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Money – we can’t get enough of it. $s and £s flashing all about all over the place, because we’ve never got enough and we always need more. It’s true that money cannot and should not buy you happiness, you could be perfectly happy, living naked in the depths of the English countryside with the flowers and those spirited bees, the badgers and trees, but I wouldn’t advise it. Money buys us food; it buys us digital/satellite television, dry cleaning, plane tickets and exotic sports cars. It’s the words most powerful tool – and without it, the world in which we live would be very difficult to get about in. “2 of my tree branches for one of your large rocks?”
Money needs no plug, but it’s something that the world holds a great deal of concern over. How come I can afford console A? If I wait a month, will console B come down in price by £100? Can I get 0% finance with console C if I spend £50 more? I like money. Not in a perverse or sadistic way, oh no – I don’t look at pieces of wrinkly paper with the queen’s head on and smile, but it does feel good to have a certain level of spending power at your control, because money is power. However, and this is a big but relatively inexpensive however, what’s all this “DOUBLE YOUR INCOME – WORK FROM HOME, 0 HOURS INVOLVED” business? So many annoying emails!!
Ok, so you may have thought I was going somewhere interesting after the first paragraph, but anyway. If you seriously do want to make money, at least in theory, read on.
You know those emails – the ones where the person tells you about how they’ve made a very lucrative income by working online for next to nothing hours – the ones with loads of absolute rubbish attached, those which at first seem like they’re intended personally for you, but later on you kind of get it, delete it, block the sender, send viruses out etc, you know the drill.
Anyway, one such email had someone telling me that if I wanted to learn how to make as much money as this guy did, then all I’d need to do was pay a small surcharge fee (£10 or $10) to be able to access a file and read how to make so much crazy money like they have.
Hmmm – how convenient. Lets all do what that guy did?
I wonder what that file said…
I hope you’ve caught on.
In my opinion – stay away from this paraphernalia, get a proper job, and watch yourself – there’re loads of dodgy schemes out there so be careful.
Intriguing
Dan
Money needs no plug, but it’s something that the world holds a great deal of concern over. How come I can afford console A? If I wait a month, will console B come down in price by £100? Can I get 0% finance with console C if I spend £50 more? I like money. Not in a perverse or sadistic way, oh no – I don’t look at pieces of wrinkly paper with the queen’s head on and smile, but it does feel good to have a certain level of spending power at your control, because money is power. However, and this is a big but relatively inexpensive however, what’s all this “DOUBLE YOUR INCOME – WORK FROM HOME, 0 HOURS INVOLVED” business? So many annoying emails!!
Ok, so you may have thought I was going somewhere interesting after the first paragraph, but anyway. If you seriously do want to make money, at least in theory, read on.
You know those emails – the ones where the person tells you about how they’ve made a very lucrative income by working online for next to nothing hours – the ones with loads of absolute rubbish attached, those which at first seem like they’re intended personally for you, but later on you kind of get it, delete it, block the sender, send viruses out etc, you know the drill.
Anyway, one such email had someone telling me that if I wanted to learn how to make as much money as this guy did, then all I’d need to do was pay a small surcharge fee (£10 or $10) to be able to access a file and read how to make so much crazy money like they have.
Hmmm – how convenient. Lets all do what that guy did?
I wonder what that file said…
I hope you’ve caught on.
In my opinion – stay away from this paraphernalia, get a proper job, and watch yourself – there’re loads of dodgy schemes out there so be careful.
Intriguing
Dan
Yeah, those schemes are pathetic. The sad thing is, people get sucked straight in by them.
Money – we can’t get enough of it. $s and £s flashing all about all over the place, because we’ve never got enough and we always need more. It’s true that money cannot and should not buy you happiness, you could be perfectly happy, living naked in the depths of the English countryside with the flowers and those spirited bees, the badgers and trees, but I wouldn’t advise it. Money buys us food; it buys us digital/satellite television, dry cleaning, plane tickets and exotic sports cars. It’s the words most powerful tool – and without it, the world in which we live would be very difficult to get about in. “2 of my tree branches for one of your large rocks?”
Money needs no plug, but it’s something that the world holds a great deal of concern over. How come I can afford console A? If I wait a month, will console B come down in price by £100? Can I get 0% finance with console C if I spend £50 more? I like money. Not in a perverse or sadistic way, oh no – I don’t look at pieces of wrinkly paper with the queen’s head on and smile, but it does feel good to have a certain level of spending power at your control, because money is power. However, and this is a big but relatively inexpensive however, what’s all this “DOUBLE YOUR INCOME – WORK FROM HOME, 0 HOURS INVOLVED” business? So many annoying emails!!
Ok, so you may have thought I was going somewhere interesting after the first paragraph, but anyway. If you seriously do want to make money, at least in theory, read on.
You know those emails – the ones where the person tells you about how they’ve made a very lucrative income by working online for next to nothing hours – the ones with loads of absolute rubbish attached, those which at first seem like they’re intended personally for you, but later on you kind of get it, delete it, block the sender, send viruses out etc, you know the drill.
Anyway, one such email had someone telling me that if I wanted to learn how to make as much money as this guy did, then all I’d need to do was pay a small surcharge fee (£10 or $10) to be able to access a file and read how to make so much crazy money like they have.
Hmmm – how convenient. Lets all do what that guy did?
I wonder what that file said…
I hope you’ve caught on.
In my opinion – stay away from this paraphernalia, get a proper job, and watch yourself – there’re loads of dodgy schemes out there so be careful.
Intriguing
Dan
Money needs no plug, but it’s something that the world holds a great deal of concern over. How come I can afford console A? If I wait a month, will console B come down in price by £100? Can I get 0% finance with console C if I spend £50 more? I like money. Not in a perverse or sadistic way, oh no – I don’t look at pieces of wrinkly paper with the queen’s head on and smile, but it does feel good to have a certain level of spending power at your control, because money is power. However, and this is a big but relatively inexpensive however, what’s all this “DOUBLE YOUR INCOME – WORK FROM HOME, 0 HOURS INVOLVED” business? So many annoying emails!!
Ok, so you may have thought I was going somewhere interesting after the first paragraph, but anyway. If you seriously do want to make money, at least in theory, read on.
You know those emails – the ones where the person tells you about how they’ve made a very lucrative income by working online for next to nothing hours – the ones with loads of absolute rubbish attached, those which at first seem like they’re intended personally for you, but later on you kind of get it, delete it, block the sender, send viruses out etc, you know the drill.
Anyway, one such email had someone telling me that if I wanted to learn how to make as much money as this guy did, then all I’d need to do was pay a small surcharge fee (£10 or $10) to be able to access a file and read how to make so much crazy money like they have.
Hmmm – how convenient. Lets all do what that guy did?
I wonder what that file said…
I hope you’ve caught on.
In my opinion – stay away from this paraphernalia, get a proper job, and watch yourself – there’re loads of dodgy schemes out there so be careful.
Intriguing
Dan