly more optimistic. My hope is that now they have "My At Least I have FIVE Dollars Fiver"
@Git Em SteveDave loves this guy-->: But we can trade them at the bank for unblemished bills, and the bank can trade their collection of junky money back to the Mint.
@Git Em SteveDave loves this guy-->: I've thought about doing that for my site as well, but then that would mean I would have to put content up there on the regular... which I suck at.
@bucklefilledbird: Mine is pretty much a cam site, so except for occasionally making sure all of the cameras are running, it runs itself. I did just do a re-design, and I'm adding some more content, but once that's done, I'll be pretty much forgetting about it.
@Git Em SteveDave loves this guy-->:
Isn't it illegal to deface US currency because its considered a legal document? I wouldn't want something coming back to me if they decide to actually enforce it.
@Jenng: to my knowledge it is but a better reason for not doing it is thinking if everyone did that how annoying it would be to have to be spammed with porn sites and such on your money lol.
@Jenng: It is illegal to deface money if you make it unable to be put back into circulation, i.e. defacing the portrait, blacking out the serial number, etc... I'm only adding a little text onto the back which doesn't interfere with the seal or serial number. In all of my years doing Where'sGeorge, I haven't had one problem.
@Ssscorpion: I see what you did there. I'll see your off-topic political troll and raise you a Keating Five.
@Git Em SteveDave loves this guy-->: Why not just get a bunch of shitty plastic signs like all the other idiot D-I-Y 'marketers'.
The only thing worse than advertising is BAD advertising. Really if you feel that badly that someone wants what you got get $20 together and buy an ad in the Pennysaver. Don't pollute my fucking neighborhood.
I can't understand why people can't grasp that there is value in not having some jerkoff trying to sell you something at every turn. We are marching steadily towards 'Idiocracy'.
@loueloui: I'm not selling anything. The only thing I promote on my site is the myspace page of a friend of mine who is a comedian, which I do for free. My website has not made me one cent, and has, in fact, cost me money in getting new cams and registering a domain.
It *is* specifically illegal to advertise on currency - see: http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/18/475.shtml
This is different from the defacement law which is a grey area: http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/18/333.shtml












Why not put it back in to circulation to see if it shows up somewhere else.