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« Reply #30 on: August 07, 2010, 08:26:27 PM »

What will you buy if you win a lot of money from gambling?

Well...how much is "a lot of money?"

For the sake of this hypothetical question, I'll take it to the extreme and say "a lot of money" means so much money that I could buy anything money could buy.  And if this was the case, then... I'd give myself, my family and friends the ultimate gift of education through everlasting world travel. 

I would travel to every part of this world and experience first hand the different peoples, cultures, plants, animals, and surroundings that each place has to offer.  I'd climb to all the mountaintops and go to the deepest parts of the ocean, just to get a glimpse of things from a different vantage point.  If something about someplace sparks my interest, I might stay a month or a year.  If for some reason, being there for one hour or one day is enough, then I'd simply pick my ass up and shoot out for another destination.  I wouldn't worry about cost of airfare/ travel expenses, because I have "a lot of money."  haha

Traveling around this world would just be a warm up for me.  I'd no doubt be hitting up NASA for the next available 1st Class seat to outerspace, where I'd have sex with NASA's hottest flight attendant.

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« Reply #31 on: August 08, 2010, 09:51:48 AM »

I also tend to wonder "How much?" and so, I thought of this question.

Programs (Churches and non-religous activites) for feeding the hungry, housing the homeless and helping those just coming back from such a helping hand.

I'd actually buy a former delivery truck (Like those FedEx or UPS trucks) and convert it into a RV and do about a year of traveling around the USA. (Hint, when you see those trucks, you don't think "Oh someone lives in it") and thus it's easy to hide from those who'd demand you be in an RV park and spend money you don't need to.

Then, after traveling (For 1-2 years). Come back, find a nice Church, and volunteer the rest of my days helping those who need it. And also some time at the animal shelter helping those who cannot ask for help also.

Maybe buy beater cars, fix them up and give them to familes needing one also....18 months without a car sure lets you know how life is much easier with it.

Now, some might wonder 'Why not buy a house?"  I don't need to have one if I have the truck and frankly, my relatives will do fine if they'd put their own efforts into working, saving their own money without expecting to inheirit from me.



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« Reply #32 on: August 08, 2010, 10:58:16 AM »

I forgot to say, I would buy my grandmother and grandfather a house, my papa still works full time and he is 75 years old Shocked

I would also start my own special effect makeup business again. I really enjoyed doing that, and I would love to be able to start it up again.



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« Reply #33 on: August 08, 2010, 03:38:58 PM »

Another great thread!  I have never owned a home, nor grew up in something that my parents owned, so I would buy a house with cash.  I am working on my credit and downpayment right now to buy one in a year but that's the first thing I would do.  That way if I lost all my money, I own a nice home outright.  Next is cars, two each for dh and I.  Next is funds for my kids, one for tuition and the other as a trustfund that disperses when they hit 21, 25, 30, etc. each in a progressively larger amount as they get more responsible.  Then money to my 1 aunt, not a lot as she isn't very nice to me, but some just because.  Then I would buy several self sustaining businesses and invest.  THEN after I did this, I would start a nonprofit for disadvantaged children and homeless teens, and/or recovering parents who if they showed that they are trying to get their life on track would get money to help with rent, vehicles education etc.  I'm also big on foodbanks and helping those in need, but I am more for doing that with an education on helping them improve their situation.  Ahhhh... to dream Smiley
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