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“The money, all in American twenty-dollar gold pieces, was put in two sacks and was carried out the door.”
“Finally receiving that blessing in late September 1973, I ran down Fenimore Street in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn screaming, “I got Willie Mays,” at the top of my lungs, rejecting a twenty-dollar offer for the card, going upstairs...and watching highlights of his retirement ceremony.”
“I climb into the front seat and only belatedly realize that some sort of tip is expected, but I have nothing except twenty-dollar bills, and this would be too much.”
“No one had a twenty-dollar bill, but Emma had a five-dollar bill left over from her birthday money.”
“I reach into my pocket and give her a twenty-dollar bill and walk away.”
“The woman counted the twenty-dollar bills first, but then stopped and raised her eyebrows when she saw the two hundreds.”
“I guess you could just as easily put a twenty-dollar bill in, or even a fifty.”
intertribal: this was brought to me by a mother. of children.
“Enter one beer - and burrito-fueled 16-year-old nephew, Cray (think supercomputers), who is busy distributing his dad's forged twenty-dollar notes, a gorgeous singer named Marianne, who has her own scam going to support a hospitalised mother, and a vengeful, wealthy, Mafia-style fruit importer nicknamed Banana Man who's after one of Ross's fingers.”
“Category: lysander spooner, norm dicks, tea parties, twenty-dollar bill”
The woman with the twenty-dollar bill. - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState
“I retrieve my handbag and sweater from the adjacent chair, lay a twenty-dollar bill on the table, stand up and look back at the puzzled expression of the waiter.”
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