What kind of arsehole would waste that amount, especially for a reason like that?

didn't rtfa

consciousNOT: What kind of arsehole would waste that amount, especially for a reason like that?

didn't rtfa

the stupid biatch in the article, for one. though i suppose we need to throw her entire family into the idiot category

It's okay, my family will foot the bill when I'm dead :D
Stupid

Yeah, I saw that episode of 'House'.

Megain: consciousNOT: What kind of arsehole would waste that amount, especially for a reason like that?

didn't rtfa

the stupid biatch in the article, for one. though i suppose we need to throw her entire family into the idiot category

What would you do? Give it to charity?

I'm pretty sure this idea was the basis for a movie.

A really, really stupid movie.

the stupid biatch charged all that stuff thinking she would die and the money would never have to be re-paid. LOL

now the coont is stuck with the bill.

Lipspinach: Megain: consciousNOT: What kind of arsehole would waste that amount, especially for a reason like that?

didn't rtfa

the stupid biatch in the article, for one. though i suppose we need to throw her entire family into the idiot category

What would you do? Give it to charity?

Yeah, I drtfa. oops

FTFA: Suzie Grogan vowed to live each day like it was her last after she was diagnosed with the devastating condition in August 2006. The 47-year-old decided to organise as many things to benefit her family as possible.

Short-sighted, yes, but not stupid.

If you thought that you were going to die, would you rather spend your last few days/weeks/months having fun with your loved ones or sulking in bed? It's the same theory behind the whole Make-A-Wish thing. Wanting to make shiat count doesn't make her a "Stupid biatch."

Not impressed.

She's not a census worker, is she?

Fluorescent Testicle: FTFA: Suzie Grogan vowed to live each day like it was her last after she was diagnosed with the devastating condition in August 2006. The 47-year-old decided to organise as many things to benefit her family as possible.

Short-sighted, yes, but not stupid.

If you thought that you were going to die, would you rather spend your last few days/weeks/months having fun with your loved ones or sulking in bed? It's the same theory behind the whole Make-A-Wish thing. Wanting to make shiat count doesn't make her a "Stupid biatch."

"Live everyday like it's your last."


HAHA!

Imagine if everyone DID!

Fluorescent Testicle: FTFA: Suzie Grogan vowed to live each day like it was her last after she was diagnosed with the devastating condition in August 2006. The 47-year-old decided to organise as many things to benefit her family as possible.

Short-sighted, yes, but not stupid.

If you thought that you were going to die, would you rather spend your last few days/weeks/months having fun with your loved ones or sulking in bed? It's the same theory behind the whole Make-A-Wish thing. Wanting to make shiat count doesn't make her a "Stupid biatch."

There are many ways you can enjoy what time you have left with your friends/family without racking up huge amounts of debt that will burden them after you are gone.

it mentioned she is working two jobs to pay it.

Fluorescent Testicle: FTFA: Suzie Grogan vowed to live each day like it was her last after she was diagnosed with the devastating condition in August 2006. The 47-year-old decided to organise as many things to benefit her family as possible.

Short-sighted, yes, but not stupid.

If you thought that you were going to die, would you rather spend your last few days/weeks/months having fun with your loved ones or sulking in bed? It's the same theory behind the whole Make-A-Wish thing. Wanting to make shiat count doesn't make her a "Stupid biatch."

Agreed.

/can relate a little too much

The good news is she'll probably get some sort of cancer from all the stress of paying off the bills.

/Good news?

SURPRISE!

Well, there is always suicide

Lipspinach: Megain: consciousNOT: What kind of arsehole would waste that amount, especially for a reason like that?

didn't rtfa

the stupid biatch in the article, for one. though i suppose we need to throw her entire family into the idiot category

What would you do? Give it to charity?

Will it to her family?

Boxiao: Not impressed.

I just caught a re-run of that episode the other night, first thing that came to my mind as well.

I guess it would make sense if it was money she already had, and was just wasting (sort of) on having fun with her family, but this was debt she was incurring. Debt that someone would have to pay after she dies. How in the hell does that help her family? I sympathize with her because hey, everyone copes somehow, but it's still pretty retarded.

Cancer suprise!

But where's the cancer?

That's the suprise!!

Flappyhead: Boxiao: Not impressed.

I just caught a re-run of that episode the other night, first thing that came to my mind as well.

heheh me too.

Feint: Fluorescent Testicle: FTFA: Suzie Grogan vowed to live each day like it was her last after she was diagnosed with the devastating condition in August 2006. The 47-year-old decided to organise as many things to benefit her family as possible.

Short-sighted, yes, but not stupid.

