You've just won the lottery! The catch? You can't spend it on yourself. What do you do with the money?
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Taciturnu
ANSWERS: 19
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I'd hire a lawyer and undue a long ago wrong..By the time it was undone I'd be broke all over again..But it worth be worth every cent and more.
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Give it to someone who will spend it on me!JK
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Give it to my Mum of course.
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Cancer research and fair tax promotion.
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Half to my wife, half in a trust fund for the kids.
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I send one fifth to my ex-wife, two fifth to my son and two fifth to my daughter.
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I'd give most to my mom and put some towards cancer research.
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can't spend it on myself then I guess I would give a bunch to my daughter and spend the rest on strippers and hookers
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I wouldn't accept it if I couldn't spend it on myself. That's the whole point of entering the lottery.
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Give to the following: LinkTV, The Nation, NPR/PBS, Truthout, my school loan, Democratic party, ACLU, TWiT.
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Donate it to the children's hospital
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Give it to my husband, son and mother. Then they can all support me.
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I would create a non-profit organization where people with social problems (drugs, alcohol, mental health issues) could live in a community of single-family homes centered around a hub. In hub find counseling services, safety/ protection enforcers, and other resources for low-income families.
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Get Keysha the medical care she needs. Even if I COULD spend it on myself I would still choose to get Keysha the medical care she needs.
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I'd hire someone to spend the money on me... after taking care of some of my friend's and family's needs... of course...
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I would spend it on my pets.
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I would buy my girlfriend a house, and then I would move in
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I'd try to have it professionally managed to help children in Africa whose lives have been devastated by AIDS..I would like to give them the tools to learn how to make life work for them.
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Donate it to Heifer International. They provide livestock and animal husbandry lessons to people in need. http://www.heifer.org
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