So you just won £12 millon and you have already spent the following:

£2m to Family members,
£2.5m on 3 Houses, (1 – US, 1 – UK, 1 – Monte Carlo)
£1m to Charity,
£1m on exotic sports Cars
£.5m on Boats

Leaving you with £5 million producing roughly £20,000 a month on interest alone (An Annual Salary of £250,000) you don’t really want any more Exotic cars or houses.

Holidays? Special Ideas? Cars or houses of special interest? Memorabilia?

Thanks
£ this is a Pound sign it is the curreny used in the United Kingdom. For your sake just pretend you are using your American $’s OR whatever currency you use. The pound is worth of your $$$$’s so that would mean winnings of $24 million.
£ this is a Pound sign it is the curreny used in the United Kingdom. For your sake just pretend you are using your American $’s (OR whatever currency you use). The pound is worth 2 of your $$$$’s so that would mean winnings of $24 million.
and a yearly salary of $500,000
6 people in the UK won 6.4million last weekend on the euromillions lottery. Its not a scam it happens.

i need to know where i can donate a boat in the Los Angeles area.

I have a 17ft Bayliner that I want to donate due to me getting a new one for Christmas. Where would you donate it to?

I have worked at my new job 5 months and discovered there is high turnover in this dept because of a clique of 5 people (out of 9). The “ringleader” is an older woman who apparently has to have a target for the clique to dislike. The current target is me, the new person (I don’t care as long as they don’t interfer with my job performance). One of the 5–a student worker–is graduating college and leaving. Not once has she assisted or spoken to me, even when asked and spoken to, but I have heard her make disparaging remarks about me (HR acknowledges there is a problem but since the dept manager takes no action, feels their hands are tied and just keeps transferring people wanting out or accepting resignations.) The dept is taking a monetary collection for a present for this young woman, signing a card, and taking her to lunch. My inclination is to say “No, thanks.” But should I participate just to go along and be a “team player” and not “rock the boat”?

Can I offer rides for people on my personal 26′ foot Bayliner and only accept donation. Would I be responsible for anyone that got hurt on board. What if I had them sign a waiver?