LOL @ Canucks

[PoS]

[RoyBatty]

At first I thought you were setting out to slam the best hockey team in the NHL. That would have been true sacrilege of the highest order.

As for this currency faux pas, allow my Uber-superior Canadian intellect to refute this spurious connotation against my fellow frost-bitten brethren....

See, this kind of thing can happen when a populace is nice and stoned, mellow, not having been incarcerated more than any other country on earth or otherwise given life imprisonment for growing a weed in our backyard. While mellow, entitled, and high, we can't give a rat's ass what our money looks like, it's still worth more than yours even with pictures of titties on it.



As an aside, we still have dollar bills?

[Homer]

from the link:

The central bank said the image on the new bills was purposefully designed not to represent any specific species but rather to be a combination of various kinds.
"It is not a Norway maple leaf. It is a stylized maple leaf and it is what it ought to be," said Bank of Canada currency spokesman Julie Girard

thread fails to deliver.

[John Galt]

uh no they are different.





looks like a norway maple to me

contrast this with the sugar maple on the flag

[exploited]

It is a security feature. They made it a hybrid of different species for a reason.

[Yossarian]

Lol at your national symbol being a leaf to begin with.

[exploited]

Meh. National symbols are lame no matter how you look at it.

Our money is undeniably cooler than yours though. IT IS TRANSPARENT BRO.

[The Dharma Bum]

[The Dharma Bum]

[exploited]

The new bills were designed to be difficult as hell to counterfeit, and they are made of polymer to last longer. I assume the transparency is just another security feature.