Welcome to Emulationworld

Forum Index | FAQ | New User | Login | Search

Make a New PostPrevious ThreadView All ThreadsNext Thread*Show in Threaded Mode


SubjectLightning strikes twice new Reply to this message
Posted byCereal Killer
Posted on03/13/06 10:56 AM



You'd think no one would be that stupid after the Wendy's chili shit netted 9 years.




Subjectsome people are pretty stupid Reply to this message
Posted byjajig
Posted on03/14/06 10:19 PM



check it

In reply to:

Man busted with billion-dollar bills in US

The counterfeit money looked good, but there was one flaw: there is no such thing as a billion-dollar bill.

US Customs agents in California say they found 250 bogus billion-dollar bills while investigating a man charged with currency smuggling.

Tekle Zigetta, 45, pleaded guilty to three federal counts of trying to bring cash, fake bills and a fake $100,000 gold certificate into the United States in January.

Further investigation led agents to a West Hollywood apartment where they found the stash of yellowing and wrinkled one billion-dollar bills with an issue date of 1934 and bearing a picture of President Grover Cleveland.

"You would think the $1 billion denomination would be a giveaway that these notes are fake, but some people are still taken in," James Todak said, a secret services agent involved in the probe.






SubjectHaw new Reply to this message
Posted byitchyNADZ
Posted on03/14/06 11:16 PM



I'd take the billion dollar bill to McDonald's or some similar low skill place of employment and see if I could get some fries, a drink, and change.



>
> In reply to:Man busted with billion-dollar bills in US
>
> The counterfeit money looked good, but there was one flaw: there is no such
> thing as a billion-dollar bill.
>
> US Customs agents in California say they found 250 bogus billion-dollar bills
> while investigating a man charged with currency smuggling.
>
> Tekle Zigetta, 45, pleaded guilty to three federal counts of trying to bring
> cash, fake bills and a fake $100,000 gold certificate into the United States in
> January.
>
> Further investigation led agents to a West Hollywood apartment where they found
> the stash of yellowing and wrinkled one billion-dollar bills with an issue date
> of 1934 and bearing a picture of President Grover Cleveland.
>
> "You would think the $1 billion denomination would be a giveaway that these
> notes are fake, but some people are still taken in," James Todak said, a secret
> services agent involved in the probe.
>






SubjectDude was that pic even necessary!!? new Reply to this message
Posted byLaw_Suit
Posted on03/14/06 11:40 PM



FUCK!




Subjectit was related to the story -nt- new Reply to this message
Posted byjajig
Posted on03/16/06 00:18 AM



> FUCK!
>





Previous ThreadView All ThreadsNext Thread*Show in Threaded Mode