Thursday, May 21, 2009

Look what I found!

Minding my own business today, I happened to notice some money that came into my hands had writing on it. I don't know if it's some kind of code, but I intend to get to the bottom of it as soon as possible. I think the best way to do this would be to Google the term as instructed.


I was especially shocked at the blasphemy that follows. What is this, some sort of cult? Is Zibbs a man, or perhaps a God in his own right? If he is a mere mortal, I wonder if his first name is Jim, just like Jim Jones. Perhaps there is a Zibbsville, and this Zibbs has a special recipe for kool-aid.



Whatever the case may be, I know defaced currency is illegal, so I will be certain to get it out of my possession as quickly as possible. I wonder how many people in Connecticut will also search for answers in the strange term, "Google: That Blue Yak"?

9 comments:

Gwen said...

Can I borrow $12?

Mr. Condescending said...

im gonna do it toooo

Morgan the Muse said...

ah, crap. You too? Geez, that money has been showing up everywhere...

NYStateBeauty said...

Random.. I'll have to Google this as well!

Peggy said...

That money is probably contaminated with the swine flu (omg, that reference is like so two weeks ago!)
I think you should go spend it immediately on a Sam Adams!

Dr Zibbs said...

Just imagine. THAT BLUE YAK on $1 bills. It's way to small a currency for my importance but it is flattering.

Dr Zibbs said...

And on a side note. I have imagined if I'd ever get how I'd be thinking, "why the hell did I do this"?

Well not ME, but the other people that'll be going to jail.

JoJo said...

You mean you've never done "where's george.com"? You enter in the serial # of the bill and as long as other people have logged it, you can see where your money is traveling.

Scope said...

Totally unrelated, but reply to a comment from earlier in the week.

You gave it up for like 2 whole days once. You're not faking it*, honey, you're a blogger.

(* I have not read the 4th installment of "Dear Jon" to know if you were "faking it" there, too.)