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There can never be enough vacation. I want a lifelong vacation.
yeah you get paid for vacation. I don't get paid to sit on my back side. I prefer to work. although I have been thinking about saying screw it and just packing up and moving at tax time. too bad I cant because I cant take my kids with me. I would love to move back somewhere warm.
 
yeah you get paid for vacation. I don't get paid to sit on my back side. I prefer to work. although I have been thinking about saying screw it and just packing up and moving at tax time. too bad I cant because I cant take my kids with me. I would love to move back somewhere warm.
I bet, I don't like the cold. Glad we don't have to deal with snow and ice here.
Wish I could win the lottery, but I never win anything. I never really been a lucky person. The only things I have won was a Heineken grill and a lifetime supply of dog food. Never money. The most I ever won on a scratch lottery ticket was $20.
 
I don't play the lotto very often but id say im a few hundred bucks ahead overall.
Idk how shocked I would be if I won like 1000 or more. When you think about it every game has 3 or 4 top prizes, and it's spread out throughout the whole state. I used to work in a supermarket where they sold lotto. And twice, two separate people, came to check their lotto tickets to make sure they won like $10k each. Both from traveling from out of state. Wish I was lucky. $10,000 would help me out allot.
 
most ive ever won was 13k. but I was underage and my mom cashed it. I never saw a dime of it. pretty sure it went to her and her boyfriend taking a week long luxury vacation to the Bahamas. cause that happened about 8 months after I won and there had been no plans before then.
 
most ive ever won was 13k. but I was underage and my mom cashed it. I never saw a dime of it. pretty sure it went to her and her boyfriend taking a week long luxury vacation to the Bahamas. cause that happened about 8 months after I won and there had been no plans before then.
Awe, that's ashame. I don't like that.
 
Awe, that's ashame. I don't like that.
I don't mind as much as I used to. what I don't like is how much stuff she gave away when we were younger because she didn't know what they were. good hearted, BAD IDEAS. my uncle had been collecting comics and keeping them mint since he was a kid. he had thousands of mint comics. well, me and my brother were cataloging them after he passed away and trying to figure out what he had. we were young, maybe 12 for me and 15 for him, but we knew those stacks of boxes were worth money.

some were worthless, others though...

Amazing Fantasy #15 (first appearance of spiderman) goes for between 60-70K for a mint first print.
Action Comics No. 1 (first appearance of superman) sold for 3.2 million for near mint. if I remember right his was graded a 8.5 which means it would sell now for around 1 million
batman #1 which sells for about 350k in mint.

those were the 3 most expensive that I can remember, back then you can assume they would have sold for about half of what they sell for now. Well, my mom got tired of boxes of comics being everywhere while me and my brother were sorting them out, she asked which ones she could give away and we told her she could give away any that were open and not in plastic. same with the baseball cards he left us. well, she took all of the comics and baseball cards to the national guard armory and asked them to send them to troops overseas. ARE YOU KIDDING ME? good heart... stupid idea. That was my uncles lifetime of collecting cards and comics and worth millions now a days. we showed her what the ones we had cataloged was worth and she about lost it realizing how much money she gave away because she was impatient. some of his cards dated back to 1910, but they were in rough shape so wouldn't have been worth more than a few hundred. but when you have several thousand of them... it adds up.
 
I don't mind as much as I used to. what I don't like is how much stuff she gave away when we were younger because she didn't know what they were. good hearted, BAD IDEAS. my uncle had been collecting comics and keeping them mint since he was a kid. he had thousands of mint comics. well, me and my brother were cataloging them after he passed away and trying to figure out what he had. we were young, maybe 12 for me and 15 for him, but we knew those stacks of boxes were worth money.

some were worthless, others though...

Amazing Fantasy #15 (first appearance of spiderman) goes for between 60-70K for a mint first print.
Action Comics No. 1 (first appearance of superman) sold for 3.2 million for near mint. if I remember right his was graded a 8.5 which means it would sell now for around 1 million
batman #1 which sells for about 350k in mint.

those were the 3 most expensive that I can remember, back then you can assume they would have sold for about half of what they sell for now. Well, my mom got tired of boxes of comics being everywhere while me and my brother were sorting them out, she asked which ones she could give away and we told her she could give away any that were open and not in plastic. same with the baseball cards he left us. well, she took all of the comics and baseball cards to the national guard armory and asked them to send them to troops overseas. ARE YOU KIDDING ME? good heart... stupid idea. That was my uncles lifetime of collecting cards and comics and worth millions now a days. we showed her what the ones we had cataloged was worth and she about lost it realizing how much money she gave away because she was impatient. some of his cards dated back to 1910, but they were in rough shape so wouldn't have been worth more than a few hundred. but when you have several thousand of them... it adds up.
OMG! He could have had a Honus Wagner in there. Come on, mom! Shoot! She must have given away some gold.
 
well, 60 years of collecting comics and cards, a high paying job, and the knowledge that it could all be worth a lot of money down the road allowed him to collect a lot of crazy stuff. we barely managed to catalog 1 box of comics. that box had all his high end comics in it. they were in the original plastic, then slid into hard cases to protect the edges, then the hard cases were sealed. his cards were not taken care of as well, but he bought most of them secondhand.
 
Hi hope!
I have been doing well. Taking care of my wife whom is recovering nicely.
The surgeon believes he got all the cancer tissue out.
She has to go through testing still to make sure it haset spread to the lymph system.
Hopeople you are doing well yourself!
 
Hi hope!
I have been doing well. Taking care of my wife whom is recovering nicely.
The surgeon believes he got all the cancer tissue out.
She has to go through testing still to make sure it haset spread to the lymph system.
Hopeople you are doing well yourself!
Hey, glad you are doing well. And I hope your wife is going to make a full recovery. I am doing pretty good. Working a construction job at a large refinery right now.
 
Hi hope!
I have been doing well. Taking care of my wife whom is recovering nicely.
The surgeon believes he got all the cancer tissue out.
She has to go through testing still to make sure it haset spread to the lymph system.
Hopeople you are doing well yourself!

So great to hear!
 

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