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by cavallerizza on October 22nd, 2006

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Why do some people think that the U.S. two dollar bill is unlucky?

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  • by Anonymous on August 8th, 2009

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    Why don't we prove just the opposite as all this negative talk about bad luck is so silly in the first place. How can we prove that the $2.00 bill is not unlucky? Well unlike all the former persons writing and wanting you to send them your $2.00 bills to turn their lazy ways into a scam to make easy money, you could prove that this unlucky urban legend is just that, another made up story. How you ask? I have lost most of my work and I'm just hanging on to life. I have no medical insurance, have had three heart attacks, have high blood pressure, clogged arteries and need some cash to get myself well. I'm not a dog, cat, dolphin, white tiger, gorilla, panda bear, sea turtle, wild horse or any other animal on an endangered list all of which I read nearly every day get financial help from the human race. No unfortunately I'm just another human being, a man age sixty that needs some help. So if you have a concern for one of your own kind/species send me your $2.00 bills and maybe I can get the medical help I need to see a few more happy years. Write to me if you're interested in helping me at a time of need and to prove the U.S. $2.00 bill is not unlucky and really a blessing for all at rifkinhollypest@yahoo.com Thank you from my still beating heart.

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