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Saw this laying on a Sixth Street sidewalk on Saturday night (the above photo is a re-creation of the actual event, and uses our patio as a stand-in for the sidewalk). At first glance it looked kind of fakey, like maybe counterfeit or something, but worth picking up.
Here it is, front and back view.
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Yes, I was disappointed.
5 comments:
I'd say Jesus owes you five bucks.
hee hee!
Definitely weird "advertising" gimmick. Seriously, does someone really think that dropping fake $5 bills on the street would make a person become a Christian? Seems to me it would have the opposite effect - just another scam by those Bible thumpers seems to be the reasonable response.
Hey Blueberry, I'm on the Leo-Virgo cusp too! The Leo was strongest when I was a kid, but Virgo took over for adulthood. No full moon for me, though!
But will Jesus buy you a burger? Cuz five bucks would've.
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