Somebody in Illinios has been getting a lot of action from here in Brooklyn. We got a wheresgeorge dollar and looked it up. It started out from that land somewhere beyond the coast but has been trapped in Kings County for some time.
How funny! I just finished entering a stamped bill I got in change (at Eppley Airport in Omaha NE) into the site, then I saw this thread. The bill I entered had last been had in Fremont NE.
For those of you who’ve done this already: where do you write the website on the bill?
I write it on the front on the bottom because I figure the average person probably looks at the front of the bill most of the time. I find that, writing space wise, writing it on the side on the back tends to be easiest.
::swats moths that emerge from Dryfreeze’s wallet out of the way::
I wish there was something like this in the UK, ah well, I will just have to settle for trying to enter every note I spend in the US this summer on the site, and see where they go
:smack: Since I live in Canada, I didn’t bother actually going to the Where’s George website. :rolleyes: Now I feel like a doofus. Thanks for the link though. Time to deface some money!
I write “http://www.wheresgeorge.com” on one short margin on the front of the bill, and on the other short margin I write “Please enter my series & serial #!” using an ultrafine point Sharpie.
However, my second Georgeaversary is coming up (i.e., for you normals, I joined Where’s George in July of 2002) and from that day forward I’m planning to save a few bajillion letters on the next 2000 bills I enter by just writing “wheresgeorge.com” (which anyone who hasn’t been living in a cave on Mars for the past five years should be able to interpret) in one margin and . . . uh . . . something else in the other one. I can’t decide what, yet. “Track this bill online!” seems to be the hip new thing to write. “See where I’ve been! Track where I go!” is too long.
Eh, I’ll come up with something. Or maybe I’ll just bail on the handwriting and get a stamp.