OT - For my fellow broke people...

Cleopatra_Nik
on 8/1/12 5:33 am, edited 8/1/12 5:34 am - Baltimore, MD

Let's muse, shall we? Because I'm at that level of brokeness where my muses are about all I have to keep me from starting a revolution.

So...complete the sentence:

"Once I get me a decent chunk of change, I'ma gonna _________."

(Assume it's expendible income. Or, well, muse that it is...)

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Cleopatra_Nik
on 8/1/12 5:34 am - Baltimore, MD

RNY on 01/08/08

Once I get me a decent chunk of change, I'ma gonna book a spa day. Cuz I need it!

Missy A.
on 8/1/12 5:37 am - NC

RNY on 08/17/12

"Once I get me a decent chunk of change, I'm gonna go back home to visit my family and friends!"

Missy

Missy

HW:348 Consult W:320 SW:295 Current W:156 GW:140

juleskar
on 8/1/12 5:38 am

RNY on 01/11/11

Ok, but it's gonna be a BIG chunk of change.
I'm going to get reconstructive surgery.

kathyshrinks
on 8/1/12 5:40 am - WA

RNY on 01/18/12

Breast reduction - unless insurance will cover it.

animal02
on 8/1/12 5:41 am

Go shopping and buy me some new shoes that fit and a few new great fitting threads without feeling guilty.

Dagne Tripplehorn
on 8/1/12 5:46 am - OR

RNY on 04/06/12

Depends on when that chunk descends upon me.
Still really fat: Take electric guitar lessons and rent a guitar.
Not so fat: London calling! & go to Scotland to pet a hairy coo.

hedrider
on 8/1/12 5:51 am - Midlothian, TX

RNY on 03/29/10

Not sure what a hair coo is, but with the image I'm conjuring up I'm pretty sure I've seen some here in the US.

What's a hairy coo? It's one or two letters away from being something less than PG.

Heather
Since 2008 my team has raised over $42,000 to fight breast cancer.

happy_baker
on 8/1/12 5:58 am, edited 7/31/12 6:01 pm

RNY on 02/15/12

LoL! A hairy cow. A highland bull.
I've been to Scotland. Went to Edinburgh for Hogmanay, the huge New Year's Eve street celebration and the Loony Dook--the New Years' Day polar bear swim in the North Sea. Brrr.

Super, super, SUPER fun. The Scots really know how to party.

We passed a whole field of Highland cows on our way to Loch Ness. They are so beautiful. One of them though, had horns that curved around so severely, they were close to poking him in his eyes...I certainly hope the farmer trimmed those babies down.

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Dagne Tripplehorn
on 8/1/12 2:01 pm - OR

RNY on 04/06/12

Ooh, Hogmanay! I supposed the weather was cold and wet, but I'd take Edinburgh any time of the year. Did you participate in the Loony Dook?

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