Do you have a price?

[DLJ]

(14-11-2012 04:12 PM)Dark Light Wrote:  

(14-11-2012 02:22 PM)DLJ Wrote:  If you were offered $50,000 by someone wanting legal status (i.e. get married, no strings), would you take it?

No. I do have a price, but that ain't it.

Care to expand on that?

What would it be?

[Free Thought]

(14-11-2012 04:15 PM)DLJ Wrote:  

(14-11-2012 04:12 PM)Dark Light Wrote:  No. I do have a price, but that ain't it.

Care to expand on that?

What would it be?

[Stark Raving]

Not nearly enough money.

....and yes, I do have a price.

[Dark Light]

(14-11-2012 04:15 PM)DLJ Wrote:  

(14-11-2012 04:12 PM)Dark Light Wrote:  No. I do have a price, but that ain't it.

Care to expand on that?

What would it be?

I don't know. It would be much less if I weren't already married. Hmm... Maybe as little as quarter-mil.

[DLJ]

(14-11-2012 04:59 PM)Stark Raving Wrote:  Not nearly enough money.

....and yes, I do have a price.

Care to expand on that?

What would it be?

[frankiej]

I'd probably do it for a couple of thousand. I'm just a dirty whore.

[Near]

Me too frankie, not going to say no to money i can use for my education.

[Stark Raving]

(14-11-2012 05:54 PM)DLJ Wrote:  

(14-11-2012 04:59 PM)Stark Raving Wrote:  Not nearly enough money.

....and yes, I do have a price.

Care to expand on that?

What would it be?

Not nearly enough info to expand further.

I suppose, if someone were to approach me with a well laid out plan, a proposal for the terms of the agreement, including all expectations of my involvement, and all that along with a reasonable number (don't even approach me without at least half a mil on the table, although I'd negotiate down given the right circumstances) and we can talk.

Now enough of that. Where's my prize for the worst run-on sentence?

[DLJ]

Stark,
"price" not "prize".

Are you charging per word?

[Dark Light]

(14-11-2012 06:39 PM)Stark Raving Wrote:  Not nearly enough info to expand further.

I suppose, if someone were to approach me with a well laid out plan, a proposal for the terms of the agreement, including all expectations of my involvement, and all that along with a reasonable number (don't even approach me without at least half a mil on the table, although I'd negotiate down given the right circumstances) and we can talk.

Now enough of that. Where's my prize for the worst run-on sentence?

Worst, or best?