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RE: From Clams to Dough: A Slangy History of the American Dollar

in Paper in my Pocket • 4 months ago

Didn't they use the word Simoleons in Goonies? I feel like it was in there somewhere. I could be wrong. I've called ten dollar bills Hamiltons before. Poor folk often do that because they are likely never going to see a Benjamin! :)

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         4 months ago 

        Hmm... you might be right! That makes a good excuse to watch it again — which I should do anyway so that I can expose my kids to it.

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               4 months ago 

              I could be totally wrong, but I just feel like there was a line in there somewhere. Either that or the Sandlot maybe.

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