If you were given Ten Million Dollars . . .
#32
09-06-2007, 02:26 AM
Originally Posted by andy2434
Crime doesn't pay in the long run. Sad thing is . . . 2 kids were left behind. If I could, I would ask this very same question of this person, now.
Greed caught up to this individual. This person did not think everything out and consider any of the consequences. Fast cashola definitely kicked this person in the a$$.
Greed caught up to this individual. This person did not think everything out and consider any of the consequences. Fast cashola definitely kicked this person in the a$$.
What? seriously? someone actually took $10million in exchange for not having contact w/ their family? that's pathetic. so sad Andy... I'm curious who this is...
Originally Posted by G35papa
So this is the latest part of the story you told me about a few months back Andy. I can't believe she left her family (kids even) over money. Truely sad.
Last edited by G-girl; 09-06-2007 at 02:30 AM.
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#34
09-06-2007, 08:49 PM
Yeah, sad but all so true. The circumstances are different and I embellished on the actual amount of money . . . Although, it's turned out to be a nice tidy sum of monies. However, in the end, a trusted friend of some 20 years decided to trade in her life, as she knew it . . . For unnecessary gain.
The long arm of the Law follows and karma is a b!tch.
I have learned much from this episode. As the months roll by, I am becoming more and more content. We all have much to be quite thankful for . . . We have our family and friends.
The long arm of the Law follows and karma is a b!tch.
I have learned much from this episode. As the months roll by, I am becoming more and more content. We all have much to be quite thankful for . . . We have our family and friends.
#35
09-06-2007, 08:57 PM
Originally Posted by Disco_Monkey
All jokes aside, I wouldn't trade my family or friends for ANY amount of money. Without family there is no need for money.
Interesting story, albeit sad, Andy. Thanks for sharing!
Last edited by Big Rob; 09-06-2007 at 08:59 PM.
#37
09-06-2007, 10:27 PM
Originally Posted by Disco_Monkey
All jokes aside, I wouldn't trade my family or friends for ANY amount of money. Without family there is no need for money.
All the money in the world can't cover all of that.
#38
09-06-2007, 10:37 PM
Ten Million $
I couldn't accept a dime under these circumstances. If you don't have a
family that loves you what good is the life you're living. The same applies to
friends, I can count on one hand the number of close friends I've had in my
lifetime. These are friends that would watch your back no matter what,
friends that you can count on and would never let you down. Both family
and friends are more valuable than all the money on earth, and that's a fact!
family that loves you what good is the life you're living. The same applies to
friends, I can count on one hand the number of close friends I've had in my
lifetime. These are friends that would watch your back no matter what,
friends that you can count on and would never let you down. Both family
and friends are more valuable than all the money on earth, and that's a fact!
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