I was driving and spotted something that looked a different shade of green than a leaf, so I turned around, parked, walked out in the street and, sure enough, picked up a dollar bill.

What does it MEAN???

JamesH wrote:I was driving and spotted something that looked a different shade of green than a leaf, so I turned around, parked, walked out in the street and, sure enough, picked up a dollar bill.

What does it MEAN???

Buy a lotto ticket?

JamesH wrote:I was driving and spotted something that looked a different shade of green than a leaf, so I turned around, parked, walked out in the street and, sure enough, picked up a dollar bill.

What does it MEAN???

That someone lost a dollar.

What does it mean? One 1 dollar bill is nothing, if it were a trail of ones, then I'd say there was a stripper near by.

rglad wrote:

JamesH wrote:I was driving and spotted something that looked a different shade of green than a leaf, so I turned around, parked, walked out in the street and, sure enough, picked up a dollar bill.

What does it MEAN???

Buy a lotto ticket?

That's a good idea. I'll see how far this luck takes me.

My co-worker does this almost daily. She's really got her eye trained to look for lost money; on average she finds $20 to $40 a month in lost change and dollar bills.

Queen wrote:My co-worker does this almost daily. She's really got her eye trained to look for lost money; on average she finds $20 to $40 a month in lost change and dollar bills.

Wha...? How? $20-40 per month? You need to question her and share the advice here!

I was just in Wyoming and lost a dollar it's mine please return

irishman wrote:I was just in Wyoming and lost a dollar it's mine please return

Hmm...name the street or general area and it's yours. I think I'm gonna buy a scratch-off lotto card with it.

JamesH wrote:

Queen wrote:My co-worker does this almost daily. She's really got her eye trained to look for lost money; on average she finds $20 to $40 a month in lost change and dollar bills.

Wha...? How? $20-40 per month? You need to question her and share the advice here!

Just look down every where you walk. You'll be surprised the stuff you can find. One time I found 2 fully functional cell phones in less than 6 months.

I always spot change, lotsa pennies, then dimes, not so many quarters, or nickels.

The most I've found is a 20 dollar bill. Once I found a dollar, bought a scratch lotto ticket and got 40 bucks out of it.

Of course, as a pre-teen and early teen, the real "jack" pot was to find nudie magazines or their loose pages or torn pictures, it didn't matter. Oh, sweet Youth. Where hast thou gone?

Now that I'm older, I dream of a day when I find a Colt Officers in .45 ACP by the side of the rooad, or in a ditch.

Xela

Xela wrote:Now that I'm older, I dream of a day when I find a Colt Officers in .45 ACP by the side of the rooad, or in a ditch.

Xela

Now, where'd the leave the body?

Xela wrote:

JamesH wrote:

Queen wrote:My co-worker does this almost daily. She's really got her eye trained to look for lost money; on average she finds $20 to $40 a month in lost change and dollar bills.

Wha...? How? $20-40 per month? You need to question her and share the advice here!

Just look down every where you walk. You'll be surprised the stuff you can find. One time I found 2 fully functional cell phones in less than 6 months.

I always spot change, lotsa pennies, then dimes, not so many quarters, or nickels.

The most I've found is a 20 dollar bill. Once I found a dollar, bought a scratch lotto ticket and got 40 bucks out of it.

Of course, as a pre-teen and early teen, the real "jack" pot was to find nudie magazines or their loose pages or torn pictures, it didn't matter. Oh, sweet Youth. Where hast thou gone?

Now that I'm older, I dream of a day when I find a Colt Officers in .45 ACP by the side of the rooad, or in a ditch.

Xela

I once found a $20 bill in a pair of jeans I bought from a Salvation Army store for about $2.00. It was nice.

I often see .22 lr cartridges on the ground where I go shooting. F%*& if I'm going to put those through a barrel of mine, though, after they've collected dirt and dust. Paper money's different.

Xela wrote:

JamesH wrote:

Queen wrote:My co-worker does this almost daily. She's really got her eye trained to look for lost money; on average she finds $20 to $40 a month in lost change and dollar bills.

Wha...? How? $20-40 per month? You need to question her and share the advice here!

Just look down every where you walk. You'll be surprised the stuff you can find. One time I found 2 fully functional cell phones in less than 6 months.

I always spot change, lotsa pennies, then dimes, not so many quarters, or nickels.

The most I've found is a 20 dollar bill. Once I found a dollar, bought a scratch lotto ticket and got 40 bucks out of it.

Of course, as a pre-teen and early teen, the real "jack" pot was to find nudie magazines or their loose pages or torn pictures, it didn't matter. Oh, sweet Youth. Where hast thou gone?

Now that I'm older, I dream of a day when I find a Colt Officers in .45 ACP by the side of the rooad, or in a ditch.

