Agree with the $75000 threshold. Once rent/mortgage, food, and healthcare is paid for, and not a cause of constant stress (ie wealthy enough that losing these things is not likely), more money provides diminishing returns in terms of happiness.
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yes it can..........if happiness is fixing your broken dick
fyp :0008
It worked great on your Mom Saturday night, she didn't complain.......:0074 .....
youre like 80 years old and still use "your mom" jokes?
:facepalm: :facepalm: :facepalm:
66 to be exact............look and feel like 50.
66, "look and feel" 50, and act 12.
nice combination. youve got it all covered. from elementary school sissy to senior citizen.
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Yawn...........you have officially run out of material. Now run along little boy.
Being wealthy is not about having money, it?s about having options - Chris Rock
Deep....very deep.
To be honest, I've never needed much and don't need much to be "happy." Then again, I've never been overly materialistic or into conspicuous consumption.
My girlfriend and I have had this running joke/understanding that if she ever won the lottery, all I would need to be happy is a million and she would keep the rest and do whatever she wanted with it. Just last week, however, she added a clause:
"Fine. You can have your one million. Just don't come running back to me for more once you've donated and given it all away!"
HAHAHAHA! LOL
Peace!![]()
Having big money changes everything............
I don't need money to be happy but when I see my paycheck, which I work hard for, robbed by Obama and this gov't it makes me sick.
Nice job saying taxes only go up for the "rich". I guess everyone is rich now because if you work, your taxes went up.
Fucking piece of shit. :fingerc:
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