OT: Which woman should be on the $10 bill?

[BeastMan]

This is definitely a Bovine Scatology thread but wanted to put it out front (for now) for 2 reasons. (1) A woman on American currency is historic and (2) this should be fun for Fathers Day Weekend. (Don't forget to check out the Fathers Day C&D thread on the outdoor board).

In honor of this historic moment in history I thought we could discuss what woman we would like to see on the $100 bill. Go!

I'll get this thing started with a patriotic choice

http://36.media.tumblr.com/521e2ec3a58f8f0cab3f5e979a733c56/tumblr_nn4aigS5jO1rq5zkco1_1280.jpg

[BeastMan]

My 2nd choice would be Jennifer Lawerence. Merica

http://dailycaller.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/tumblr_mi1jxuMI8t1s46f9zo1_400.jpg

[PMDawg]

Bruce Jenner

[Jacksondevildog]

XenaReb

[BeastMan]

Bruce Jenner

Hahaha. The "Call Me Catelyn" bill. Id just be worried about any confusion. Like a customer handing me the Jenner $10 and telling me it's actually a $100 b/c they identify with having more money

[BeastMan]

XenaReb

There's a joke somewhere in there involving the NCAA accepting petty cash

[starkvegasdawg]

http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/victoriassecret/images/8/8c/Adriana-lima-20080618-425695.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20140504184517

[Really Clark?]

What no love for the women who have already graced our currency in the past? Martha Washington, Susan B Anthony, Sacagawea, although that Anthony swim suit edition would make most have a hard time looking at much less touch the money.

[BeastMan]

What no love for the women who have already graced our currency in the past? Martha Washington, Susan B Anthony, Sacagawea, although that Anthony swim suit edition would make most have a hard time looking at much less touch the money.

They're all on coins right? This is the first on paper money I thought

[Really Clark?]

They're all on coins right? This is the first on paper money I thought

Actually if I'm not mistaken Martha Washington was on the silver dollar certificate which was considered paper currency. I might be wrong but that's my recollection

[Really Clark?]

http://mobile.gannett-cdn.com/-mm-/79ce519f1051132a899b1de45a561ea0a58600a0/c=0-0-719-541&r=x483&c=640x480/local/-/media/2015/06/18/USATODAY/USATODAY/635702359922585644-Screen-Shot-2015-06-18-at-2.49.46-PM.jpg

There we go

[BeastMan]

Well you're right but I haven't ever seen one and I handle cash everyday. What's that from, the early 1900s lol?

[maroonmania]

Well, it probably should be a woman who has played a large part in shaping American culture. Oh well, in that case, guess it will have to be Kim Kardashian.

[cbrunt29]

The white NAACP chick *

[Interpolation_Dawg_EX]

Bruce Jenner

I think a $3 bill would be more appropriate...haha

[Smitty]

Rally Pat

[HailState39110]

http://mobile.gannett-cdn.com/-mm-/79ce519f1051132a899b1de45a561ea0a58600a0/c=0-0-719-541&r=x483&c=640x480/local/-/media/2015/06/18/USATODAY/USATODAY/635702359922585644-Screen-Shot-2015-06-18-at-2.49.46-PM.jpg

There we go

Every time I think of Martha Washington it reminds me of this scene in Dazed And Confused


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RH__GUg1EwY

[Really Clark?]

Well you're right but I haven't ever seen one and I handle cash everyday. What's that from, the early 1900s lol?

Lol. Actually the 1800's. Pocahontas was on another note ($20??) but it wasn't a traditional portrait type of photo. I think maybe Helen Keller was also on a dollar coin once as well.

[Dallas_Dawg]

Every time I think of Martha Washington it reminds me of this scene in Dazed And Confused


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RH__GUg1EwY

I was thinking the same thing. Great movie, great lines

[Dawgface]

Marilyn Monroe............

http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/ee44/wuvnstuff/MARILYN%20MONROE/NO%20WORDS/l_fe21eed9cefd8c4a4e97968ac4e4c354.gif (http://media.photobucket.com/user/wuvnstuff/media/MARILYN%20MONROE/NO%20WORDS/l_fe21eed9cefd8c4a4e97968ac4e4c354.gif.html)

[Coach34]

Duh- Bo Derek. She's a 10

[BeastMan]

I could easily go for vintage Cindy Crawford

http://41.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m6e3g9Cpdx1r06q46o1_1280.jpg

[BeastMan]

I think I should be more diverse and in that spirit Taraj P Henson absolutely deserves some discussion. Ever since Baby Boy...

http://cdn.styleblazer.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Taraji-9.jpg

[Rayburn8]

Hilary Clinton obviously, have you not heard how she is the most accomplished women ever.****

[TUSK]

Jena Jamison (Present Day)....or SEKA (pre 21st Century)...

[BeastMan]

Jena Jamison (Present Day)....or SEKA (pre 21st Century)...

Haha. Roll Damn Tide

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3637/3364818205_c378df47c1_o.jpg

[BeastMan]

Hilary Clinton obviously, have you not heard how she is the most accomplished women ever.****

Nomination for Hillary**

http://plancksconstant.org/blog1/image2/sub1/hillary_clinton_naked_body_paint_copy.jpg

[TaleofTwoDogs]

Lol. Actually the 1800's. Pocahontas was on another note ($20??) but it wasn't a traditional portrait type of photo. I think maybe Helen Keller was also on a dollar coin once as well.

Actually, Martha appeared on the 1886 silver certificate and the 1896 silver certificate ( with hubby George). Miss Liberty has appeared on numerous notes in the 19th century. In the modern era of small currency, no woman has ever been showcased. But paper currency really didn't circulate as legal tender until the civil war as the two sides needed a way to finance the war since gold & silver coins were being hoarded by the public, thus the need for paper money.

Hey, Mutt, its only been a 119 years, what's the rush???? Instead of a woman I vote for an artist rendering of a sandwich.