Folks, $109 million is nothin'.

[FlyingSquirrel]

Won't even get ya one of these babies.



Well, you could buy a 737 with it but with fuel prices these days you'd still be broke pretty soon.

;)

Sorry, I live in Boeing country...

[Unsane]

1. It is a shitload of money. And it bothers me.

People should be free to earn a living, but geeze...

[FlyingSquirrel]

2. Money's the root of all evil. I won the powerball once

donated it all to the Gates foundation. I'm happier this way.

:)

Well, I kept a thousand and bought this baby



Probably coulda got it for less but hey, I figured my brother needed the dough.

:evilgrin:

[TML]

3. What we should be asking

Remember how people destroyed John Edwards because he wasn't a "man of the people" for his fancy house and expensive haircuts? What's good for Edwards is good for the Clintons. They officially belong to the top 1% of Americans benefitting from the Bush tax cuts. How can they best represent Middle Americans when they're nowhere near our income bracket?

[FlyingSquirrel]

5. Well good luck with that

getting yourself a poor guy into the office, that is. Won't stay poor that's for sure.

[lligrd]

4. Agreed. nt

[sandnsea]

6. It's more than 95% of the country

or 99% of the world has. And if any of it was gotten because people expected favoritism from Hillary when she got in the White House, then we deserve to know.

[nebula]

7. No, it isn't.

compared to Bill Gates and the CEO of Exxon, the Clintons are practically paupers.
How can anyone be expected to make do on a mere 100 mil when Exxon is raking in the billions?

I think we should help the Clintons out with another nice round of Bush tax cuts.
You know, help them get back on their feet. :eyes: