I say no.
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Recent winner Adrian Bayford, 43, who won £149 million in August 2012, split from his wife of nine years just 15 months after claiming the EuroMillions jackpot.
Now he is reportedly planning to marry a stable girl, Samantha Burridge, who is 16 years his junior, after knowing her for just six weeks.
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Can you please explain what "it" is?
ReplyDeleteyes. i have no reason not to take it.
ReplyDeleteI am not sure I am following either. I get $10 million, but the catch is that I have to appear on national TV and I cannot donate any of my new fortune? If that is stated correctly, I take it and fuck both these fat fucks in the picture (man and lady).
ReplyDeleteI then set them both on fire.
ReplyDeleteThis all occurs during my national TV broadcast.
ReplyDelete10m doesnt seem like enough to get in a tizzy about, imho.
ReplyDeleteI think Marc is right. 100 Million might help make my point. I guess my point being be careful what you wish for, grass isn't always greener, money is the root of all evil... and all that jazz.
ReplyDeleteI would like to think I would turn it down. Because what the hell are you going to do with all that money if you can't actually help people? Just buy a bunch of Seadoos?
Or one, very amazing Seadoo.
ReplyDeleteItd be a nice cushion to fall back on... And I could think of a lot of things to do with $10 million dollars.
ReplyDeleteYes, I take the money everyday and twice on Sunday.
ReplyDeleteI get it. And my wife accused me of being a smug bug for even asking. But, I think it's worth looking at what you gain and what you lose.
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Money, No Debt, Sweet Car, No more Shitty boss
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Anonymity, Hangers On, Loss of Direction / Drive / Earning Your Keep / Friends and Family forever treat you differently
I think it's a good question because it's not as easy an answer as it first appears.
youre thinking too much about, and asserting as veritas, something you have experience with?
ReplyDeleteAt 4:28 a.m.
ReplyDelete#veritas
whats time got to do with anything? go to sleep bri.. sleeeeeeep
ReplyDeleteThis almost made me cry-laugh:
ReplyDeleteI am not sure I am following either. I get $10 million, but the catch is that I have to appear on national TV and I cannot donate any of my new fortune? If that is stated correctly, I take it and fuck both these fat fucks in the picture (man and lady).
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Blogger Butz said...
I then set them both on fire.
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Blogger Butz said...
This all occurs during my national TV broadcast.
Also, there is no alternative response to this question. If you turn down $10 million, you are a fucking idiot. You are not holier than thou and you have just made an unfathomably bad decision. As for donations, invest the money, make $ off it, set up a trust fund, and put a few million in your kids'-kids'-kids' pockets.
ReplyDeleteAnd stuff their stockings with SeaDoos.
I still think it is more complicated than you're making it out to be.
ReplyDeleteSea Doo Doo
No. No, it isn't at all.
ReplyDeleteIn fact, it is the least complicated problem I have encountered in my life.
ReplyDeletedont take the bait nick
ReplyDeleteAgreed. You win $100 million. You take it. How is there any complication to this?
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piVnArp9ZE0
ReplyDeleteYeah, maybe I over thought this one.
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