itsmee
Some authority might come and ask you "Where did you get that money?" It could be that the giver did not want to be known to have that much extra cash. Some authority might come and ask him "Where did you get that cash?" Sugar bowl?
12 Answers
FISH-O
Build a gas firing kiln. Expand my studio. Build a spray booth. Buy a slab roller.
Zee Moola would be gone in the flashiest of flashes. ... Oh, it's less than $10,000 ... dang! I would spend it on clay.
Have yourself a glorious one!
| 10 years ago. Rating: 15 | |
ROMOS
In the UK if you try to deposit anything over £3000 you have to declare where it came from, SOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
| 10 years ago. Rating: 13 | |
I just wanted to say here that my friend is really impressed with akaQA.
I have always liked it too. : ) THANK YOU, ROMOS ...and julie and Ben and Ducky.
I was thinking of telling my friend to safety pin all of it inside her long flowered skirt but I wasn't sure a safety pin could go through a bill. It would be a very strange way to spend the day. And besides that holes in bills could make them null and void.
jhharlan
Ducky
I would call a financial advisor and then take my time in making a decision. I am cautious with money and would never think of going on a wild spending spree.
| 10 years ago. Rating: 13 | |
Tommyh
lindilou
hector5559
I would buy aKaQA, and make myself the top Moderator,
| 10 years ago. Rating: 12 | |
It was truly snobby experience and I do not intend to ever attend high tea again. It was ridiculously expensive. We could have had a steak for what we paid. (I don't eat steak but you know what I mean)
robertgrist
Green paper slips look remarkably nice when used as wall paper, artfully arranged. I did a bathroom in currency , Wish I had kept the photo. A friend bought a million dollars in shredded currency from the US Mint for $10.00 and used it as packing for Christmas gifts. Not all money is like US dollars. Other countries have their own currency and often it is quite colorful. I would like to see more currency from other countries being used here in the US for purchasing foreign imports here and decoration of course….some colorful paper has such a low value here that its use in decor would be quite reasonable, considering the cost.
| 10 years ago. Rating: 12 | |
sunnyB
mycatsmom
I would put some in one savings acct in one bank. And the rest of it in another sav acct in another bank. and some in a ck acct in the 2nd bank. Along the way , I'd keep out some for spending.
| 10 years ago. Rating: 9 | |
A few days later:
I take that totally back. I worry.
Bob/PKB
Buy the motorcycle, give a small amount to each son, invest balance in something California and federally tax free, with cash dividends received monthly.
Oh, there are a few charitable donations to make.
| 10 years ago. Rating: 7 | |
We should have chosen ROMOS' biscuit box.
terryfossil 1
itsmee..i would ask a lot of questions...when you take money for nothing,, somebody generally wants it back
| 10 years ago. Rating: 1 | |
terryfossil: Yes, I've thought of this. It's "safely" in stocks and a nagging bill is paid off. In reality the amount was rather small (to the most of you)
For us ...
I'm trying to think of the rock song that has lyrics "your money for nothing and your checks (or chicks) for free" It's Dire Straits ... Name That Tune!
