205 million in cash!!!

Asthaloth · **Posts:** 4284 **Joined:** Mon May 31, 2004 4:48 am

Bangel wrote:

Drake Redcrest wrote:

I am more than reasonably certain I could spend that all in one day.

I could spend that all in one hour.

One transaction.

Oh yes, nuclear stockpile here I come :evil:

Rough estimate to Oxfam?
Sod all, it goes to the governments of the respective countries usually.
To someone who could actually do a bit?
Wipe out some national debts and allow them to rebuild for starters.

Shoyru_Lover · **Posted:** Mon Mar 19, 2007 10:35 am

I would take a couple and then tell the media there was actually 204 million stockpiled there.

CWisgood · **Posts:** 1540 **Joined:** Fri Sep 17, 2004 11:39 pm

No, Kym, you must've counted wrongly. There was only 203 million there. 0:)

benladesh · **Posted:** Thu Mar 22, 2007 1:29 am

Hmm that could buy me about 150-200 ferraris...^_^

Sigh · **Posted:** Thu Mar 22, 2007 1:44 am

psh. swimming in cash is so cliched. i vote for eating it.
maybe it would increase my self-worth.
*emo*

lol, if i had that much cash, i'd probably spend it within a few days on a bunch of worthless crap, but at least i'd have a LOT of worthless crap!

Kym wrote:

And I thought carrying around a couple of thousand in my wallet was a lot ...

And I thought carrying around 50 bucks in my wallet was a lot 0.o

Xandra · **Posted:** Thu Mar 22, 2007 2:49 am

Bangel wrote:

Drake Redcrest wrote:

I am more than reasonably certain I could spend that all in one day.

I could spend that all in one hour.

LET'S GO SHOPPING!

The three of us would be like shopping partners on a mixture of steroids, crack and large quantities of pure caffeine.

btjaus · **Posted:** Thu Mar 22, 2007 2:04 pm

Buy a X percentage share in Viacom.

250 mil, gobbled up by shares.

Kenjiro · **Posts:** 524 **Joined:** Thu Nov 16, 2006 5:14 am

sigh_driven wrote:

lol, if i had that much cash, i'd probably spend it within a few days on a bunch of worthless crap, but at least i'd have a LOT of worthless crap!

You could even use it as toilet paper, cleaning your crap, and still have too much money left to spend

Kugetsu · **Posted:** Thu Mar 22, 2007 3:56 pm

Xandra wrote:

Bangel wrote:

Drake Redcrest wrote:

I am more than reasonably certain I could spend that all in one day.

I could spend that all in one hour.

LET'S GO SHOPPING!

The three of us would be like shopping partners on a mixture of steroids, crack and large quantities of pure caffeine.

LET'S GET SOME SHOES.

That money would last me a looooong time, I don't know if I would ever spend it all (well, most of it would be on the boring stuff like rent, utilities, college, etc.). I just don't buy that much crap, so...

*sneaks over and takes a couple of bundles*

They won't be needing this where they're going anyway. >:o

Uncle Xyzzy · **Posted:** Thu Mar 22, 2007 4:19 pm

Am I the only one who would invest the money in a mutual fund?

C'mon, be logical.

Paul · **Posted:** Thu Mar 22, 2007 4:39 pm

Kugetsu wrote:

Xandra wrote:

Bangel wrote:

Drake Redcrest wrote:

I am more than reasonably certain I could spend that all in one day.

I could spend that all in one hour.

LET'S GO SHOPPING!

The three of us would be like shopping partners on a mixture of steroids, crack and large quantities of pure caffeine.

LET'S GET SOME SHOES.

That money would last me a looooong time, I don't know if I would ever spend it all (well, most of it would be on the boring stuff like rent, utilities, college, etc.). I just don't buy that much crap, so...

*sneaks over and takes a couple of bundles*

They won't be needing this where they're going anyway. >:o

If you had £1,000,000 (aprox. $1,800,000, so say two million in dollars..) You would never have to work again, ever, that is if you maintained a financial budget that an average-family would have. So would your kids, and probably their kids too and the offspring for several generations after that.

It means not buying ex-military jets and commercial planes and large houses with olympic sized swimming pools that are heated to the max and mutual funds and rollercoasters in your yard and pets with diamond laced collars and cash-filled baths and money fights and islands to have all the aforementioned stuff on.

So who wants average-family budget, eh?

Uncle Xyzzy · **Posted:** Thu Mar 22, 2007 5:23 pm

Paul wrote:

Kugetsu wrote:

Xandra wrote:

Bangel wrote:

Drake Redcrest wrote:

I am more than reasonably certain I could spend that all in one day.

I could spend that all in one hour.

LET'S GO SHOPPING!

The three of us would be like shopping partners on a mixture of steroids, crack and large quantities of pure caffeine.

LET'S GET SOME SHOES.

That money would last me a looooong time, I don't know if I would ever spend it all (well, most of it would be on the boring stuff like rent, utilities, college, etc.). I just don't buy that much crap, so...

*sneaks over and takes a couple of bundles*

They won't be needing this where they're going anyway. >:o

If you had £1,000,000 (aprox. $1,800,000, so say two million in dollars..) You would never have to work again, ever, that is if you maintained a financial budget that an average-family would have. So would your kids, and probably their kids too and the offspring for several generations after that.

