Friday Sad Link

Matt Welch | 7.22.2011 10:47 AM

United States government debt and future obligations, visualized in $100 bills.

Link via The Alyona Show's Jenny Churchill.

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14 years ago

I thought this was going to be a repost of the Friday Funny.
Million$ Prez Obama 14 years ago

"What's in YOUR wallet?"
sloopyinca 14 years ago

This may be too soon, but I thought the WTC was a lot shorter than that.
sevo 14 years ago

And for further comment on the government:
http://www.gocomics.com/pearlsbeforeswine
Welcome Jiffy and Spiffy....
sloopyinca 14 years ago

Clicking on the link is sad enough.

Reading the comments will cause one to weep.
NoTalentAssclown 14 years ago

BALKOOOOOOOO!!!!

wait...
Trespassers W 14 years ago

I could have sworn something happened to those two towers in the last picture.
1. NeonCat 14 years ago
  
  Radical deflation
Almanian 14 years ago

I'll buy THAT for a [future, inflated] dollar!
Ben Bernanke 14 years ago

Shit, that's all? We could print that much by like, October 2012. Problem Solved!
joshua corning 14 years ago

Why is there a truck on top of the 100 trillion dollar tower?

Also I think the depiction of the twin towers for comparison is too soon.
scarpe Nike Store 14 years ago

is good

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