[SeekAndFind]

In this Wednesday, July 31, 2013 photo, workers deliver bags of quarters to a law office in Marion, Ill.

[fwdude]

I once sent the IRS my tax payment in pennies. It was only $1, so two rolls were do-able.

[righttackle44]

I understand his rage and anger, but his device doesn’t come across and protest. It comes across as stupidity and excess, and it demeans his son, who should be remembered with respect and love.

[Responsibility2nd]

"There was no satisfaction from doing that," Herrin, who also serves on the Southern Illinois University system's governing board, told The Associated Press on Thursday.

 

Then WHY did you do it. I ain't all that smart, but I do know bitter vindictiveness is not going to help.

[Tau Food]

A possible risk is that the recipient might say there was only $ 140,000 in quarters actually delivered.

[Tax-chick]

He’s upset that other, living, victims of the collision got a larger share of the payout than he did.

Okay.

[martin_fierro]

“...the Mount Vernon, Ill.-based 5th District Appellate Court ruled against Roger Herrin, a retired foot surgeon whose business holdings include three southern Illinois nursing homes. Herrin has owned seven community banks, but he’s sold those off in recent years.”

Wonder why the article’s author thought this part was relevant.

[goat granny]

I wonder if any old silver quarters were in those bags..