The Zero Dollar Bill
#31
12-11-2007, 12:15 PM
RE: The Zero Dollar Bill
ORIGINAL: rrasco
I just remembered something weird when I was looking at the -1 dollar bill. I was thinking, oh they just scanned it and added the '-'. Well, back to the point, when we bought our new copier at work, a $10K Konica Minolta, the salesman was here on delivery and was telling us that he has been told that its such a high quality printer that if you attempt to copy any US bill, it will lock the machine down and have to be unlocked by a technician. None of us were willing to test it out, lol. Just thought it was a little pop-trivia for ya!
I just remembered something weird when I was looking at the -1 dollar bill. I was thinking, oh they just scanned it and added the '-'. Well, back to the point, when we bought our new copier at work, a $10K Konica Minolta, the salesman was here on delivery and was telling us that he has been told that its such a high quality printer that if you attempt to copy any US bill, it will lock the machine down and have to be unlocked by a technician. None of us were willing to test it out, lol. Just thought it was a little pop-trivia for ya!
#32
12-11-2007, 12:20 PM
RE: The Zero Dollar Bill
ORIGINAL: Nauree
Total bs. I woulda tested it out.
ORIGINAL: rrasco
I just remembered something weird when I was looking at the -1 dollar bill. I was thinking, oh they just scanned it and added the '-'. Well, back to the point, when we bought our new copier at work, a $10K Konica Minolta, the salesman was here on delivery and was telling us that he has been told that its such a high quality printer that if you attempt to copy any US bill, it will lock the machine down and have to be unlocked by a technician. None of us were willing to test it out, lol. Just thought it was a little pop-trivia for ya!
I just remembered something weird when I was looking at the -1 dollar bill. I was thinking, oh they just scanned it and added the '-'. Well, back to the point, when we bought our new copier at work, a $10K Konica Minolta, the salesman was here on delivery and was telling us that he has been told that its such a high quality printer that if you attempt to copy any US bill, it will lock the machine down and have to be unlocked by a technician. None of us were willing to test it out, lol. Just thought it was a little pop-trivia for ya!
#34
12-11-2007, 02:39 PM
RE: The Zero Dollar Bill
ORIGINAL: DFour
+1 I call BS on that Tech. Shoulda tried it while he was standing right there.
ORIGINAL: Nauree
Total bs. I woulda tested it out.
ORIGINAL: rrasco
I just remembered something weird when I was looking at the -1 dollar bill. I was thinking, oh they just scanned it and added the '-'. Well, back to the point, when we bought our new copier at work, a $10K Konica Minolta, the salesman was here on delivery and was telling us that he has been told that its such a high quality printer that if you attempt to copy any US bill, it will lock the machine down and have to be unlocked by a technician. None of us were willing to test it out, lol. Just thought it was a little pop-trivia for ya!
I just remembered something weird when I was looking at the -1 dollar bill. I was thinking, oh they just scanned it and added the '-'. Well, back to the point, when we bought our new copier at work, a $10K Konica Minolta, the salesman was here on delivery and was telling us that he has been told that its such a high quality printer that if you attempt to copy any US bill, it will lock the machine down and have to be unlocked by a technician. None of us were willing to test it out, lol. Just thought it was a little pop-trivia for ya!
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12-11-2007, 09:55 PM
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RE: The Zero Dollar Bill
ORIGINAL: fishfryer527
Lots of lucid, erudite observations...
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#36
12-11-2007, 10:12 PM
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RE: The Zero Dollar Bill
ORIGINAL: rrasco
Not a tech, a salesman. I didn't really buy it either, but yeah.
ORIGINAL: DFour
+1 I call BS on that Tech. Shoulda tried it while he was standing right there.
ORIGINAL: Nauree
Total bs. I woulda tested it out.
ORIGINAL: rrasco
I just remembered something weird when I was looking at the -1 dollar bill. I was thinking, oh they just scanned it and added the '-'. Well, back to the point, when we bought our new copier at work, a $10K Konica Minolta, the salesman was here on delivery and was telling us that he has been told that its such a high quality printer that if you attempt to copy any US bill, it will lock the machine down and have to be unlocked by a technician. None of us were willing to test it out, lol. Just thought it was a little pop-trivia for ya!
I just remembered something weird when I was looking at the -1 dollar bill. I was thinking, oh they just scanned it and added the '-'. Well, back to the point, when we bought our new copier at work, a $10K Konica Minolta, the salesman was here on delivery and was telling us that he has been told that its such a high quality printer that if you attempt to copy any US bill, it will lock the machine down and have to be unlocked by a technician. None of us were willing to test it out, lol. Just thought it was a little pop-trivia for ya!
#37
12-12-2007, 12:00 AM
RE: The Zero Dollar Bill
ORIGINAL: Blue Fox
I'm disappointed that a Moderator started this thread (being we have detailed rules about political threads) Not to mention the problems we had a few weeks ago with some political threads getting out of control (and where this one is headed). And yes, Bush-bashing (no matter how immature or childish it may be) is still considered political.
I vote to delete this thread, or am I being too much of a forum boy scout?
I'm disappointed that a Moderator started this thread (being we have detailed rules about political threads) Not to mention the problems we had a few weeks ago with some political threads getting out of control (and where this one is headed). And yes, Bush-bashing (no matter how immature or childish it may be) is still considered political.
I vote to delete this thread, or am I being too much of a forum boy scout?
#38
12-12-2007, 07:08 AM
RE: The Zero Dollar Bill
^^ Nope. It WOULD have been if you would have put " Someone better call the WAAAAAAAAAAAAmbulance." But you didn't, so it's cool. 
As for the whole political-thread-boyscout-analtisity thing, I'd rather not see political filth enter this forum. Why? Because everyone on here has a sort of ePersonality. If you read around here long enough, each person, even though they're just words in a post, has a certain personality you can pick up on. And when you start finding out other people's political views (especially when you consider it bashing your own), your opinion of them changes, sometimes for the worse. I'd rather not know anyone else's political views because political threads usually end up bringing out the worst in people..........me included.
As for the whole political-thread-boyscout-analtisity thing, I'd rather not see political filth enter this forum. Why? Because everyone on here has a sort of ePersonality. If you read around here long enough, each person, even though they're just words in a post, has a certain personality you can pick up on. And when you start finding out other people's political views (especially when you consider it bashing your own), your opinion of them changes, sometimes for the worse. I'd rather not know anyone else's political views because political threads usually end up bringing out the worst in people..........me included.
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