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Jet - BANNED FOR LIFE 02-01-2009 05:31 PM

If you were independently wealthy, what would you do all day?
 
Be honest, what would you do, what projects or hobbies would you work on etc?

Barefootsies 02-01-2009 05:34 PM

More or less the same thing I am doing now.

I would just fast forward some other projects and plans from the 2-5 year up to 12-18 months.

:2 cents:

Iron Fist 02-01-2009 05:35 PM

Jet is back?

Sands 02-01-2009 05:36 PM

Two chicks at the same time.

LiveDose 02-01-2009 05:38 PM

I would be travelling all the time and come home once in a while to check in...

tony286 02-01-2009 05:38 PM

depends on how I got that way. Working or born into it

Bro Media - BANNED FOR LIFE 02-01-2009 05:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Sands (Post 15420289)
Two chicks at the same time.

http://blog.craplife.com/wp-content/...5/lawrence.jpg

Jet - BANNED FOR LIFE 02-01-2009 05:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tony404 (Post 15420297)
depends on how I got that way. Working or born into it

why does it matter?


I would move to San Diego, on the beach somewhere, spend my days working out, surfing/swimming, fucking hot 18 y/o girls, surfing the net, and eating mexican food and drinking. I could do this for 10 years before I got bored.

BusterBunny 02-01-2009 05:42 PM

i'd spend it all and end up broke

Porn Producer 02-01-2009 05:44 PM

I would start a porn company where women had to come "try out" with me, the director.

Nicky 02-01-2009 05:45 PM

I'd spend all my day's in GFY contest threads.

d-null 02-01-2009 05:46 PM

travel more, bang more, sleep more, gamble more

SilentKnight 02-01-2009 05:51 PM

I'd travel the world doing photography.

fris 02-01-2009 05:55 PM

join the mob

tony286 02-01-2009 05:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jet (Post 15420309)
why does it matter?


I would move to San Diego, on the beach somewhere, spend my days working out, surfing/swimming, fucking hot 18 y/o girls, surfing the net, and eating mexican food and drinking. I could do this for 10 years before I got bored.

It matters because if I got that way from work chances are I like what I do and would keep doing it.

Sid70 02-01-2009 06:01 PM

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Originally Posted by LiveDose (Post 15420296)
I would be travelling all the time and come home once in a while to check in...

a fucking A, thats what I would also be doing.

SordidMedia 02-01-2009 06:21 PM

Pretty much continue working online as I am but for less hours and spending this extra time with family and focus more on leisure activities (weights etc).

Spunky 02-01-2009 06:30 PM

Hookers and blow!

papill0n 02-01-2009 06:54 PM

i would lie around and have women look after my after whim.

ronaldo 02-01-2009 09:01 PM

Funny, from the replies, I always thought GFY was the place where only the independently wealthy came to post.

MandyBlake 02-01-2009 09:04 PM

i'd shop and travel and chill.

CyberHustler 02-01-2009 09:04 PM

I'd smoke and grow weed for the rest of my life...

ExLust 02-01-2009 10:12 PM

Travel, hang outs and shopping.

WWC 02-01-2009 11:28 PM

I would plan and work on to keep my financial freedom going ;-)

geedub 02-01-2009 11:31 PM

travel, bang and gamble for sure. toss in some drugs to spice things up and i think i would be set.

JD 02-02-2009 12:59 AM

not a god damn thing

hypedough 02-02-2009 01:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Barefootsies (Post 15420286)
More or less the same thing I am doing now.

I would just fast forward some other projects and plans from the 2-5 year up to 12-18 months.

:2 cents:

Same here, I would fund my current projects and big a little riskier with where I put it. Without a risk there is no reward.

DWB 02-02-2009 02:11 AM

I pretty much live my ideal lifestyle already. Though I do want to learn how to sail and have not yet so I'd probably spend a lot more time learning that. I'd make more babies too.

Barefootsies 02-02-2009 02:13 AM

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Originally Posted by hypedough (Post 15421377)
Same here, I would fund my current projects and big a little riskier with where I put it. Without a risk there is no reward.

Amen to dat dear tootsie.

Barefootsies 02-02-2009 02:18 AM

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Originally Posted by DirtyWhiteBoy (Post 15421392)
I pretty much live my ideal lifestyle already.

Same here.

I have a pretty care free life, and am surrounded by young cuties sucking a mean toe. I get to work for me, and live and die on my own sword. I have earned what I have now, and appreciate it. I have fucked many, and enjoy traveling.

There are some more things I want to accomplish, but not working is not an option. I must have that daily feeling of accomplishment. However, some things left on my list are... (not in order)

1. Full service online record label. Streaming radio, production, A&R, distribution.
2. Dance club(s). Not strip clubs.
3. Own a Golf Course.
4. Either live on W. Coast, or split time between MI and Cali.
5. Travel around Europe/Japan/Aussie for a few months (diff trips).

NickB. 02-02-2009 02:21 AM

Id own a beach house with an army of women

friends and family would live a stress - free life

SomeCreep 02-02-2009 02:26 AM

I'd be this guy.

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g8...-psycho-02.jpg

Libertine 02-02-2009 02:29 AM

If I had 25+ million...

I'd buy a nicer apartment, then do exactly the same things I do now.

That said... back to work!

d-null 02-02-2009 03:01 AM

I'm kind of curious to hear some answers from women.


Most guys would bang alot more women, sometimes two at once....


