Canada to introduce recyclable, polymer-based ‘plastic cash,’ dragons and PC users rejoice

See that guy right there? His world is ending. Dragons are swallowing his neighbors, snatching his peoples up. Rather then take the time to conceal his kids, hide his wife or hide his husband (too), he’s celebrating uncontrollably. Why? Because his homeland is preparing to make the shift to plastic cash. You heard right — Canada is scheduled to introduce a polymer-based $100 bill in November, and in March of 2012, a recyclable $50 bill will follow. From there, smaller notes shall be phased in over a higher dozen months or so, providing citizens with legal tender that holds up better to Yellowknife’s winters. Sure, Australia has been doing something similar for over a decade, but have you seen a DinoPark Tycoon stand up and use only non-digestible money? Exactly.

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