random money
The term for that money that floats around in your bag, without a home inside a nice cozy wallet or change purse.
random money by MeTheTree December 7, 2006
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Random Money Guy
A random guy who follows you around and every time you do something worth getting paid for but no one else will pay you, he will. Originated in GTA: San Andreas under the pseudonym "insane stunt bonus," but has since been seen in Israeli airports and other unexpected locales.
I just drove my car off a cliff, did a double flip, and landed right side up, so Random Money Guy gave me $22!
I just drove my motorcycle off a building, flipped 3 times, did a quadruple corkscrew, and landed on the roof of a truck on my feet, so Random Money Guy gave me $136!
I just lost all my luggage on the flight, so Random Money Guy gave me $75!
I just drove my motorcycle off a building, flipped 3 times, did a quadruple corkscrew, and landed on the roof of a truck on my feet, so Random Money Guy gave me $136!
I just lost all my luggage on the flight, so Random Money Guy gave me $75!
Random Money Guy by C J October 25, 2006
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random the money
1) Putting your money in a completely arbitrary order.
2) An exclamation with the equivalent meaning of saying "Right on target!"
2) An exclamation with the equivalent meaning of saying "Right on target!"
random the money by The Fly February 9, 2004
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