She could of bought some nice things with that!

But she turned it down. Not enough. Think of the woods and wood hoarding toys you could buy with that. Ohhhhhhh the cabin and barns I would build.

http://money.cnn.com/2015/01/06/luxury/billionaire-divorce-check/index.html

 

It isn't the storyline, it's the comments that humor me.

 

.................meanwhile, kids are going to school hungry, people are losing their jobs through no fault of their own, and the band plays on........................My heart bleeds for both of them.

 

Yea...

 

The comments are always the best.

 

What a mess

I'm sure the company that HE founded and built owes it's success in equal parts to both of them

 

A 22 shell is much cheaper and could have been delivered via air mail.

 

HA! Turns out she decided to accept it after all! Check cashed.

http://money.cnn.com/2015/01/09/luxury/billionaire-divorce-check-cashed/index.html

 

That's great news! I've worried about her all week. I wonder if she'd be interested in a fugly middle aged man?

 

A Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha. I will bet you would have to clean up a bit and act like a real wood SNOB! Then she would say. "Ew! Wood chips on the floor! Your not staying here. Get out!

 

Luckily I've have the world's greatest wife, she loves my wood chips and she doesn't care about money.

 

Me too! Hey wait. I have the world's greatest wife. ? How can you have her too?

 

Jack Straw. That's a 4.5 hours drive. There is no way. Phew.

 

Ya, but your wife is married to a Kubota owner. Oh crap, I just broke my new year's resolution

 

This thread is more fun the the original article.
I wonder if she were mad because he didn't just round it up to one billion?
And to think we consider ourselves very rich when we find a good wood scrounge...

 

You made It 9 days!

 

I've owned a Ford too. But she knows when they went over to New Holland.?

 

Well, I have Kubota zero turn so I'm not really making any sense here.

 

Hey. What one do you have? How do you like it? Eventually I am going to go to a larger zero turn than the one I have. It will probably be a few more years. But the bigger ones start getting really expensive, so I won't be going too big!

 

I have a ZG20, that's 20 horse with a 48" deck. Ive had it 7 years with no problems and I plan on having it another 20. It's more like a really heavy duty homeowner model than a commercial mower. I am very happy with it.