Talented 10 year old
Drunk commies deleted
15-12-2005, 19:54
A Gary, Indiana ten year old sucessfully counterfeited a large number of 20 dollar bills. He tried to use one to pay for a school cafeteria lunch, and he almost got away with it. The cafeteria worker didn't notice anything wrong with the bill, but did think it was odd that a 10 year old was walking around with a stack of 20s. This kid shows real talent and potential. He's going to make a great criminal one day. I hope the legal system doesn't discourage him from his promising and lucrative career.
http://cbs2chicago.com/topstories/local_story_348111920.html
Liskeinland
15-12-2005, 19:56
Artemis Fowl would pwn him any day.
Antikythera
15-12-2005, 19:59
A Gary, Indiana ten year old sucessfully counterfeited a large number of 20 dollar bills. He tried to use one to pay for a school cafeteria lunch, and he almost got away with it. The cafeteria worker didn't notice anything wrong with the bill, but did think it was odd that a 10 year old was walking around with a stack of 20s. This kid shows real talent and potential. He's going to make a great criminal one day. I hope the legal system doesn't discourage him from his promising and lucrative career.
http://cbs2chicago.com/topstories/local_story_348111920.html
smart kid.....:rolleyes:
I don't think it's because he was talented, it was more because he had some good software to print the bills. Counterfeiting money, and being good at it, is a very difficult game. The paper is only made by one company, IIRC, and there are a number of security measures that are extremely hard to emulate.
Teh_pantless_hero
15-12-2005, 20:27
I don't think it's because he was talented, it was more because he had some good software to print the bills. Counterfeiting money, and being good at it, is a very difficult game. The paper is only made by one company, IIRC, and there are a number of security measures that are extremely hard to emulate.
Which is why you only duplicate ones and buy candy.
>_>