...Well. The same statement ran through my head, but I suppose there are people stupid enough out there that would take the bill...Considering that company's like these have to put these warnings on there close because people actually need the warnings.
[/i]"On Marks &Spencer Bread Pudding: "Product will be hot after heating." "[/i]

"On packaging for a Rowenta iron: "Do not iron clothes on body." "

If people are actually dumb enough to need those warnings...who knows.


But the bill itself looks pretty good. Minus the consideration that its a $200 dollar bill, and the jokes that are on it. But the quality of the counterfeit is actually fairly good. I don't know what the paper material was like, but just by looking at it, they had fairly good coloring, and that green is one of the hardest colors to make (so America says).