It means not buying ex-military jets and commercial planes and large houses with olympic sized swimming pools that are heated to the max and mutual funds and rollercoasters in your yard and pets with diamond laced collars and cash-filled baths and money fights and islands to have all the aforementioned stuff on.

So who wants average-family budget, eh?

Okay, okay, I admit, I would buy an island. Maybe Iowa.

Paul · **Posted:** Thu Mar 22, 2007 6:13 pm

Uncle Xyzzy wrote:

Paul wrote:

Kugetsu wrote:

Xandra wrote:

Bangel wrote:

Drake Redcrest wrote:

I am more than reasonably certain I could spend that all in one day.

I could spend that all in one hour.

LET'S GO SHOPPING!

The three of us would be like shopping partners on a mixture of steroids, crack and large quantities of pure caffeine.

LET'S GET SOME SHOES.

That money would last me a looooong time, I don't know if I would ever spend it all (well, most of it would be on the boring stuff like rent, utilities, college, etc.). I just don't buy that much crap, so...

*sneaks over and takes a couple of bundles*

They won't be needing this where they're going anyway. >:o

If you had £1,000,000 (aprox. $1,800,000, so say two million in dollars..) You would never have to work again, ever, that is if you maintained a financial budget that an average-family would have. So would your kids, and probably their kids too and the offspring for several generations after that.

It means not buying ex-military jets and commercial planes and large houses with olympic sized swimming pools that are heated to the max and mutual funds and rollercoasters in your yard and pets with diamond laced collars and cash-filled baths and money fights and islands to have all the aforementioned stuff on.

So who wants average-family budget, eh?

Okay, okay, I admit, I would buy an island. Maybe Iowa.

Dude. Nakheel BUILD islands (picture) for crying out loud. You can have your own customised land mass, would could be more cooler than that?

Uncle Xyzzy · **Posted:** Thu Mar 22, 2007 6:20 pm

Paul wrote:

Uncle Xyzzy wrote:

Paul wrote:

Kugetsu wrote:

Xandra wrote:

Bangel wrote:

Drake Redcrest wrote:

I am more than reasonably certain I could spend that all in one day.

I could spend that all in one hour.

LET'S GO SHOPPING!

The three of us would be like shopping partners on a mixture of steroids, crack and large quantities of pure caffeine.

LET'S GET SOME SHOES.

That money would last me a looooong time, I don't know if I would ever spend it all (well, most of it would be on the boring stuff like rent, utilities, college, etc.). I just don't buy that much crap, so...

*sneaks over and takes a couple of bundles*

They won't be needing this where they're going anyway. >:o

If you had £1,000,000 (aprox. $1,800,000, so say two million in dollars..) You would never have to work again, ever, that is if you maintained a financial budget that an average-family would have. So would your kids, and probably their kids too and the offspring for several generations after that.

It means not buying ex-military jets and commercial planes and large houses with olympic sized swimming pools that are heated to the max and mutual funds and rollercoasters in your yard and pets with diamond laced collars and cash-filled baths and money fights and islands to have all the aforementioned stuff on.

So who wants average-family budget, eh?

Okay, okay, I admit, I would buy an island. Maybe Iowa.

Dude. Nakheel BUILD islands (picture) for crying out loud. You can have your own customised land mass, would could be more cooler than that?

Cooler than that? Just purchase all of Earth.

Edit: Someone's gonna get crused by the quote pyramid.

Katherine · **Posted:** Thu Mar 22, 2007 9:12 pm

Uncle Xyzzy wrote:

Paul wrote:

Uncle Xyzzy wrote:

Paul wrote:

Kugetsu wrote:

Xandra wrote:

Bangel wrote:

Drake Redcrest wrote:

I am more than reasonably certain I could spend that all in one day.

I could spend that all in one hour.

LET'S GO SHOPPING!

The three of us would be like shopping partners on a mixture of steroids, crack and large quantities of pure caffeine.

LET'S GET SOME SHOES.

That money would last me a looooong time, I don't know if I would ever spend it all (well, most of it would be on the boring stuff like rent, utilities, college, etc.). I just don't buy that much crap, so...

*sneaks over and takes a couple of bundles*

They won't be needing this where they're going anyway. >:o

If you had £1,000,000 (aprox. $1,800,000, so say two million in dollars..) You would never have to work again, ever, that is if you maintained a financial budget that an average-family would have. So would your kids, and probably their kids too and the offspring for several generations after that.

It means not buying ex-military jets and commercial planes and large houses with olympic sized swimming pools that are heated to the max and mutual funds and rollercoasters in your yard and pets with diamond laced collars and cash-filled baths and money fights and islands to have all the aforementioned stuff on.

So who wants average-family budget, eh?

Okay, okay, I admit, I would buy an island. Maybe Iowa.

Dude. Nakheel BUILD islands (picture) for crying out loud. You can have your own customised land mass, would could be more cooler than that?

Cooler than that? Just purchase all of Earth.

Edit: Someone's gonna get crused by the quote pyramid.

SO,MANY,QUOTES!

If I had that much money,it would be gone within the day.

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