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I think I've decided
This is nice because the kids can fit in too:
FERRARI CALIFORNIA 2+ 2DR F1 Convertible for sale in Camberley | Auto Trader
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I'm already doing this - see other thread re: bedwetting.Originally posted by AtW View PostUse 100 times leverage on derivatives market to make millions.
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Sorry I mean spreadbetting.
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Buy an instrument and learn to play it well, could change your life and negate the need for a Plan B.
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Buy a bike or two for an African village (for starters)?
Buy a telescope and enjoy the stars
Buy some trees for your garden
What makes you happy ChimpMaster?
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They keep getting lost up him.Originally posted by AtW View PostiPad mini would suit you better...
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I agree with this, i would spend it on some experience you are going to remember for the rest of your life. Go for a weekend away to somewhere you would never think of going or by a noose and hire a hooker do you with a strap-on whilst you are suspended from the ceiling having an asphyxi-wankOriginally posted by DimPrawn View PostI find "life experiences" (travel, holidays, concerts and gigs) far more worthwhile than tangible things these days. Why not take the girlfriend/missus/mistress somewhere for fun and lots of shagging?
And if you've no other half, spend the money on taking girls from a dating site out and to hotels for the afforementioned.

Maybe it's my age but Ipads and stuff are a yawnfest.
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