If you had $5,000 to spend in one day, what would you do?
486250
I have a ton of bills, in process  of finding a new home, and need a new car. However, I would have to say we have not had a lot of fun lately so I would most likely have a pretty good trip to Disney with the kids. They will only be 10,8,and six months for a little bit the bills will be there until I die.
823192
Spaghetti dinners, crab feeds, pancake breakfasts, car washes, catalog sales, candy sales, dances, silent auction, raffle tickets..etc.\n\nYou probably wont be able to raise $5000 each in one event, you will more than likely need to plan to have a series of planned events (dinners/breakfasts) and ongoing events (catalog sales,candy sales,bake sales)
1168735
Buy a farm Cottage in S.France,Travel the world With my Husband.\nExperience everything I could ie, sky diving, hot air balloning, fly a plane!\nTake all my friends on a holiday of a life time\nThe list is endless, But I would give alot of it to charity!
494863
I would pay off all of my debt and both of my boys debt so we wouldn't have to worry about payments. Then I would make sure my stepchildren and grandchild had money for college or there first house ( they have to pick one or the other) If I still had more days left then I would donate to the battered women shelters, red cross and diaster relief.
1148277
100 billion dollars? Well, I'd invest most of it and treat myself to a few nice things, maybe a lot of nice things. I'd take 200 bags with $500,000 in each of them and I would hand them out to people on the street who would do the wildest things for them (like on that King of Queens episode where they won five grand and just blew it in one day). So theres one billion gone. $500 million on a special customized 747-800, actually make that two. Another billion gone. Then I'd buy reserves of oil so I can keep them flying, $5 billion gone. I'd invest $33 billion in different high-yield mutual funds that will yield $35 billion in one year. With $60 billion left, I'd give buy the best suits, dress shirts, shoes, and ties one can buy. Say a 2 billion dollar wardrobe. $58 billion, I'd then buy the one of the Concorde planes, restore it, and get it flyer and use more oil reserves to keep it flying. $5 billion gone. $53 billion, I'd buy the recipes and machinery of all the Starbucks in the world and operate them and give free drinks out to anyone who wants one, $10 billion gone. $43 billion, I'd buy the Coke operationa and make the drinks free, $10 billion gone. With $33 billion left, I'd buy the best fleet of twenty cars money can buy and keep them running with gasoline reserves. Once I have exhausted all the money, I'd go back to running my day-to-day life.
321453
Buy a $111,111.00 or less house (If you don't have one)\nBuy a $11,111.00 or less car (If you don't have one)\nPay all your Credit Card Debts.\nInvest 50% of the rest on a small business (With the help of a retired CEO of a public company) and 50% of the rest on the stock market (With the help of a Portfolio Manager)
1169548
35,000 - Pay off all debts, school loans, etc.\n5,000 - Put it towards my husband's Stage Combat training\n2,000 - New fence for the backyard so the dog can play\n2,000 - New gutters for the house (exciting isn't it?)\n2,000 - VACATION to somewhere tropical or overseas\n2,000 - Savings\n850 - For my husband to spend on new swords, gaming stuff and whatever\n850 - For me to spend on spa day and shopping that doesn't involve a thrift store\n400 - Broadway Season Tickets
229568
I would buy an apt complex, then offer apt. to the homeless, then they would have an address and could get employment. I would buy kits for doing hand molds and donate them to hospitals, that when when a family looses a child or teen they could have a mold of their childs hand to keep. I would buy equal numbers of the book Grieving The Pain and the Promise to give to each of those families so they would know that it's OK to grieve and mourn. Then I would buy hundreds of these lap harps that my children love with the music to go with to donate to childrens hospitals. These lap harps are so easy to play but they sound beautiful and kids love them. It would give sick and dying children something magical and fun. I would donate some to organ donation and transplantation, some to cancer research.\nI would buy space on billboards and warn people about the risk of drowsy driving and how it kills. I would petition Washington and try to get a law passed that made auto companies put window glazing in all SUV and high rollover risk vehicles to prevent other families from going through what we went through. Boy it could be alot of fun just to be able to do things for people and brighten someones day.\nI've always thought it would be fun to mail hundred dollar bills to people randomly from a phone book. Could you imagine what it would be like to get 100.00 in the mail when your not expecting it. That would be fun too.
749494
Spend $100 on something you want/need.\nSpend another $100 on something stupid (go crazy with this one...once in a lifetime thing)\n\nSave the rest.  Put it up somewhere like you didn't even have it until some time comes along when you really really need money.
880886
i would be thankful for all that i have and make do with whatever i have.  i would share love with friends and family. remember money doesn't bring happiness!
890335
Time....I'd make a little more time for certain aspects of my life. Also a little more money to be able to have a few things that I really want. Nothing exhorbant but just some simple things.
426436
It depends on how much- if it's just a little, I would spend it on books or Bath & Body Works.  If it's more than a little, I would go to Europe.  If it's a lot, I would pay off my bills, my family's bills, and get the hell out of Dodge!
835123
return some pop bottles. buy some icecream... and watch tv...\nor dance..... or....play on yahoo answers all day lol
310822
I would start at home. I would walk my dogs across the fields to my favourite pub, have a pint of Old Peculiar, walk home and have a simple meal with my wife and kids, then cuddle up with them in front of the fire to watch a movie we all love, and I would give the $100,000,000 to Live 8, because it simply isn't enough to pay for the day I've just had
225251
First, I'd pay off my debts.  All of them.  Then I'd pay a few things several months and/or years in advance, because I'd like to avoid being another 20 grand in the hole, if you don't mind.  \nThen I'd buy myself a home and a car, and shoot some cash to my parents for putting up with me & my BS for so many years.\nNext, maybe I'd seek out some of my friends who need some help.....more morally than monetary, and help them do the same things I'd just done for myself.  And set up some college/trust funds for their kids.\nMaybe I could find some good organizations to donate some money & some time....like Habitat for Humanity or something.  Maybe get in the school board's face around here, and tell them I'll do a little something with their budget, but in return they have to step up their curriculum & stop graduating idiots (I heard our schools are like 49th in the nation - HELLO).  Maybe I'd travel the country & speak in schools about my lifestyle & where it got me (I'm a bad, bad girl).\nAnd somewhere in there I'd go do some crazy shopping & spa-type things, with a health club membership b/c I'm fat & lazy & that's gotta go.  And put my own self through college to get a few degrees that might be worth something  :-)
603961
Steal Rebecca Romaijn from Jerry O'Connell.\n\nAnd probably sign autographs until my hand fell off... and spend about 10 hours a week at childrens hospitals and schools and whatnot.
938633
What would you do with your life if you didn't need the money? That's what you should do.