Nothing which would subject myself, or anyone else, to misery, torture, disfigurement or death.

I dunno. I think I'd probably stop short of rubbing poop in my eyeballs, and that's just to pay off student loans.

I would use it to set up a scam to more thoroughly fleece those idiots who would otherwise donate them to a church or some other religious organization. Then I might donate the proceeds to a genuinely good cause.




BTW, I've done sky diving like 15 times already.

Wish I would have had myself certified in the beginning instead of paying for tendom jumps each time.

(July 17, 2012 at 11:55 am)Chuck Wrote: Then I might donate the proceeds to a genuinely good cause.

Like buying yourself a Ferrari

(July 17, 2012 at 12:03 pm)Napoleon Wrote:

(July 17, 2012 at 11:55 am)Chuck Wrote: Then I might donate the proceeds to a genuinely good cause.

Like buying yourself a Ferrari

Do you think I am that self-centered, vulgar and small minded? Of course it will be a private jet.

I honestly don't think you could buy a private jet with 1 million dollars.

Mabe one of those assemble-yourself jets. as to the ordinary jets, they come with upkeep

You can. there are a couple of new 4 seat micro-jets coming on the market in the next year or two that would be priced in the ball park of 1 million. They are not meant to be business jets, as all private jets have been hitherto, but true general aviation jets for private owners like a more spiffy Cessna.

Also, You can get a used business jet from late 1950s or 1960s in airworthy condition for less than a million.

Yeah, but what about the upkeep? Is above the ordinary mortal.

(July 17, 2012 at 12:42 pm)LastPoet Wrote: Mabe one of those assemble-yourself jets. as to the ordinary jets, they come with upkeep

The average do-it-yourself jet kits requires about 20000 man-hours of after purchase assembly work. That's about 10 years of full time work by a skilled aviation mechanic. The implicit labor cost of the assembly is a kit jet already exceeds a million dollars.

There is honestly too much that I would not do for a million dollars. I am too ethically rigid.