$50!!!

[Faust]

So, Google sent me a $50 check for the advertising revenue generated by my wonderful blog. Naturally, I must spend it in the most irresponsible way possible. Any ideas? It doesn't have to be clothes at all.

A fountain pen?

A book?

A case of Chimay?

A Laguile folding knife?

[Casius]

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Haha, thats so cool Faust. I say a good book or take Mrs. Faust and yourself out to a nice dinner. :)

[deuxmille]

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I'd go for the Chimay, although you should be able to get more than one case with 50$, or one very large case.

[Honey~Blade]

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This is the perfect opportunity to start your own cult. Buy alot of cookies and distribute it to homeless people, they'll do whatever you ask after that.

Maybe.

[Ann romance]

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laminate it and paste it on your wall and admire it . [:D]

recognition is a very good thing.

[rach2jlc]

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I agree with going out to dinner, but at someplace you otherwise wouldn't normally go (something odd like Lithuanian food or something). Whenever unexpected money comes in, I find it nice to splurge on a meal that otherwise I'd NEVER splurge on. Clothes...eh. For us, buying clothes is hardly "splurging" or "having a bit of fun." We spend so much on clothes that really it isn't anything out of the ordinary. ;)

Enjoy it!
John

[Faust]

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dinner is a good idea (or maybe a lunch/brunch)... cult is a close second.

[laika]

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lol, Lithuanian food isn't really that odd. I don't recommend it, needless to say. [:P]

How about happy hour Karaoke? [<:o)]

[xcoldricex]

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buy a nice new kitchen knife - (via the website posted in good finds). i need one now that i think about it.

[rach2jlc]

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lol, Lithuanian food isn't really that odd. I[/quote]

I don't know about that; I can still taste the lunch of "Kolduna" (sp?) I ate about sixyears ago... eek!

[Faust]

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[quote user="rach2jlc"][quote user="laika"]


lol, Lithuanian food isn't really that odd. I[/quote]

I don't know about that; I can still taste the lunch of "Kolduna" (sp?) I ate about sixyears ago... eek!

[/quote]

Kolduni? Really? Nice (calls Mom).

[laika]

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LOL!!!

It's koldunai in Lithuanian. I'm sorry you had a bad experience. I wonder what happened to screw it up--I mean, they just little stuffed dumplings, after all. [*-)]

I suspect Lithuanian and Russian food is very similar, with the former being slightly more influenced by Scandinavia....