Got a deer in the headlight look the other day.

[Mook]

The wife and I walked into a bank and ask for Ike dollar coins (we like Ike)...poor girl didn't have a clue.We next ask for Susan B. dollar coins...get the same reaction.So we thought we would make it easy on the young teller and ask for Kennedy Halfs...finally the light come's on and she said "oh you're looking for funny money"...LAWD.

 

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[bryanleemc]

lol... Now we know! Ask for the funny money!

 

[dirt-y_girl]

I'm just going to make myself look like a fool and ask... What is funny money? ;0/

 

[50cent]

Funny Money IS COUNTERFEIT MONEY! You should have called the FBI hotline right then and right there cause, she be involved in criminal activity if'n she said something like that!

 

[50cent]

I'm just going to make myself look like a fool and ask... What is funny money? ;0/

if she didn't mean the fake stuff, she just was a fool and incorrectly called it funny money, so you ain't a fool cause what that fool-tella did was foolish.

 

[sjlund]

funny money
noun Slang.
1.counterfeit currency.
2.money from undisclosed or questionable sources.
3.currency of little value, as of a nation whose currency has been artificially inflated or recently devaluated.
4.any foreign currency.

I think for a lot of tellers, halves, ikes, and SBA's are 'foreign' to them.

 

[dirt-y_girl]

funny money
noun Slang.
1.counterfeit currency.
2.money from undisclosed or questionable sources.
3.currency of little value, as of a nation whose currency has been artificially inflated or recently devaluated.
4.any foreign currency.

Thanks for copying the dictionary for me. I guess I could have done that myself, but sometimes it's easier to understand when a person gives you their spin on at, and, as I've learned, md's will sometimes take a common word and use it to describe something other than what the words initial definition had intended for its use. For example: cologne.

Thanks!