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25 Ways To Deface Money With Style

Awesomely illegal.

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Disclaimer: defacing money is awesome illegal. We are in no way condoning illegal activity with this post.

That being said, money is not aesthetically cool. Some countries have huge bills with every color known to man on them, but even those can be mundane when you see them everyday. If you choose to ignore our disclaimer, grab a micron pen or pencil and check out these examples of 25 Ways To Deface Money With Style.

Kiss the Cook

Kiss the Cook

Try giving your favorite dead President something fun to do. Staring blankly at the inside of pockets and wallets must get boring.

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Wendy's

Wendy's

The best way to pay for a small Frosty.

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Abrahagrid

Abrahagrid

Rubeus looks a little haggard. More Manson than Hagrid.

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Kiss

Kiss

Original members only (sorry Eric Singer and Tommy Thayer).

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Make it Rain

Make it Rain

And that's how the tradition of giving strippers singles was established.

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Rasta

Rasta

Respect.

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Gaga

Gaga

Because p-p-p-poker chips don't have faces.

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Web-head

Web-head

Presidents would be way more interesting if they wore masks.

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Ironman

Ironman

What the hell is hot iron sex?

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Bowie

Bowie

Bowie-fy all the faces.

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Tron

Tron

Enter the grid.

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Guy Fawkes

Guy Fawkes

Remember, remember, the fifth of November (1775).

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Ipod Commercial

Ipod Commercial

The commercial is a little dated now, but you get the point.

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Sin-Eater

Sin-Eater

This is a little worrying...but creative.

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Trolled

Trolled

Derp.

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Endo

Endo

Do people still call it that? Doesn't matter, light it up pirate Hamilton!

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Headshot

Headshot

100% accurate depiction of historical events.

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Bill Murray

Bill Murray

Comedy legends deserve to have their faces on our money.

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Abraham "Snake" Plissken

Abraham "Snake" Plissken

With portraits of 80s-90s pop culture figures the possibilities are endless.

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Hipster Lincoln

Hipster Lincoln

The facial hair suits him...the hair, not so much.

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The Wicked Witch

The Wicked Witch

Not sure if social commentary or coincidence...

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Queen McDonald

Queen McDonald

A royal makeover, perhaps?

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Leonidas

Leonidas

Why just write words on a bill when you can recreate an iconic scene/catchphrase? Get creative.

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Willy Wonka

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory

Tribute to a childhood favorite film and political statement in one.

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Leonardo Lincoln

Leonardo Lincoln

Who needs toys? Money could make for instant entertainment, just draw a team of mutant heroes on a few dollar bills and tell the kids to use their imaginations (just hope that they don't decide to kill one of them off).

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