Screw the rules I've got $4billion, they don't apply to me anymore!GrinningManiac said:You broke the one rule!
Very Top Gearsy cars.sasquatch99 said:Buy my ultimate 10 car garage.
Which is as follows.
Bugatti Veyron
McLaren F1 GT
Ferrari California
Lamborghini Muria
Ford GT40
Porsche GT3
Ford Focus RS
Lancia Stratos
Lamborghini Diablo
Good list, I believe.
If any money is left after that, just but random stuff till I become bankrupt and start crying in a corner somewhere.
Well, it's not my fault they all like the same cars as me.Jaranja said:Very Top Gearsy cars.sasquatch99 said:Buy my ultimate 10 car garage.
Which is as follows.
Bugatti Veyron
McLaren F1 GT
Ferrari California
Lamborghini Muria
Ford GT40
Porsche GT3
Ford Focus RS
Lancia Stratos
Lamborghini Diablo
Good list, I believe.
If any money is left after that, just but random stuff till I become bankrupt and start crying in a corner somewhere.
To spend $1.5 Billion on cars you would have to buy 10,000 cars (with an average price tag of $100,000) That would just be a silly amount of cars to have. Also to buy that many cars would probably require the rest of your life searching for them4thegreatergood said:I'll chip in my $4 billion for that.pimppeter2 said:Invade France
If invading France is off-limits, I'd put half of it into research for alternative energies, $1.5 billion into vehicles and a REALLY nice house in a few world cities, and the remainder will be spent on living.
Same.Numb1lp said:And I will support you with my 4 billion.pimppeter2 said:Invade France
Not just cars, but boats, airplanes, motorcycles, and maybe a ride into space. The houses go into the $1.5 billion, too.razer17 said:To spend $1.5 Billion on cars you would have to buy 10,000 cars (with an average price tag of $100,000) That would just be a silly amount of cars to have. Also to buy that many cars would probably require the rest of your life searching for them4thegreatergood said:I'll chip in my $4 billion for that.pimppeter2 said:Invade France
If invading France is off-limits, I'd put half of it into research for alternative energies, $1.5 billion into vehicles and a REALLY nice house in a few world cities, and the remainder will be spent on living.
melting pennies is illegal : )Naeo said:Withdraw it all as pennies. Make sure they're all pre-1983. Melt them down. Extract the copper (in pre-1983 pennies, by current prices, there's more than a cent's worth of copper), sell it, cash profits for pennies, rinse and repeat until I own all the world's money supplies in pennies. Then dump all the pennies into the oceans and see how high the water levels rise. Alternately, change them into whatever coin would give me the largest physical volume of any currency around the world.
But in seriousness, pay for college, not have to go get a job, buy a decent house + one somewhere in the Rockies, see if I can't get a New Zealand citizenship (because New Zealand is awesome and I want to live there buy god damn it's hard/impossible to immigrate there) with some bribes and all, all that jazz. buy a bunch of solar panels and stick them on the roof to feed excess power back into the grid netting me more money muahahahaha. And then buy a gun that shoots velociraptors and destabilize the world economy.