Surprised you could a4d it. :pimp



Edit: Fiddy!

Child support on three kids...

A 43 foot Wellcraft Scarab - powered by THREE Buick 500CID motors @ 600hp each.

https://scontent-b-ord.xx.fbcdn.net/...024_4216_n.jpg

Back before gas went crazy, it would still cost just over $100 for an hour out on the lake.

It got to point where I would only take it out 1-2 times a year, so ended up selling it, and took a loss, because of the gas prices, there where not very many buyers :(

wow …………. :thumbsup

This :2 cents::2 cents: :mad:

My last boat. ....and when it comes to ongoing maintainance and fuel costs, the only thing more expensive than an ocean-going boat is a jet. You better really love being on the water all the time, or never buy a large boat!







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there are only 2 happy days in the life of a boat owner...

The day you get it and the day you get rid of it ;)

:1orglaugh :thumbsup

or my favorite quote:

when it flies, floats or fucks it's cheaper to rent

Our pool...

My freedom (divorce) $8,600,000. and worth every penny :thumbsup

...unless you sell it a huge loss.

Next time sign the contract. It pains me see when they steal your money.

:2 cents: :winkwink:

You got off lucky :(

Hot Tub for sure

How can you say that if you do not know what was his total worth?

My university tutions and degree I guess, spread over five years it accounted for a bit.

65000 on a boat

dumbest purchase of my life

Month traveling in South Africa for two
Engagement Ring
Extension to the house cost twice as much as the Africa trip and almost 8x the ring
My Laptop
Bitcoin
DJI Phantom
My Kids pram

Take your pic.

Boats seem to be the worst "investment" unless you just have money to burn. My one buddy has an old piece of shit but it has twin 454s. When I seen him fill it up once and the cost was over $1000 I couldn't believe it. Now I know why you see so many people just sitting on their boats in the marina.....they obviously can't afford to drive them.

I can see a good-sized marina packed with boats out my window. Even on nice summer weekend days, it's very rare to see anyone actually take their boat out or bring it back. Sad really. The only exception is a prominent local billionaire - his huge boat is always coming and going.

My grandfather used to say "a boat is a hole in the water that you pour money into"

Also I had an investor with a cigarette boat, he said if you floored it you could literally watch the gas gauge creep lower, and it was something like $1,500 to fill up. He said he'd fill it up the first time and then ask for volunteers, and nobody ever seemed to want to go out on the boat... ;)

you paid her $8million dollars?