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  1. Triscy Triscy

    Hey... I'm Fluttershy. I saw this site and made an account. I hope you don't mind...

    Tuesday, 05-Apr-11 01:06:59 UTC from web
    1. clayinthecarpet clayinthecarpet

      @sirnarwhal Snap off 1/10th of a penny and see if someone in the USA won't still accept it as currency. ;)

      Sunday, 09-Mar-14 03:39:55 UTC from web
    2. clayinthecarpet clayinthecarpet

      @sirnarwhal #

      Sunday, 09-Mar-14 03:40:45 UTC from web
    3. Matt Matt

      @oracle Yes it does.

      Sunday, 09-Mar-14 03:43:07 UTC from web
    4. clayinthecarpet clayinthecarpet

      @oracle How does this have to do anything with anything. Stupid people are stupid and easily fooled by a fast talker.

      Sunday, 09-Mar-14 03:45:46 UTC from web
    5. clayinthecarpet clayinthecarpet

      @snowcone Which part are you saying is illegal?

      Sunday, 09-Mar-14 03:46:13 UTC from web
    6. Matt Matt

      @oracle Yup you're absolutely right literally all Americans are idiots.

      Sunday, 09-Mar-14 03:46:57 UTC from web
    7. clayinthecarpet clayinthecarpet

      @oracle Try to give me a sliver of a penny and you'll have a boot up your arse. :P The same goes for most Americans who own businesses. Business owners are not stupid. Managers and sales folks can be, though.

      Sunday, 09-Mar-14 03:47:44 UTC from web
    8. clayinthecarpet clayinthecarpet

      @snowcone Yes. I wasn't advocating the idea. You realize this, right? Still, if 1/10th of a penny's ...well, penny...was missing, most people in a sales situation would still accept it as a penny. Same for a quarter. Hell, most of the older quarters in circulation have lost a fair amount of their surface detail and some have been heavily marred, scarred, and sometimes even bent and they're still accepted as currency.

      Sunday, 09-Mar-14 03:49:42 UTC from web