I guess I forgot you were from Wisconsin.
Damn it, I wish I was that good looking.
I've already done two chicks at the same time. And I was almost flat broke when I did it!
parados wrote:NickFun wrote:I've already done two chicks at the same time. And I was almost flat broke when I did it!
Did they pay you well?
Those transgenders will do also anything, for fun!
I was in college. It was Janet and Sue. I hear they are married now -- to each other!
Heph--it's war. Go to this thread and give Dys what for. I have already threatened him with dire consequences, but you need to get tough with the old cowboy.
http://www.able2know.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=2395720#2395720
A million dollars would buy some great camping trips throughout the West. A little place with about an acre and a half with a burro a couple more dogs and another cat. Oh and a little miniature goat.
Miller wrote:First of all $1 million today isn't really much.
No, especially not with you Americans and lottery winnings being taxed.
All money won from lotteries are tax-free in Canada.
Lesseeeee ... for about 50K I could finish the renovations on my house and pay off the mortgage. Then I'd sell the house, quit my job, and move about 100 miles east of here.
The money from the house would buy a house there, with about 150 - 200K leftover. I'd buy one of those really ugly Honda's that you can hose down, get my bicycle tuned up, get a double trailer for the dogs, get a couple more dogs from a shelter, invest the balance of the money less about another 20K in funny money.
I could live well on the interest from that and my existing investments.
Freedom 50 - you are mine!
In another 5 or 10 years, I'd decide on what to do with the bulk of the money.
I can still remember when a million was considered a lot of money. Now it seems half the people I know are "millionaires" -- or at least have a million in debt!
Yeah a million might not be so much now a days. But you know, it can add up if you shop at the dollar store. I bet I could find dys a new hat there... hmmm...
Chai Tea wrote:Miller wrote:First of all $1 million today isn't really much. Now if we start talking about $100 million, I'll be interested. :wink:
Yeah, I'd probably just use it to wipe my a$$.
Seriously, Phoenix speaks wisely and true. You should really just sit on the bulk of your winnings for a few months to get comfortable with it. For a million, or let's say 650K after everythings said and done, I wouldn't rush right out to quit my job. .
In Oz, lottery winnings aren't taxed.
hephzibah wrote:Yeah a million might not be so much now a days. But you know, it can add up if you shop at the dollar store. I bet I could find dys a new hat there... hmmm...
Ah ha, before the "dingbat" debacle, I see! The Dys really blew it this time, din't he?
Yep, his timing was not the best!
The prospects of a new hat are questionable!
Reyn wrote:Miller wrote:First of all $1 million today isn't really much.
No, especially not with you Americans and lottery winnings being taxed.
All money won from lotteries are tax-free in Canada.
Harumph!
cyphercat wrote:hephzibah wrote:Yeah a million might not be so much now a days. But you know, it can add up if you shop at the dollar store. I bet I could find dys a new hat there... hmmm...
Ah ha, before the "dingbat" debacle, I see! The Dys really blew it this time, din't he?
tomasso wrote:Yep, his timing was not the best!
The prospects of a new hat are questionable!
His prospects might not be too bad... The more I think about this the better it sounds to buy him a hat... After all I could count it as a gift of charity AND write it off on my taxes...
Every dollar counts you know.
We'll just have to wait and see if I can truly forgive him and move past the deep wound he left in my heart by calling me a dingbat though...
Only time will tell...
Tomasso knows all about Dys' hats?
sigh.
