The national treasury released a new plastic bank note in November 2011, and they have received hundreds of emails from residents who are convinced that the bills have an added fragrance.
’They all have a scent which I’d say smells like maple? Please advise if this is normal?’ wrote one concerned citizen.
Canadians are so cute.
I’d say it’s a good thing.
Burnt toast! I smell burnt toast, Doctor!
But I NEED these BASKETS BACK!
Every time they switch up the bills in this country, a fringe contingent insists on complaining bitterly, wailing inconsolably, or just plain making shit up and/or believing every idiotic rumour that they come across during the course of their day.
It probably has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that, in all likelihood, 100% of the residents of Canuckistan have maple syrup left on their hands, at any given time.
Just be glad Kimchi is not your national dish
Meanwhile, a large percentage of U.S. currency bears traces of cocaine.
http://www.snopes.com/business/money/cocaine.asp
Better than it smelling like Molson… 😀