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john@bovine.ati.com (John Higdon) wrote:

>In article <4i1fqd$7cn@crick.bms.com>, "Jennifer M. Skolones"

>I never laid eyes on a two-dollar bill until I was well into my adult
>years, but I certainly knew of its existence as a denomination of US
>currency from the time I was in kindergarten. Are you saying that I'm
>going to get looked at strangely if I use a half-dollar coin at a
>McDonalds? Or how about the various dollar coins?

>I have never laid eyes on a $1,000 bill, but I know that a limited number
>of them have been printed. You don't have to see something to know of its
>existence. I agree with Julian; anyone who questions the existence of
>legitimate two-dollar bills is incredibly ignorant.

 really, like, who cares how smart you are?
 who would care what you know, and how long you have known it?
 so what?  exactly what is your point?
 what do you mean by incredibly ignorant?
 furthermore, who do you think you are, to chastise someone who seems 
 to know one fact less than you, to readers whom you have never met...
 why would you do something like that?
 as an adult, do you mock children if they know less facts than you?
 how many facts do you think you know, all together?
 have you ever considered teaching as a profession?
 



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