Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for June 17, 2018

My money is ALWAYS on the swamp monkey … it’s a chimp scrip fetish thing ….

I’m guessing that Rotifer would be a good advocate for any pasta-related design on a banknote.

Otters vs. Alexander Hamilton. Hm. Pretty easy to pick.

Lots of creatures are noteworthy.

I would suggest that we include the wagon wheel pasta on the back of the $50 note. And, instead of the signature of the Secretary of the Treasury, we have “Epstein’s Mother”.

OK, high horse time (sorry): how one of the worst Presidents of all time adorns the $20 – just pisses me off. But I’ll always come down on the side of otters over humans anyway.

Take note that the significant purpose of the wagon wheel pasta is meant be used temporarily as a replacement, just in case a flat tire were to ever happen on a vehicle..

The ₫;5 Vietnamese “Ngân Hàng Địa Phủ” (Bank of Hell Government note)

I like the loons on the $1.00 CDN coin and the polar bear on the two toned $2.00 coin (aka toonie) (Loonies and toonies)

Australian currency is made of polypropylene and is partially transparent. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banknotes_of_the_Australian_dollar#/media/File%3AAustralian_%2410_note_commemorative_back.jpg

In my homeland of Turkweirdistan, the platypus is promenantly featured on the $5 note and the dumbo octopus is on the $20. The vacuum cleaner is on the penny.

How much is this piece of paper with the pretty picture on it worth?

How much is this piece of paper with the pretty picture I made worth?

Handed the teller a sticky note…THIS IS A STICK ☝

Lonely wagon wheel pasta can be dangerous! Look both ways before you cross a pasta, unless it’s been well-boiled, in which case, a limp wagon wheel might be slippery but not otherwise so formidable.

My experience with banknotes is limited to a small range of countries, and most seem to go for Historical or_faux_-Historical characters. True, sometimes it is hard to tell the latter from animals….

Does the double-headed eagle count (various empires, Byzantine to Tsarist to Austro-Hungarian, etc.)?

Never take a wooden wagon wheel made out of nickle.

I wish our banknotes were that beautiful.

“Will you walk away from a fool and his money?” The only song Badfinger is remembered for from the film “The magic Christian”

Are banknotes the same as legal tender or currency?