If you won the lottery?

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MizzDeedz

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if i won a decent amount id buy myself a house and a new car and have a decent holiday - id bank the rest and live a relaxed life. Id give feck all away to anyone as well why should i, MINE ALL MINE!!!!

oh except for me mum cos i love her and i think she should live out her days in spain like she wants to now shes retired, and have that little holiday cottage shes dreamed of :love:
 

Jiglo

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lol, Silkys moved away now so Cornwall is less likely :D

Cornwall came after the concept, it can be done anywhere as long as it isn't too close to a residential area.

I've been to 2 over the past few summers at an unused airfield between Tamworth and Warwickshire and had 2 top weekends with camping, bbq's, fires and music from dj's through a loud pa system till well into the early hrs (well always on the first night;) ) :head:

It can be done!:cool: :D
 

PepeLePew

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Beyond all the sensible things I'ld do to keep me in the money.

I've always fancied opening some sort of club/house with multiple rooms; dancefloor, mashup room, kitchen, artistic room (painting/graphic design - anything created being the property of the designer) . Fully equipped with decks, lighting, speakers, broadband/pcs I just wouldn't supply the tunes. It would be free to friends and friends thereof. But bouncers employed to make sure it wasn't being inhabited by balloons, and medical staff etc.
Maybe I wouldn't supply bedrooms, but have it near to decent cheap hotels.

Just somewhere that would be open year round to whoever wants to go and get properly spangled in a safe venue for whatever length of time. I'm thinking more of a progression of the clubbing experience than Kevs club.
 

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I've always fancied doing voluntary work. But I've pretty much given up on the idea unless as above I won the lottery. But I've found working in the public sector being the next best thing. I always feel motivated to put my full efforts in as its my tax money that I'm making work efficiently. And not just some corporate cock. Just wanted to throw that in to the conversation, if so many people do feel like doing something more constructive with their working life :thumbsup: