
Awesome. First up in Canadian currency: dead plants.
You know that 'take a penny, leave a penny' tray? I always take a penny. They don’t say you have to do both. Does anyone even care about pennies anymore? When I get change back and it’s less than five cents, I just walk away without it. Four is the maximum amount of pennies you should be carrying at any given time. Any more and you could just trade up to a nickel. Pocket space is at a premium these days. We’re in a recession, we don’t have room for measly pennies.
For his 16th birthday, I gave Nate $16 in pennies. 1600 pennies. I put them in a cookie tin. But I didn’t mention the amount nor did he bother to count it so, for the longest time, he thought I had just given him a shitload of pennies because I’m an asshole. In hindsight, I could have also given him coin rollers.



I’m not covering the fifty cent piece because who the hell uses a fifty cent piece? I don’t think I’ve ever even seen one.


Why do we have animals all over our money? Is it because we love animals? No. It’s because we like to hunt. That means we have a lot of guns.
Now get off our damn lawns.
(And stay tuned for bills.)
I spell it TWOnie. It makes sense. Toonie makes no sense. It would mean "as well"-nie, instead of "two dollar"-nie.
ReplyDeleteIt's spelt similarly to the loonie, keeping in mind that it's called the LOON-ie, not the LOO-nie. That's why you get kicked in the nuts man.
ReplyDeleteThat would only support it being called the TW-nie then.
ReplyDeleteIt's a portmanteau. That means I can spell it how I want. Your argument is invalid. lol
ReplyDeleteWell, with portmanteaus you take part of one word, and part of an other.
ReplyDeleteTherefore, TWo and looNIE together make TWONIE.
I find your favoring of loonie's contribution to the word to be discriminatory to number twos everywhere.