Xela

JamesH wrote: I once found a $20 bill in a pair of jeans I bought from a Salvation Army store for about $2.00. It was nice.

I often see .22 lr cartridges on the ground where I go shooting. F%*& if I'm going to put those through a barrel of mine, though, after they've collected dirt and dust. Paper money's different.

I've also found small purses (some with scrap jewelry), and wallets. Most of the wallets without any money. I did find one once that had a Canadian passport, and some insignificant cash (less than 50 buck, I think). I placed the wallet and passport in a US Mail box, and kept the spare change as a "thank you" from the owner. That find took place during what I call my bohemian (ahem, bum) years.

Xela

JamesH wrote:I was driving and spotted something that looked a different shade of green than a leaf, so I turned around, parked, walked out in the street and, sure enough, picked up a dollar bill.

What does it MEAN???

Give it to a rich guy. Maybe he'll use it to create jobs or something.

JamesH wrote: I once found a $20 bill in a pair of jeans I bought from a Salvation Army store for about $2.00. It was nice.

I often see .22 lr cartridges on the ground where I go shooting. F%*& if I'm going to put those through a barrel of mine, though, after they've collected dirt and dust. Paper money's different.

I've also found small purses (some with scrap jewelry), and wallets. Most of the wallets without any money. I did find one once that had a Canadian passport, and some insignificant cash (less than 50 buck, I think). I placed the wallet and passport in a US Mail box, and kept the spare change as a "thank you" from the owner. That find took place during what I call my bohemian (ahem, bum) years.

Xela[/quote]

I hear legitimate passports can go for thousands. All you need to do is replace the picture. You're an honest person. Can't say the same for myself. But shit...It's not like I'm Scarface or something. I wouldn't know where to sell the thing anyway.

larrymod wrote:

JamesH wrote:I was driving and spotted something that looked a different shade of green than a leaf, so I turned around, parked, walked out in the street and, sure enough, picked up a dollar bill.

What does it MEAN???

Give it to a rich guy. Maybe he'll use it to create jobs or something.

No.

JamesH wrote:

irishman wrote:I was just in Wyoming and lost a dollar it's mine please return

Hmm...name the street or general area and it's yours. I think I'm gonna buy a scratch-off lotto card with it.

Okay so if you win does that mean we split

irishman wrote:

JamesH wrote:

irishman wrote:I was just in Wyoming and lost a dollar it's mine please return

Hmm...name the street or general area and it's yours. I think I'm gonna buy a scratch-off lotto card with it.

Okay so if you win does that mean we split

No.

Well...maybe. If you name it like I said. I'm a good guy like that.

JamesH wrote:

Xela wrote:

JamesH wrote: I once found a $20 bill in a pair of jeans I bought from a Salvation Army store for about $2.00. It was nice.

I often see .22 lr cartridges on the ground where I go shooting. F%*& if I'm going to put those through a barrel of mine, though, after they've collected dirt and dust. Paper money's different.

I've also found small purses (some with scrap jewelry), and wallets. Most of the wallets without any money. I did find one once that had a Canadian passport, and some insignificant cash (less than 50 buck, I think). I placed the wallet and passport in a US Mail box, and kept the spare change as a "thank you" from the owner. That find took place during what I call my bohemian (ahem, bum) years.

Xela

I hear legitimate passports can go for thousands. All you need to do is replace the picture. You're an honest person. Can't say the same for myself. But shit...It's not like I'm Scarface or something. I wouldn't know where to sell the thing anyway.

I've been asked how can I be so honest/ethical/moral being an atheist.

Sweet Lord Satan,

Xela

irishman wrote:

JamesH wrote:

irishman wrote:I was just in Wyoming and lost a dollar it's mine please return

Hmm...name the street or general area and it's yours. I think I'm gonna buy a scratch-off lotto card with it.

Okay so if you win does that mean we split

Hey! The lotto thing was MY idea! 20% of any winnings should just about cover my consulting fee. You can just PM me for shipping info. Thx.

Hey Xela,
That's not so far fetched. A friend of mine recently gave me a fully functional Broom handle Mauser found in a dump. It has no finish, but it does have a decent bore and shoots great.

Now that I'm older, I dream of a day when I find a Colt Officers in .45 ACP by the side of the rooad, or in a ditch.

Xela[/quote]

rglad wrote:

irishman wrote:[quote="JamesH"

Hmm...name the street or general area and it's yours. I think I'm gonna buy a scratch-off lotto card with it.

Okay so if you win does that mean we split [/quote]


Hey! The lotto thing was MY idea! 20% of any winnings should just about cover my consulting fee. You can just PM me for shipping info. Thx. [/quote]

Let's just see if i win first. I'd totally split 20 million with you. 50,000 i'd have to think about. $100 no way. Sorry.