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To: oldirtybastard who wrote (119194)	9/1/2001 3:17:04 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

<...they can barely understand the concept of percentages let alone the logic behind not being able to grow money on trees.> Actually odb, we used to grow money on trees here, but have recently shifted from paper-based money to plastic which you can shrink by ironing it. A shrunken $5 note looks cute. Where does the USA grow money? If it isn't working, you might need more sunlight to react with the chlorophyll [which makes the greenback green]. Do you still trust in God as claimed on the notes? Perhaps more prayer would help the money trees grow - or at least help avoid a financial collapse. Mq PS: We also grow money in computers now and we can produce lots of it really fast by just pressing <ENTER> as many times as we like. That's another way of shrinking $5.