can we put this myth to rest already?
For any who might be confused, it is not true that the new Presidental dollar coins omit the phrase "In God We Trust"; it has simply been relocated to the edge of the coin, along with "E Pluribus Unum" and the year of issue.What next, are we going to claim that anti-chronologists are "removing time from America"?
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Since I know you are expecting it....
Myth...myth......yeth.
By
RealSturat, at
Wed Feb 14, 10:08:00 PM 2007
Who are the anti-chronologists and why do they want our time? Should I be worrying about this?
By
amancine, at
Thu Feb 15, 03:58:00 PM 2007
The anti-chronologists decided to move the year of a coin's issue onto the SIDE (aka "relocation camp") of the coins.
-skootch
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Anonymous, at
Mon Feb 19, 05:43:00 AM 2007
So there are really "anti-chronologists"? I thought Bryan was making that up!
By
amancine, at
Mon Feb 19, 10:49:00 AM 2007
Ha, never fear, I made it up, although there might be such people somewhere. That guy Doug we knew in college would probably claim that, since time is a man-made construct, it doesn't really exist, then sit back and pretend he's being "deep" by posing the statement. Or he'd question the definition of "exist."
"Wellllllllll I mean, what is time really??"
By
Bryan, at
Mon Feb 19, 10:57:00 AM 2007
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17501178/?GT1=9145
SEE, THEY ARE TRYING TO RUIN AMERICA!!
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Anonymous, at
Wed Mar 07, 07:19:00 PM 2007
did you hear? You lied! There are *some* coins that were made by mistake without "In God We Trust" and "E Pluribus Unum". Mistake? I think not. I think someone at the Mint has a really BORING job and needed a way to get their jollies by making a few hundred mistakes. :^)
By
Becki, at
Thu Mar 08, 11:27:00 AM 2007
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