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To: IncPen
On the pentagon side the folded bill has five sides like the pentagon hmmm..
On the wtc side of you fold the two sides together (like a Plane..Hey) You can see the words AMERICAN on one side of the bill and UNITED on the other kinda like the two airlines involved in the attack hmmm
If you fold the $5 and the $10 the same way the $5 shows the towers before the attack and the $10 shows them after the first hit COINCIDENCE?

Even worse than the $20 fold a new dollar coin in half.. it turns into a black helicopter
29 posted on 05/18/2002 5:16:32 AM PDT by Rightly Biased
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To: Rightly Biased; IncPen
On the wtc side of you fold the two sides together (like a Plane..Hey)

LOL, that's just what I said to the Korean deli-owner who showed me that trick on Thursday. He had the $20 folded up next to the register, and I said "If you're making an airplane out of that twenty, Kim, just sail it over my way". Then he showed me the images and I had to admit it was a little freaky.

What no one has mentioned yet is that at the base of the two "towers" there is a pretty fair representation of the Brooklyn Bridge. Take a look. That solidifies the geography. And yes, I know it's a trick, but it's still weird.

Anyway, I'm betting this was discovered by an Asian. At the Chinese restaurant up the street, the cashier folds all the dollars in the tip jar into fantastic origami animals (which draws more attention to the tip jar itself :D). It's not the first place I've seen that either, so I will assume someone was in the process of folding a twenty into a flying bird or giraffe or something, and happened to take a good look at it. Just a guess, of course, but it sounds reasonable to me.

37 posted on 05/18/2002 7:48:27 AM PDT by hellinahandcart
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