As long as (a) you aren't spending money that you don't have and (b) someone asks you to pay them back what you borrowed to spend because you didn't have it. When those two things occur, you have spent your way to a worse economy.
i would not be able to get in that with my father. not only is he 300bs but he likes to jump in elevators. i would have a panic attack if he jumped in this elevator.
@600Followers_GitEmSteveDave: Still, I'd simultaneously piss my pants and have a heart attack if I was in this thing and anyone (massive man, skinny child) jumped.
If anyone tried to recreate the Titanic scene (I'm The King Of The World!), I'd throw him or her out through the three layers of half-inch thick glass.
@USB_Humping_Dog: That's like when I was a little kid, and my dad (6'3" probably 260 at the time) thought it was awesome to swing back and forth as hard as he could when we were at the top of the Ferris Wheel.
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...and people pay money to see that? no wonder the econ is in the crapper...
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Shouldn't it be the other way around?
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Yeah... more money spent == better economy. Go figure.
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As long as (a) you aren't spending money that you don't have and (b) someone asks you to pay them back what you borrowed to spend because you didn't have it. When those two things occur, you have spent your way to a worse economy.
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Now pull out your calendar and let's see when we can fit you in with a therapist.
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If anyone tried to recreate the Titanic scene (I'm The King Of The World!), I'd throw him or her out through the three layers of half-inch thick glass.
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Holy crippity crap. I still have nightmares.