Doesn't it seem ironic?

topstuf

that the 1853 quarter and half dollar were designed with bold rays around a proud eagle to announce:

"Hey folks, we got less silver than we used to have !" .....don't it seem funny?

topstuf

"Ironic" means ....odd. Strangely inappropriate. Counterintuitive..like that. Like in: "Isn't it ironic that the gubblemint is trying to make us enjoy being cheated a little bit a little bit more?"

Like that.

Posted just in case.

dthigpen

Pity Post.

Edit:

topstuf

Thank you, thigpen. Thank you, sir. Thank you thank you thank you. A boon upon you.

Ah don' gets NO respeck.

snif

KlectorKid

<< <i>that the 1853 quarter and half dollar were designed with bold rays around a proud eagle to announce:

"Hey folks, we got less silver than we used to have !" .....don't it seem funny? >>



I often stay up for days at a time pondering this and the answer is definately kinda.

Baley

what about the arrows? they point outward to mean... what, less silver?