When the histories of the 2012 campaign are written, much will be made of Bill Clinton's re-emergence.
Another prospect: "Why would Siberian dolls horrify Daffy Duck?" (The Siberian objects in the Stout Hall of Asian Peoples include dolls made of duck bills).
A man denied accusations that he had drawn an unflattering picture that depicted the woman's body as made of dollar bills.
That is, even if I sashay around town in a sport coat made of $100 bills, your robbing me is unethical.
The "Morphine" nurse is collapsed on the ground, as if praying, under giant, feathery angel wings made of shredded bills.
Unfortunately, most efforts to combat the student debt problem have consisted of little more than slapping a band-aid made of dollar bills over a festering wound, rather than analyzing the factors at play.
Each rolled-sleeve blazer might as well have had shoulder pads made of rolled-up bills.
THE ARTFUL TEAPOT by Garth Clark (Watson-Guptill, $50) Made of beads, dollar bills, wire mesh or coconuts, the 250 teapots pictured here could not hold much tea.
Mezzmer delivers frames made of cellulose acetate (billed as a good thing) and lenses made from lightweight, impact-resistant polycarbonate, all at a price of a midrange bistro dinner for two ($99).
Fold both of the upwards folds back under the collar, and now you have a collared shirt made of a one dollar bill!