If you thought that you were going to die, would you rather spend your last few days/weeks/months having fun with your loved ones or sulking in bed? It's the same theory behind the whole Make-A-Wish thing. Wanting to make shiat count doesn't make her a "Stupid biatch."

There are many ways you can enjoy what time you have left with your friends/family without racking up huge amounts of debt that will burden them after you are gone.

I hate THIS posts, but, this man. What did she think her family would do about all this debt when she died?

I wonder how much of that was on credit, and how much came out of savings.

Step One: Get cancer
Step Two: Spend 50,000 pounds
Step Three: DURRRRR

kennydra: I guess it would make sense if it was money she already had, and was just wasting (sort of) on having fun with her family, but this was debt she was incurring. Debt that someone would have to pay after she dies. How in the hell does that help her family? I sympathize with her because hey, everyone copes somehow, but it's still pretty retarded.

I think it would come out of her estate. If she had none her family wouldn't have to pay. If they had gifts they might be repossessed, but they can't repo a trip.

IANAL, and so am most likely completely wrong.

If you do something this stupid, why do you then tell the media about it?

Alx_xlA: Will it to her family?

She did...with stuff, instead of money. New kitchen, cars, rare books, vacations, etc, etc.

/or thought she did, anyway

Fluorescent Testicle: Short-sighted, yes, but not stupid.

If you thought that you were going to die, would you rather spend your last few days/weeks/months having fun with your loved ones or sulking in bed? It's the same theory behind the whole Make-A-Wish thing. Wanting to make shiat count doesn't make her a "Stupid biatch."

Make-A-Wish Foundation requires compensation for your "wish" if you DON'T die. Otherwise, it's unfair to the kids who DO die.

Bet you didn't know that.

Well, 50,000 quid isn't too much, she should be able to pay it off in a few years time.

Still, its a stupid thing to do.

Witchydiva: I wonder how much of that was on credit, and how much came out of savings.

well the article says she took equity out of the house. but instead of paying off her kid's school, which would be a good gift and real help, she bought two cars and gave some cash to a remodeling contractor. great use of limited resources dumbass !

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Satanic_Hamster: What did she think her family would do about all this debt when she died?

Nothing. Your heirs do not pay your debts. Whatever your estate is...that's it.

If you die with an estate of $100,000, and debts of $150,000...your family does not cough up that extra $50k. Your creditors get to fight over the $100,000.

/of course...screwing your family out of the $100k is asinine, but there ya go

Didn't whoopie Goldberg star in this?

RockIsDead: "Live everyday like it's your last."


HAHA!

Imagine if everyone DID!

Haha, yeah, they'd be morbidly obese and have insurmountable credit card debt....

Holy crap, everyone in the US is dying of cancer.

she really likes "Cumbria" aparently

skinink: Dr Shapiro, a wonderful doctor gave a guy 6 months to live. When he couldn't pay his bills, he gave him another 6 months."


agrees

Haha

Does Obama have cancer??

Airfoilsguy: Does Obama have cancer??

He hasn't denied it.

YouPeopleAreCrazy:
/of course...screwing your family out of the $100k is asinine, but there ya go

Entitlement issues much?

It's her money, not her family's, not her kid's. My family does not *deserve* my money, they can make their own. I worked hard to make my money, I get to enjoy it. I pay to bring up my kids well, and give them a good education, the rest is up to them.

If I *choose* to give it to family, good for them. If I choose to enjoy it instead of hoarding it -- good for me.

mathmonkey: kennydra: I guess it would make sense if it was money she already had, and was just wasting (sort of) on having fun with her family, but this was debt she was incurring. Debt that someone would have to pay after she dies. How in the hell does that help her family? I sympathize with her because hey, everyone copes somehow, but it's still pretty retarded.

I think it would come out of her estate. If she had none her family wouldn't have to pay. If they had gifts they might be repossessed, but they can't repo a trip.

IANAL, and so am most likely completely wrong.

You anal???

Airfoilsguy: Does Obama have cancer??

He does look kinda thin lately.

Man, I remember when this was the first thing people thought of. You kids and your fancy Hugh Laurie TV shows.

Debts do not disappear upon death, the estate must pay off the debts.

Life insurance would also have paid it off assuming she had it.

robogun: Debts do not disappear upon death, the estate must pay off the debts.

Life insurance would also have paid it off assuming she had it.

If you'd like to avoid that, just die deeply in debt with no posessions.

The debts just disappear, trust me.

YouPeopleAreCrazy: Alx_xlA: Will it to her family?

She did...with stuff, instead of money. New kitchen, cars, rare books, vacations, etc, etc.

/or thought she did, anyway

...while she was still alive.