Archive for June, 2010
Morris had died.
His lawyer is standing before the family and reads out
Morris’ Last Will and Testament.
“To my dear wife Esther, I leave the house, 150 acres
of land, and 2 million dollars.
To my son Barry, I leave my Big Lexus and the new
Jaguar and $250,000..
To my daughter Shirley, I leave my yacht and $250,000.
And to my brother-in-law Aaron, who always insisted
that health is better than wealth, I leave my treadmill
star if you like this!
Amos Probert
I’m an unmarried man with one child, 401K, and I own my vehicle. I have no real assets (stock / bonds), nor do I own a home. Has anyone with a basic situation such as mine tried buildawill.com or legalzoom.com to create a last will and testament? Which one if either did you prefer and why?
I ended up using buildawill.com to create a no-frills will. This also included the two docs to be signed in the presence of witnesses and a notary. Total cost to create my will was $29.90. $19.95 for fill-in-the-blank will document creation via Buildawill.com, $9.95 to store it in a “Will Vault” and have the ability to make edits in the future, and a FREE complimentary notary service at my bank. This cost is certainely a lot better than the $250.00 that a local attorney quoted me. Much like doing my taxes via TurboTax, my will creation was simple enough for me to do it myself.
P.S. I wouldn’t want to buy a Suze Orman Product strictly because she resembles a raccoon.
Allie Dimitry
The aging process could be slowed down if it had to work it’s way through Congress.
You’re getting old when you’re sitting in a rocker and you can’t get it started.
You’re getting old when you wake up with that morning after feeling, and you didn’t do anything the night before.
The cardiologist’s diet: if it tastes good, spit it out.
Doctor to patient: I have good news and bad news: the good news is that you are not a hypochondriac.
It’s hard to be nostalgic when you can’t remember anything.
You know you’re getting old when you stop buying green bananas.
Last Will & Testament: Being of sound mind, I spent all my money.
When you lean over to pick something up off the floor, you ask yourself if there is anything else you need to do while you are down there.
You find yourself in the middle of the stairway, and you can’t remember if you were downstairs going up or upstairs going down.
Mary
My mom is going into surgery on Thursday for her lung. I tried to tell her how important it is to have things in order before she goes in. Just in case (Lord forbid) anyhting happens. Long story, but I don’t think her husbad who she is seperated from deserves anything, I could care less about getting any money for myself. Well my question is: I thought that you could just write your will down on paper… if it were a last minute thing, You know… like how people that commit ******* sometimes do… Is this true? Please let me know. Any information is appreciated. Thanks a bunch in advance
Ranger, I have some choice words for you. Your an idiot. You don’t know how the conversation went between me and my mother leading me up to posting this. In fact she wanted me to ask and see. Move on, and leave your two sense with some one who gives a fuck, because I don’t. You don’t even know the personal trials that we had to go through, and what I went through as a teenager with him. I did not say my stepfather was estranged. So to leave such an ignorant opinion on what I should do in my mothers marriage is completely and utterly asinine.
Perry Glas
Gertie just came from the office of her dear departed aunt’s lawyer. She was told that her aunt (who loved language teasers) left her a certain amount of money in US Dollars. The lawyer explained that according to the terms of her aunt’s Last Will and Testament, Gertie will get fifty times the original amount bequeathed if she could correctly guess the amount left her by midnight tomorrow. “God, that would be thousands of dollars if you succeed,” the lawyer said as he handed her a note from her aunt. It read:
RAIN RIDDLE: OLD ASTRONOMY HOST ALLOWS ABLE LASS ENTRY IN OWN LAND ESTATE. Love Aunt Alley.
Amos Ricardo
1. The state of being redundant.
2. A superfluity; an excess.
3. Unnecessary repetition.
why say it twice?
a unique, one-in-a-lifetime opportunity
absolutely essential
absolutely necessary
ACT test
advance forward
advance warning
affluent rich
always and forever
anonymous stranger
associate together
attach together
autobiography of my life
awful bad
bad trouble
basic fundamentals
begin to proceed
boiling hot
bunny rabbit
cash money
cease and desist
Chile pepper
circulated around
classic tradition
close proximity
closed fist
collaborate together with
combined together
complete monopoly
completely filled
component parts
continuing on
crimson red
dark night
delete out
down under
Each and every one of you
elevate up
end result
enter into
evil villain
exactly the same
falling down
famous celebrities
fellow colleagues
Fill in the empty blank
first of all
for your FYI
former graduate
free gift
full satisfaction
gather together
grand total
Greetings & Salutations
handwritten manuscript
HIV virus
hopes and aspirations
hygienic cleaning
I thought to myself
immortalized forever
individual person
inner core
jet plane
KFC chicken
kitty cat
last will and testament
LCD display
live audience
male son
marital spouse
merge together
more easier
my personal opinion
negative misfortune
new discovery
newborn baby
null and void
original founder
over and above
pair of twins
past experience
past tradition
Pie a la mode with ice cream
pizza pie
positive yes
previous history
print out
proposed plan
protective helmet
raise up
repeat again
revert back
rising above
RSVP, please
safe sanctuary
Scotch Whisky
sharp point
sink down
small speck
solitary hermit
specific example
square box
sufficient enough
swampy marsh
temper tantrum
terrible tragedy
tiny bit
true fact
turning around
under cover
unique individual
unmarried old maid
useless and unnecessary
wall murals
whether or not
with au jus gravy
Xerox copy
young child
A.M. in the morning
ABS braking system
academic scholar
added bonus
advance scout
affirmative yes
all inclusive
and etc.
ask a question
at this point in time
automatic ATM machine
baby calf
bare naked
beautiful vista to look out upon
boat marina
brief moment
burning hot
CAT test
Chicken Coq au Vin
chili con carne with meat
circle around
clam chowder soup
climb up
close scrutiny
cold frost
commence to begin
complete stop
completely unanimous
consensus of opinion
convicted felon
crystal clear
deja vu all over again
descend down
duplicate copy
elderly senior citizens
empty hole
empty space
ending outcome
essential necessity
exact replica
extreme hazard
false illusion
favorable approval
female daughter
final farewell
first priority
foreign imports
former veteran
freezing cold
future plans
good success
grateful thanks
growing greater
hanging down
honest truth
hot water heater
I remembered back
ice cold
income coming in
initially from the beginning
it’s raining outside
join together
killed dead
knowledgeable experts
latex rubber
little baby
live witness
manually by hand
mental thought
money-saving coupon
More than unique–it’s practically one of a kind!
near vicinity
New & Improved
new innovations
Not one single person
oral conversation
other alternatives
P.I.N. number
passing fad
past history
personal friend
Pizza Hut pizza
plait a braid
postponed until later
previously recorded
prior history
protective armor
puppy dog
refer back
return back
Rio Grande River
round circle
safe haven
SAT test
separate out
shrimp scampi
small child
soda pop
soup du jour of the day
spinning around
still remains
surrounded on all sides
tear apart
temporary reprieve
three triplets
toys and playthings
tuna fish
two twins
unexpected surprise
unmarried bachelor
unsolved mysteries
usual custom
V.I.N. number
wear upon
widow woman
written down
youthful teenager
Deidra Wright























