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[prickvixen]

(after reading this and this) Disgusted. Completely disgusted.

If I ever become a millionaire (which will never happen, of course, so I can make these promises), you mark my words, I'll still be wearing these $3 t-shirts you get at Michael's Arts & Crafts. When I'm not wearing rubber or PVC environmental suits.

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[queenofstripes.livejournal.com]

Oh, wait, you meant environmental suits because it'll be mid-21st century California... Hmmm, maybe you should do that instead of the whole extermination of the human race thing. You know, just fuck up the planet's atmosphere to the point where airtight rubberwear is the only viable fashion option besides full-body lamination.

[lysana.livejournal.com]

Oh, heck, an article in yesterday's Mercury News got me twitchy. The "gold-collar" worker. Twentysomethings living with Mom and Dad who spend their $10/hr incomes on Louis Vuitton bags and Italian suits. It is to retch.

Humm. I might turn out like grandpa.

[warlockd.livejournal.com]

What money gives you, more than anything is freedom.

With the trust I have access to now, I have the ablity to work on my electronics projects, I have the freedom to not stress about my job.

If my old 20 inch main TV broke, I wouldn't feel so guilty in getting a nicer 27inch TV. (HDTV is just showy:P)

Thats what money means to me. That and going to all the furry cons without having to worry about airfare hehe.

[singedrac.livejournal.com]

Ah you say this now, but money's a seductive and corrupting little bitch.