November 15, 2004

Stupid Woman Escapes Charges

POST #    1414

Back in August a woman tried to use a $200 bill to buy things at a Fashion Bug in Pennsylvania. The charges were dropped today after the woman paid for the goods with real currency. The store was in Hempfield Township, which might explain the whole situation. Apparently, the woman didn't know that the bill was actually fake and neither did the cashier as she gave the woman more than $100 in change.

Some signs that the bill might have been fake? The serial number was "DUBYA4U2001", it was signed by Ronald Reagan instead of the Secretary of the Treasury and with the title "Political Mentor". The back of the bill had the White House and signs on the lawn saying, "We Like Broccoli" and "USA Deserves A Tax Cut".

Brilliant! There needs to be some control over intelligent people like these. Maybe they should lock her up. I mean, really, $200 bill? A sitting President, let alone George Bush, on the bill?

Posted by tien mao in Culture at 6:44 PM

 

 

intellegent people spell "intelligent" correctly. ha!

well even if she is one idiot amongst a population of people with questionable intelligence, it would still go towards explaining why dubyas our president again.

Posted by: halo | veritech pilot at November 15, 2004 10:40 PM

they should put the cashier's photo on a $200 bill and start circulating that.

Posted by: yp at November 16, 2004 1:58 AM

I just can't believe this happened at a store like Fashion Bug.

Posted by: slam at November 16, 2004 10:52 AM

Stupid ain't illegal, but maybe it should be!

Posted by: Paul at November 16, 2004 11:27 AM

what year is that portrait of bush from? he looks really young.

Posted by: corie at November 16, 2004 4:11 PM

It must have been a blonde moment for her because i only thought a blonde could pull off something like that!!

Posted by: Lou at May 23, 2005 4:04 PM

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