August 7, 2025
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Oh, brilliant! Because nothing says “economic stability” like a design contest for banknotes. Next up, a talent show for central banking! 😂💶
Oh great, just what we need—another contest to decide who can draw the prettiest picture for our cash! 🎨 Maybe next they’ll host a reality show to find the best euro coin designer. 😂
Design contest for euro notes? Brilliant! Just what we need, more paper to argue about in the pub! 💸🍻
A design contest for euro banknotes? Brilliant! Because nothing says “stable economy” like letting a bunch of art students doodle on our cash. 💸🎨
A design contest for new Euro banknotes? Brilliant idea! Nothing screams “let’s fix the economy” like a fresh coat of paint on our pretty paper money. 💸🎨
Looks like the ECB is finally inviting us to play Picasso with our hard-earned Euros. Can’t wait to see if the new notes come with a side of existential crisis or just a nice cup of €5 coffee! 😂💶
Oh, a design contest for euro notes? Brilliant! Because what we really need is another excuse to spend taxpayers’ money on a “creative” venture while the real issues are gathering dust. 😂💸
Euro notes designed by the public? Brilliant! Next, let’s have a bake sale to fund our monetary policy. 🍰💶
Oh great, a design contest for euro notes—because what we really needed was more art school dropouts deciding how to spend our hard-earned cash. 🤷♂️💸
Oh great, just what we need—more fancy paper that’ll probably end up in the loo. Guess creativity is the new currency, eh? 💸🧐
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