Copyrighted: Money To Burn

The donation button used as the trope picture appears to be used without apparant permission.

If permission can't be obtained and a replacement is needed, I suggest the infamous Serge Gainsbourg burning a 500 francs note bit:

[1]◊

Here's one.◊

That's much clearer.

3 is great.

Awe.Some.

Sorry, ignore.

Thanks.

edited 5th Oct '12 12:00:09 AM by Blurring

that is just a pun on the term "burn rate", not an illustration of an unpleasant character who "doesn't care for what is being burnt: he either has too much money, has an insurance policy on the object, doesn't like it, or doesn't respect what it stands for."

I also suspect it's a one-panel newspaper cartoon. If that is the case, it couldn't be used anyway due to copyright issues.

I'm voting for #3.

I was trying to find an appropriate picture from The Simpsons, but GIS isn't forthcoming, and besides, #3 is excellent.

Also supporting #3 unless somebody found a good picture of the end of the Merry Melodie cartoon.

I like 3 a lot.

Good enough; it's up and tagged. Caption or no?

"If he lit the money on fire, couldn't he have lit the cigar the same way?"

Or a variation. That's just the Fridge Logic that strikes me when looking at it.^Answer Because he's showing off.

edited 5th Oct '12 7:27:29 AM by AnotherDuck

"Your tax dollars at work."

I like it!

Hearing no real consensus on anything, let's lock up and move on.