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I have a friend who pulled out a booklet in class a couple of days ago when he said that he would buy the cookies from my lunch. The booklet contained a stack of United States currency in two dollar bills and one dollar bills. It is arranged like a post-it note pad, so you can peel one bill off at a time. He gave me a two dollar bill and someone else a one dollar bill. The one later worked in a vending machine. I am skeptical that legal, real currency comes out of books. The two dollar bill is identical in size and shape to a confirmed two dollar bill. It has all of the details that a real bill would have, and is completely accurate. The only thing that is keeping me from agreeing with the authenticity is that the paper is a little more sticky than a confirmed real bill's paper is and it tears a little easier. The bill came out of the book crisp as a new bill with no wrinkles or tears. There was one other thing. The book was of the "EZ Money" brand. I have looked on Google and can't find anything. That made me skeptical as well. Do you know anything a bout this? Can you help me? And can I really go to the bank and get a pad of United States money? Or is this all a clever and good counterfeit?

My cat is 19 years old. He cannot get up the stairs anymore or jump up on sofa arms. When he walks his legs slide out sideways from his body and he has to sit down. I'm not sure what is the matter with him. Can you help? Is it arthritis, or does he have something more serious? Thanks.

I'm doing some research for school about the peter pan situation...

Do you have to draw every line individually, or is there a button you can press? And, how do you make the perfect strait line? Is there a button for that, too?

Email or postage.

I have created a map, and when ever I play a game on it and try to save, it won't save. Can anyone help?

If there had been better calls the Seahawks would have won!

Why?