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[Billup]

Originally Posted by Mr Tonka

The stock pic is identical to it. But here are a few i just snapped.




9 bills & 6 cards stuffed in there for this pic.




With a business card on top, practically the same size as a CC or ID.



Sorry....

Best thread jack ever. Going to order one right now, I love that a million times more than my burberry wallet. Thanks for sharing!


Also, I'll need your mothers maiden name and your CC number.

[upstatedoc]

Originally Posted by Mr Tonka

Sorry....

it's cool...

this thread was going no where fast.

[Joekerr]

I used to think Mr. Tonka was a baller with the house, wife and car.

But then I saw his "money clip" which featured a lot of $1 bills.

Oh well.

[Vic311]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

I used to think Mr. Tonka was a baller with the house, wife and car.

But then I saw his "money clip" which featured a lot of $1 bills.

Oh well.

[Mr Tonka]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

I used to think Mr. Tonka was a baller with the house, wife and car.

But then I saw his "money clip" which featured a lot of $1 bills.

Oh well.

Why did that change your mind? I have $1s because the wife gives me a stack of them every sunday morning.

[NemesisX]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

I used to think Mr. Tonka was a baller with the house, wife and car.

But then I saw his "money clip" which featured a lot of $1 bills.

Oh well.

New thread idea - how much money is in your wallet?



Naturally I always carry enough $100,000 bills to equal the GDP of a small nation on me at all times.

Real talk though I'd kill to see a high denomination U.S. bill (>$100). Obviously I doubt anyone would actually spend it. Most of the $500 or $1000 (or higher?) bills in circulation are likely considered collectibles by now, even though $500 and $1000 still count as legal tender if I recall correctly.

The $100,000 bill technically doesn't count as legal tender anymore I don't think, but ironically it's worth 20 times as much so I doubt any reasonable merchant would deny its use as payment

[Joekerr]

Originally Posted by Mr Tonka

Why did that change your mind? I have $1s because the wife gives me a stack of them every sunday morning.

I think you said you had 8 bills in there. If they are all $1's as I am led to infer from the above, I guess your wife does not love you that much???

Or alternatively perhaps, she doesn't want to put you in a situation where she would later have to literally kick your butt and then divorce you....

[Mr Tonka]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

I think you said you had 8 bills in there. If they are all $1's as I am led to infer from the above, I guess your wife does not love you that much???

Or alternatively perhaps, she doesn't want to put you in a situation where she would later have to literally kick your butt and then divorce you....

I was actually trying to infer that she had plenty of $1s to divvy out after her saturday night shift.

[Devious21]

Originally Posted by Mr Tonka

I was actually trying to infer that she had plenty of $1s to divvy out after her saturday night shift.

I thought you were inferring she was happily sending you off to the strip club every Sunday as her duties for Wife of the Year.

[Joekerr]

^
Yep, same here. Did not pick up the alternative Joe suggests....

[Mr Tonka]

Originally Posted by Devious21

I thought you were inferring she was happily sending you off to the strip club every Sunday as her duties for Wife of the Year.

Originally Posted by Joekerr

^
Yep, same here. Did not pick up the alternative Joe suggests....

that may be better for some, but i like to keep women in their place; in the kitchen or on a pole.

[Billup]

Originally Posted by Mr Tonka

that may be better for some, but i like to keep women in their place; in the kitchen or on a pole.

I think we can all agree that those are the only two locations where women can make a decent living for themselves. I like your style.

[MidwestGolfBum]

Originally Posted by NemesisX

New thread idea - how much money is in your wallet?



Naturally I always carry enough $100,000 bills to equal the GDP of a small nation on me at all times.

Real talk though I'd kill to see a high denomination U.S. bill (>$100). Obviously I doubt anyone would actually spend it. Most of the $500 or $1000 (or higher?) bills in circulation are likely considered collectibles by now, even though $500 and $1000 still count as legal tender if I recall correctly.

The $100,000 bill technically doesn't count as legal tender anymore I don't think, but ironically it's worth 20 times as much so I doubt any reasonable merchant would deny its use as payment

I too would like to see that thread, just to see how many people would go to the bank or search the internet for a picture that hasn't been used yet.

The coolest "bill" I have ever seen was an uncut sheet of $20s that one of my friends had for some reason or another. I'm pretty sure that you can just buy them (or could) but it still was pretty cool to see that.