From what I've read it seems to be a tradition amongst black people that may have started in Nigeria and spread during the mass interbreeding of the tribes during the years America was involved in slavery.
People that know about the tradition pin money (or donate money to be pinned, if squeamish about being near a woman's bosom) to people's shirts on their birthday.
If traveling to a highly black-concentrated area, such as the American South, Detroit, or the like, it may be quite advantageous to pin a dollar to your shirt and watch the money roll in as strangers wish you many happy returns.
Ho-Pin Tung was born on December 4, 1982.
i lost my atm pin
No, your money is safe unless other people steal the ATM card from you and know you pin number..
pin the tail on the donkey
1203 (this is the creators birthday)
It's in the clubhouse, I think
If someone gives you their bank card and the PIN number so that you can get the money out, you cannot get in trouble. The card and PIN were willingly given to you.
No
no
It's in celebration of Jerry Jones birthday.
it is a pin number to stop people finding out personal details
Runescape membership costs real money; it would be silly to give it for free to unknown people.