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spindles · 03-08-2010, 08:09 PM

They do fold easily, but trying to flatten them again is not really as simple, especially after they've been folded in your wallet for a while. Not my problem, if it is out of the wallet, I'm spending it so flattening it isn't my problem.

To answer Leto's question. We replaced $1 and $2 with coins about the same time the plastic money came in (15 years or more ago). With inflation, they *are* pocket change anyway. My daily train ticket costs (7 stations and return) costs more than $7 (AU). They days of giving yourself sugar poisoning with 20c worth of lollies are long gone.

03-08-2010, 08:09 PM	#18 (permalink)
spindles Mine is an evil laugh Location: Sydney, Australia	They do fold easily, but trying to flatten them again is not really as simple, especially after they've been folded in your wallet for a while. Not my problem, if it is out of the wallet, I'm spending it so flattening it isn't my problem. To answer Leto's question. We replaced $1 and $2 with coins about the same time the plastic money came in (15 years or more ago). With inflation, they are pocket change anyway. My daily train ticket costs (7 stations and return) costs more than $7 (AU). They days of giving yourself sugar poisoning with 20c worth of lollies are long gone. __________________ who hid my keyboard's PANIC button?