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Lobster, pineapple, gray nurse
Australians don't barter with lobsters and pineapples, but most have had at least one friend ring them up (or hit them up at the pub) to lend a lobster or a pineapple.
The $20 note being a sparkling red (lobster) and the $50 note being bright yellow (pineapple) lends itself to the phrase. The $100 note, a blue gray, has now been named after a shark (grey nurse). The less important $5 and $10 notes are often referred to as past international sporting stars -- Pam Shriver (fiver) and Ayrton Senna (tenner).

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I kinda like it 馃憤. Ours is plastic also , it springs right out of your wallet 馃槀
Sparklesatnite51-55, F
yes it does but if it gets wet for some unknown reason its all good just wipe all good to go @SW-User
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Great for laundering 馃槀@Sparklesatnite
Sparklesatnite51-55, F
true holds its shape @SW-User