Tundras live: Dumb Dad Jokes, Incorrect Opinions, and Relationship Advice.

Stacking the points is a good option, and if you have a cycle gear that is local and well stocked that's awesome. I tried cycle gear, but 99% of what they had was their own brands, and their site was way wrong on what they had in stock when I checked. I was pretty disappointed.

HJC are sweet helmets from all that I can gather. Which one are you rocking?

 

Not all ladies want you to be fast...

 

I chose not to live in paranoia.
You do you, I got this..

Texas Senate passes bill to ban government from enforcing red flag laws | kvue.com

 

Uhhh... you do realize it's a 'Pu Pu platter', right???

 

That's why you bought a $60k grocery getter.

 

Farva with the original Hawk Tua...

 

Of course I do. But then the humor is lost on those who don't know.

 

Maybe he's just wanting to exemplify a raging boner

 

That's awesome... did you take advantage of their BudLight specials

 

I prefer the pew pew platter.

 

A fan favorite at any party.

 

I need to go rewatch "Falling Down" at some point. I saw it once way back, and remember really liking it, but I need a refresher.

Anyone else in here that has seen it? @LarryDangerfield if you've not seen it you should give it a watch and let us know what you think. It's by no stretch a cinematic masterpiece or anything, but it's worth watching.

 

I have seen it a few times over the years. I saw it in the movie theatre when it first came out. It has some funny parts to it. I don’t want to spoil it for anyone that hasn’t seen it.

Michael Douglas is a top notch actor that I generally like most of the movies he has been in.

I liked his character in the Ghost and the Darkness. African adventure movie starring Val Kilmer for those who want an entertaining movie to watch on a Sunday.

 

Nope. Not even before BudLight made great marketing decisions.

 

I need to rewatch "Ghost and the Darkness" as well. I've not seen it since it was in theaters when I was young.

I actually broke my finger getting out of the car at the theater, so I sat there holding it in my hand through the movie. Sucked when I would get a scare because I involuntarily squeezed that finger and it broke immersion a bit.

 

Ok fellas, gotta rant a bit...

So Mega Millions raised the price of their tickets from $2 per drawing to $5 per drawing. I was never a huge spender on lottery tickets, but I would always get 1 ticket per drawing between Mega Millions/Powerball/State Lottery. So between $10-$12 per week on 7 tickets as Powerball added an additional drawing on Monday's.

I never got more than 3 numbers on any of my Mega Millions tickets over the 15ish years of buying at least 1 ticket per drawing. For the $1-$2 per drawing I didn't much care about the odds being astronomically not in my favor.

I just can't get over the mental hurdle of $5 per ticket. Yeah, I can afford the additional $6 a week it would increase my lottery spend at the 1 ticket per drawing rate I get tickets at. I just can't convince myself it's worth it as even at $1-$2 it never really was but it was such a small amount that I never cared.

I could throw away $4 a week without feeling irresponsible but $10 is what I would spend for the entire week between Mega/Power/State lottery combined.

I'll stick to Powerball and my state lottery moving forward. If they increase the Powerball ticket price then I will just get tickets for my state lottery.

I don't need or even want a $500m+ jackpot. Enough money to buy a house somewhere for cash and a lower stress job to make ends meet would be life changing for me. I think that is what many people who buy these tickets want.

While no one would turn down $500m, $2m-$3m or even just the chance to pay off all debts and start over financially would be life changing for the average lottery ticket buyer who isn't getting the tickets because they are a gambler.

I'm not a gambler as I never go to casinos not into cards, slots, dice or anything else. I always considered winning the lottery as an impossible dream that was worth the $1-$2 price of admission.

TL : DR - I'm pissing and moaning about the money I will be saving due to not buying Mega Millions lottery tickets in the future...

Side note: Back in 2013 I was 1 number away from winning $27 million in my state lottery but won $1,900 instead of the jackpot.

 

When I was younger, I used to think of $1M as being a big lottery jackpot. Now it wouldn't even buy a decent house with a proper amount of land far away from people.

 

When I think about money and what I consider life changing, I think about how it would change my decisions. If I had $1 million in cash, I would immediately move to another state, buy a house for $500k in cash and work a low key low stress job for the health insurance coverage. I would gladly take a 50% pay cut to never work more than 8 hours a day, worry about another deadline, work late nights, weekends, etc...

 

I'd like to think I would be one of the few folks that could handle winning a boat-load.

...probably not.

my problem would be fighting the in-laws....so, I would have to be confidential about the whole thing.

which is fine for me....but the wife? NOT A CHANCE

 

I could probably handle a boatload.

I'd surprise all of you silly fucks with a nice check.

If any of my friends or family asks for a dollar..

 

If I won anything over $10 million, I would hire a law firm to handle giving my friends/family money. I would disappear into the Montana wilderness never to be seen or heard from again by any of them...

Maybe host an annual Tundra's to Montana event!

 

there is an old thread on ar15.com that lays a goooood legal plan out.....I keep it in my bookmarks.


https://www.ar15.com/forums/general..._Winners__Or_Deluded_Hopefuls__Post/5-828009/

 

My wife is the opposite, she says if we ever won big money, we wouldn't tell a soul.
Although I'm sure some people would figure it out when we disappeared.

We would get set up for life, home, vehicles, travel, whatever.
Maybe give a few family members and close friends something, maybe not.
Some would go to St Jude's and a few other charities.

I feel that winning a ridiculous amount of money would be more detrimental than beneficial.
I'd be happy winning anything, but clearing a million would set us for life..

 

Good info.
Whitaker was an idiot with a gambling addiction.

Although a lot of good advice if one were to win big money..

 

It would easily buy that up around GP.