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WODIN said:
LMAO!!
vixenbabe
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Originally posted by WODIN
I have a brass planter, 18" high and 18" across in the kitchen full of change. It weighs 231 pounds now. It's almost full. Another few months....
Yes I weighed it.
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Hey Wodin....I do this too...I keep all the change hubby has in his pockets and use it as my mad money.It's my" tip" for having to do his laundry.
Last time I cashed it in, I had over 400 bucks!!!!! IT ADDS UP QUICK!
I have a brass planter, 18" high and 18" across in the kitchen full of change. It weighs 231 pounds now. It's almost full. Another few months....
Yes I weighed it.
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Hey Wodin....I do this too...I keep all the change hubby has in his pockets and use it as my mad money.It's my" tip" for having to do his laundry.
Last time I cashed it in, I had over 400 bucks!!!!! IT ADDS UP QUICK!
vixenbabe said:
$400.00 .... tips for doing laundry... hey.... I never get jack shit for doing laundry except lint, an ocassional penny [or a dime on a good day] and buttons. We hav eno clothes that have buttons... but I get buttons when I pull the clothes out of the washer.
WODIN said:
231 pounds. Why even bother going to the gym if you have that in the house. Just carry it around for a while.
Also where the HELL did you find a scale to weigh it? Tell me you didn't lug it into the bathroom because that's exactly what Lucy did on an episode of I Love Lucy a few nights ago. Yeah yeah yeah, I need to get a life.... suck it :]
vixenbabe said:
Funny story... I would take my kiddo for a walk every day - and I told him whatever change he found on the ground I would double it providing that he put it in his piggy bank. It started out small - about 25 cents a day then it started to get into three and four dollars a day. He was killing me ... then I followed him after one of our walks - he was dipping into my laundry quarters and into the change bowl then handing me two handfuls to be doubled.
He argued - at age five - that he did "find" the money - so technically he deserved to get paid. After that I set down some ground rules. Now he scouts the Coinstar machines, pay phones, newspaper boxes and the change returns at the grocery stores. Little brat still manages to come up with a few dollars a day.
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WODIN said:
I think a better term would be "Determined"! My children are hard headed and by the way, check out my signature...I think you can see I probably think alot like you! Maybe not but when you get to be our age....you really can't count on too many people to do things to suit! Boy, do RyanH and his buddies have alot to learn!
supersizeme
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damn wodin that's a shitload of change. i just went in yesterday to my bank and cashed in $153 in coins and thought i was doing well. it's probably going to be hard to find a bank that will accept those ancient Egyptian coins that your mother used to give you for lunch money back in the day. consider putting them on ebay, my man.
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