I wonder what women have as a top goal for entertainment if they were suddenly extremely rich?

sexandcash 02-02-2009 03:22 AM

I'd be a travel writer and write books about interesting and obscure places

I'd also write my realistic fiction novel that I'm currently doing research for....
that'd be swwwweeeeettttt

Libertine 02-02-2009 03:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sexandcash (Post 15421519)
I'd be a travel writer and write books about interesting and obscure places

I'd also write my realistic fiction novel that I'm currently doing research for....
that'd be swwwweeeeettttt

Why not just do that, then?

Interesting and obscure places aren't that expensive, usually, and writing fiction merely takes time.

tranza 02-02-2009 03:52 AM

I'd spend the rest of my life in a bangalo in Hawaii or Cayman Islands with 9 pornstars inside!

quiet 02-02-2009 03:53 AM

i actually live that sort of life, and this is what i spend my time doing:

traveling the world, live in a resort town (Whistler, BC) whenever i'm not traveling, in order to snowboard pretty much every day in the winter, and downhill bike pretty much every day in the summer. hike in the spring and fall (mostly fall). head to the southern hemisphere every n.american summer to snowboard. read lots of books, write, do road trips, a bit of volunteering, bitch on a blog about local politics, and manage investments... all with a great girl by my side to enjoy it all with. you don't need to work all the time in order to get the best out of life. i will never understand these people who always want to work no matter what. over-rated. there are a million other more interesting things to do in this world besides 'work'.

Barefootsies 02-02-2009 05:08 AM

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Originally Posted by quiet (Post 15421553)
i will never understand these people who always want to work no matter what. over-rated. there are a million other more interesting things to do in this world besides 'work'.

For some of us. It is that daily feeling of accomplishment.:2 cents:

quiet 02-02-2009 05:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Barefootsies (Post 15421662)
For some of us. It is that daily feeling of accomplishment.:2 cents:

yeah, i get that. my only point is that there are plenty of things that can give you a sense of accomplishment, that don't have anything to do with work in the traditional sense. climbing a mountain can be a huge accomplishment. traveling to a distant jungle or island, and finding your way through some physically demanding, sketchy sitations... the same thing. taking a new, harder, sketchier line down the mountain on a snowboard in a remote area you've never been to before... mega accomplishment.

again, i get where you are coming from though.

SomeCreep 02-02-2009 05:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by quiet (Post 15421553)
i actually live that sort of life, and this is what i spend my time doing:

traveling the world, live in a resort town (Whistler, BC) whenever i'm not traveling, in order to snowboard pretty much every day in the winter, and downhill bike pretty much every day in the summer. hike in the spring and fall (mostly fall). head to the southern hemisphere every n.american summer to snowboard. read lots of books, write, do road trips, a bit of volunteering, bitch on a blog about local politics, and manage investments... all with a great girl by my side to enjoy it all with. you don't need to work all the time in order to get the best out of life. i will never understand these people who always want to work no matter what. over-rated. there are a million other more interesting things to do in this world besides 'work'.

That's all great, when you're older I guess. I couldn't imagine living an entire life that way though. I think most people need to feel a sense of purpose and accomplish productive goals. For me, living my whole life on vacation would not provide that and ultimately result in me feeling unhappy.

Barefootsies 02-02-2009 05:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SomeCreep (Post 15421683)
That's all great, when you're older I guess. I couldn't imagine living an entire life that way though. I think most people need to feel a sense of purpose and accomplish productive goals. For me, living my whole life on vacation would not provide that and ultimately result in me feeling unhappy.

Same here.

When I am not working on something. I tend to be unhappy. I can't sleep. It is a very weird feeling. I can maybe get by a day, sometimes two, with no work of any kind. After that, it really starts to bug me.

slapass 02-02-2009 05:36 AM

I think more money would just put my houses closer to the action. But maybe not as I like where i live so otherwise pretty much what I do now. Work a little, go out and screw lots of women. Life is good!

quiet 02-02-2009 05:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SomeCreep (Post 15421683)
That's all great, when you're older I guess. I couldn't imagine living an entire life that way though. I think most people need to feel a sense of purpose and accomplish productive goals. For me, living my whole life on vacation would not provide that and ultimately result in me feeling unhappy.

well, managing your money and investments is in and of itself a job of sorts. volunteering is far more purposeful than making money in a business imho. there is so much out there. sitting at a computer 18 hours a day is not the best way to live life. i did it for almost 13 years, i am happy to be done with it for the most part, and moved on to other things.

MissMina 02-02-2009 06:21 AM

Invest & make more money, shop till I dropped everyday and travel all the time with my family. I'd hardly ever be home that's for sure.

Vicious_B 02-02-2009 07:24 AM

Travel, adopt or foster or both, get back into creative projects I have no time or money for such as making jewelry. Like Mandy said spend time shopping and chilling.

Sarah_Jayne 02-02-2009 07:25 AM

No idea but I am willing to go on that voyage of discovery should anybody want to sponsor me.

Fletch XXX 02-02-2009 07:25 AM

i took a year off when i moved cross country, i spent my time reading, writing, and painting and lots of time in the garden.

few can take a year off, and at my age its unheard of. (32)

SomeCreep 02-02-2009 07:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by quiet (Post 15421713)
well, managing your money and investments is in and of itself a job of sorts. volunteering is far more purposeful than making money in a business imho. there is so much out there. sitting at a computer 18 hours a day is not the best way to live life. i did it for almost 13 years, i am happy to be done with it for the most part, and moved on to other things.

I agree that progressing in life is important. Often that means moving on from one way of living to another. Sometimes, that means doing the same thing for a lifetime (ex. Buffett, Einstein). Fulfillment is relative and everyone has their own priorities . For me, as long as I feel that I'm always making the best use of my time, I'm happy.

John-ACWM 02-02-2009 07:33 AM

Traveling, writing, working in advertisement, collecting cars and same as now


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