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Sep 29, 2006, 07:10 AM
The chances are actually really good, unless there is a freak accident.
When I'm 55 I'll be the guy next to you at a stop light in teh Bugatti Vyron
When I'm 55 I'll be the guy next to you at a stop light in teh Bugatti Vyron
Sep 29, 2006, 07:39 AM
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Originally Posted by laakness
The chances are actually really good, unless there is a freak accident.
When I'm 55 I'll be the guy next to you at a stop light in teh Bugatti Vyron
When I'm 55 I'll be the guy next to you at a stop light in teh Bugatti Vyron
yea are you god that you can predict the future and actually know youll be around to spend that money. because if you are you can tell me where ill be in 30 years then haha
Sep 29, 2006, 07:48 AM
No, I'm not God, but feel free to address me as such
My whole view on saving vs. spending is right down the middle. I demand that I have fun and do whatever I want within reason but I also demand that I have a brain and not take a gamble on my future all over some car. I love my car...but...it's a car.
A lot of people have the "spend it now cause you can die" attitude and that is fine. If you couldn't have your own opinion it wouldn't be the USA, so props to that. What I can't stand is how un-intelligent it makes one sound when you think that if I die my money is gone. Really? You don't think my wife can spend the 50K in my retirement account as of this morning...or my parents...or my brother?
Sure, live your life to the fullest and enjoy everything you can...hell, it's your life. I just choose to try and think of the others around me who can benefit from my intelligent life choices.
...I'm now $.02 more poor
My whole view on saving vs. spending is right down the middle. I demand that I have fun and do whatever I want within reason but I also demand that I have a brain and not take a gamble on my future all over some car. I love my car...but...it's a car.
A lot of people have the "spend it now cause you can die" attitude and that is fine. If you couldn't have your own opinion it wouldn't be the USA, so props to that. What I can't stand is how un-intelligent it makes one sound when you think that if I die my money is gone. Really? You don't think my wife can spend the 50K in my retirement account as of this morning...or my parents...or my brother?
Sure, live your life to the fullest and enjoy everything you can...hell, it's your life. I just choose to try and think of the others around me who can benefit from my intelligent life choices.
...I'm now $.02 more poor
Sep 29, 2006, 08:11 AM
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Considering it only takes $4k a year to be pretty freaking rich I'll take my chances on if I make it to 50 or not. Besides with drugs how else do you turn 120,000 into over 2 million
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Originally Posted by laakness
The chances are actually really good, unless there is a freak accident.
When I'm 55 I'll be the guy next to you at a stop light in teh Bugatti Vyron
When I'm 55 I'll be the guy next to you at a stop light in teh Bugatti Vyron
Sep 29, 2006, 08:44 AM
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Originally Posted by fcheng118
You're planning to work till 55??? Hell, I gonna retired by the time I'm 40. Fu<k the Bugatti shlt. Like you said it's only a car, why the hell should I pay my *** off for it. I'll be at a place I don't need to drive, cause I'll have my own Chaupfer.
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Originally Posted by laakness
No, I'm not God, but feel free to address me as such
My whole view on saving vs. spending is right down the middle. I demand that I have fun and do whatever I want within reason but I also demand that I have a brain and not take a gamble on my future all over some car. I love my car...but...it's a car.
A lot of people have the "spend it now cause you can die" attitude and that is fine. If you couldn't have your own opinion it wouldn't be the USA, so props to that. What I can't stand is how un-intelligent it makes one sound when you think that if I die my money is gone. Really? You don't think my wife can spend the 50K in my retirement account as of this morning...or my parents...or my brother?
Sure, live your life to the fullest and enjoy everything you can...hell, it's your life. I just choose to try and think of the others around me who can benefit from my intelligent life choices.
...I'm now $.02 more poor
My whole view on saving vs. spending is right down the middle. I demand that I have fun and do whatever I want within reason but I also demand that I have a brain and not take a gamble on my future all over some car. I love my car...but...it's a car.
A lot of people have the "spend it now cause you can die" attitude and that is fine. If you couldn't have your own opinion it wouldn't be the USA, so props to that. What I can't stand is how un-intelligent it makes one sound when you think that if I die my money is gone. Really? You don't think my wife can spend the 50K in my retirement account as of this morning...or my parents...or my brother?
Sure, live your life to the fullest and enjoy everything you can...hell, it's your life. I just choose to try and think of the others around me who can benefit from my intelligent life choices.
...I'm now $.02 more poor
on your opinions
Sep 29, 2006, 11:14 AM
Anyone ever play Guitar Hero for PS2...some of the funnest **** ever. Played it at best buy.
I might be buying it...then get the second game when it comes out in November.
I might be buying it...then get the second game when it comes out in November.