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what would you spend your money on?

how would you live

  • Over the top Rock star life style

    Votes: 2 4.8%
  • Laid back comfortable

    Votes: 17 40.5%
  • As you are now

    Votes: 4 9.5%
  • Explore the world

    Votes: 14 33.3%
  • seclude yourself and live off the wilderness

    Votes: 1 2.4%
  • Put others before you and donate to charities

    Votes: 4 9.5%

  • Total voters
    42
I've voted laid back comfortable cos I wouldnt really want to live the rockstar lifestyle, but I'd move to US. If I suddenly had funds to make it possible - lottery win or something. I wouldnt want to NOT WORK, I'd like a business of some description and I'd work, but I have no family other than my mum and dad here so I'd up sticks and move us all. So not wild lifestyle, but need enough to make it possible.
 
"Two chicks at the same time"

I love Office Space (even if my wife rolled her eyes the one time that she watched it with me)!

In answer to the question though, I think I'd do a bit of travelling, as I want to see so many different places and defo some all out partying, but think I'd end up finding myself a load of new hobbies! :)
 
I could only choose one, so chose explorer the world, however, I would do all these:

Laid Back
Explore
Seclude
Charity

Just not simultaneously. I would probably donate more time to charity than I would money.
 
A luxurious lifestyle may make a good vacation. May not be that great for a lifetime.

I hear that. I moved to the beach a while back. Great place to visit, it's been a lot of fun, but over the years it's just getting more and more trying. It can still mean a good time, but you find it harder to enjoy the things that make this place great when you have to deal with the people they're great for. lol
 
Here is my list:

1- 100,000 square foot house including a six bay garage, a shop, foundry, several other outer buildings on 10,000 acres of pastoral splendiferousness.
2- Add 30-50 bikes to my collection.
3- Complete my collection of US Postage stamps; the plate blocks and grill issues specifically.
4- Put in some rail road tracks and add an engine, a few boxcars for storing garden tools, and a caboose for my other office.
5- Upgrade my girlfriend.
6- More pocket watches.
7- A big collection of arcade machines, amusement devices, slot machines, and penny drops.
8- A fifty dollar savings bond.
7- A few cases of fifty year old single malt.
8- A walk-in humidor.
9- Replace my illegal immigrant workers with legal ones.
10- Custom built-in bookcases with glass doors for 3500 books. A map room, rare book storage, storage for philatelic items and a panic room. Attached would be a 200 seat home theater and a Malt Shop, like in the days of old and soda jerks were in abundence.

Or build one of these and make it bigger:

Virtual Tour Steampunk House Sharon MA Photographed by Jay Groccia, Principal Photographer, OnSite Studios
 
Here is my list:

1- 100,000 square foot house including a six bay garage, a shop, foundry, several other outer buildings on 10,000 acres of pastoral splendiferousness.
2- Add 30-50 bikes to my collection.
3- Complete my collection of US Postage stamps; the plate blocks and grill issues specifically.
4- Put in some rail road tracks and add an engine, a few boxcars for storing garden tools, and a caboose for my other office.
5- Upgrade my girlfriend.
6- More pocket watches.
7- A big collection of arcade machines, amusement devices, slot machines, and penny drops.
8- A fifty dollar savings bond.
7- A few cases of fifty year old single malt.
8- A walk-in humidor.
9- Replace my illegal immigrant workers with legal ones.
10- Custom built-in bookcases with glass doors for 3500 books. A map room, rare book storage, storage for philatelic items and a panic room. Attached would be a 200 seat home theater and a Malt Shop, like in the days of old and soda jerks were in abundence.

Or build one of these and make it bigger:

Virtual Tour Steampunk House Sharon MA Photographed by Jay Groccia, Principal Photographer, OnSite Studios
 
laid back comfortable and travel the world.

Then I'd lobby the drug industry like the Pharmaceutical companies to legalize Marijuana. And then everyone would love me :)
 
I would set myself up to live very nicely for the rest of my life, along with friends and family. Then I'd take the rest of the money and spend it on both non-profit and for-profit investments/donations to improve my home town. I have more than a few dreams for my city that I'd like to be able to realize.

If you're talking about truly ridiculous amounts of money than I'd definitely want to get into the space business. I would love to be the first to build a space elevator.
 
I would live moderately comfortably with a few luxury items on top.

- I'd own a nicer house, something in the $300k - $600k range (not like a million dollar home or anything)
- I'd have a mid level Lexus like a GS sedan for my everyday vehicle
- I'd have a sports car/toy for weekend fun, something like a fully restored 67-69 Camaro, Mustang fastback, or a Porsche 911 turbo
- I'd have a new cell phone yearly along with a laptop, and a tablet (Already do this lol)
- Nice TAG watch (Already have this also)
- probably nice but nothing to crazy furniture wise

And finally set up my bank accounts and investments to make it where I never have to work for the rest of my life and continue living pretty well. I'd probably remain single and just do w/e I want to do... I'd like to have a child and wife but idk.
 
I'd invest most of the money and use the interest to purchase necessary items. As for the rest of the money, a nice house, a fishing pond, and these pictures just about sum it up. :D

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Maybe a few other guns as well, AR 10 and Vz 58 were the first two that popped into my head. I'd also pay off the next 7 years of my college/med school education.
 
I'd invest most of the money and use the interest to purchase necessary items. As for the rest of the money, a nice house, a fishing pond, and these pictures just about sum it up. :D

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Maybe a few other guns as well, AR 10 and Vz 58 were the first two that popped into my head. I'd also pay off the next 7 years of my college/med school education.

Good choices! I sell Fords and the Raptor is a BEAST!!!

Plus it is always good to have some guns around!
 
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