Airline miles (n.) feel free until the blackout dates arrive.
Airline miles (n.) reward loyalty with seats you still have to fight for.
Airline miles (n.) are money printed by a company that decides later what it was worth.
Alimony (n.) is essentially ripping your heart out through your wallet.
Alimony (n.) is the screwing you get for the screwing you got.
Alimony (n.) is a mistake by two people paid for by one
Alimony (n.) is like pumping gas into another man's car.
Bitcoin (n.) is betting against your government.
Bitcoin (n.) is totally novel. Asking Warren Buffett about it is like asking Elton John about dubstep.
Bitcoin (n.) is libertarian Beanie Babies.
Bitcoin (n.) is the most certain form of money we've ever had and if money is an insurance policy for dealing with uncertainty you would want maximal credibility in the properties of money to deal with that uncertainty and that is bitcoin.
Cash (n.) is the last money you can lose all at once with no one to telephone about it.
Cash (n.) found in a coat pocket in March spends better than the same note did in January.
Cash (n.) is the one gift everyone despises and no one turns down.
Cash (n.) is the one gift everyone despises and no one turns down.