must be approved. This malice act may cause the crash.

The federal statute says it's illegal to "mutilate, cut, deface, disfigure, or perforate" a bill with intent to render it unfit for reissue. If writing on it doesn't damage it to the point where it can't be used, and you didn't intend to make it unusable, it's perfectly fine.

nt.

See #4.

that they had to declare them unusable. Huge amounts of money was destroyed.

of them on any bill?

Of thin gloves left from Covid. Bought at beginning when I was paranoid.

have been on many thousands of bills over these many decades.

self-check on the very rare occasions that I use them). Should that egotistical bs occur, I will refuse any bill or coin with his name or image.

There are so many choices that can be added. I will be checking the bills to see how clever other people are.

. . . I will order a rubber stamp with the word ASSHOLE, all caps. And some stick-on labels. Saves writing.

I have been resistant to the cashless movement but THAT would make me reconsider

day, should it occur. She has a wide variety of stamps, alphabets, etc.

As long as it's not covering a security feature the machine is looking for. Although partial covering might not be an issue.