Last edited by Trotskygrad (2010-09-30 11:09:49)
so you could be our own dadSamTheMan wrote:
dunno but id nail my grandma
Gold was $21/oz in 1920. It'll return, but probably not enough to be worth it!SEREMAKER wrote:
gold
Last edited by SenorToenails (2010-09-30 11:26:19)
Make sure you setup some matter of auto-deposit or some other periodic activity. Banks are known to close inactive accounts.NooBesT wrote:
Store the money in bank accout and profit.
90 years really isn't enough to make a lot of money. Even if you managed a constant 5% APY, you'd be around $8k.NooBesT wrote:
Store the money in bank accout and profit.
...SenorToenails wrote:
90 years really isn't enough to make a lot of money. Even if you managed a constant 5% APY, you'd be around $8k.NooBesT wrote:
Store the money in bank accout and profit.
Penny farthing...mtb0minime wrote:
I'd buy one of those cool bikes they had with the massive front wheel and tiny back wheel.
if the effort to travel in time was the same as it was in back to the future were the only effort I had to put fourth is setting the time to for whatever day/month/1920 and time, then find a stretch of road ( or if I don't need road ) to get it up to 88mph, then the return of investment would worth my time on something I could easily turn over on profitSenorToenails wrote:
Gold was $21/oz in 1920. It'll return, but probably not enough to be worth it!SEREMAKER wrote:
gold
http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-the-his … f-gold.htm
Yes, true...after a few trips, the damn thing would pay for itselfSEREMAKER wrote:
if the effort to travel in time was the same as it was in back to the future were the only effort I had to put fourth is setting the time to for whatever day/month/1920 and time, then find a stretch of road ( or if I don't need road ) to get it up to 88mph, then the return of investment would worth my time on something I could easily turn over on profitSenorToenails wrote:
Gold was $21/oz in 1920. It'll return, but probably not enough to be worth it!SEREMAKER wrote:
gold
http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-the-his … f-gold.htm
but nailing fugly girls is like riding a moped - no harm done if noone sees youGraphic-J wrote:
i'd buy a hooker but unfortuantley bring back crabs.
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BTW: MOST Women were fugly at those times.
but of courseSenorToenails wrote:
Yes, true...after a few trips, the damn thing would pay for itselfSEREMAKER wrote:
if the effort to travel in time was the same as it was in back to the future were the only effort I had to put fourth is setting the time to for whatever day/month/1920 and time, then find a stretch of road ( or if I don't need road ) to get it up to 88mph, then the return of investment would worth my time on something I could easily turn over on profitSenorToenails wrote:
Gold was $21/oz in 1920. It'll return, but probably not enough to be worth it!
http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-the-his … f-gold.htm
Of course, you could always do what they propose in Back to the Future, and bring a sporting events results book with you and bet on winners for big money.