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The front and back of a fake $1 million dollar bill is shown in this undated Covington Police Department handout photo. Alice Regina Pike, 35, was arrested when she tried to use the bill to purchase $1,,675 worth of merchandise at Wal-Mart in Covington, Ga., Friday, March 5, 2004. She faces forgery charges. The U.S. Treasury does not make $1 million bills, but similar-looking currency is sold in some souvenir shops. (AP Photo/Covington Police Department)
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did she think WalMart was going to give her 999,000 in change? -
yeah i saw that. talk about an idiot.
if she's going to be stupid, anyways, i don't know why she didn't try for the BILLION dollar bill, get the $999 million+ change and set herself up for life.Comment
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I saw a picture of her. She looks like she needs a 999,000 make-overComment
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Can you say DUMBASS???If I want any shit out of you, I'll squeeze your head.Comment
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told you her ass could use a makeoverComment
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Damn I didn't expect her to be white...lolIf I want any shit out of you, I'll squeeze your head.Comment
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That's some fucking shit right there ... it has to be a first for cashing IN such a bill ... didn't even know there was a bill that large n' shit ... holy shit!
Niiice find there owner ...
Broken down n' dirty dressed in rags ...Comment
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actually, sarge, HE just looks like HE could use a haircut.Originally posted by Sarge
told you her ass could use a makeover
(uh...that IS a guy, right??)Comment
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doesn't look like "she" has a vadge.
Looks like David Berkovitz's brother.Comment
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