What is the most that you have ever spent on anything. If you financed you house or car, you only get to claim the payment. Although you can claim the down payment. Ideally, you would claim the amount you paid to own somethign outright.

I've spent $220,000 on a house down payment, but had to wait two more year before I owned the house outright.

For an outright purchase, all my motorcycles were beaten by my watch, which was $29,000.

What about you?
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My 2010 Harley Wide Glide & my 2008 Hummer if you are talking about paying with green backs!
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On a related note, my penis is 12 inches long, but I don't use it as a rule. :-)
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:-) Mine is 15g in cash for school a few weeks ago.
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my car for 6.5 g
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My undergrad education is supposedly worth $120,000. I did not/will not pay it in one lump sum. :-)
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I paid $3K for an engagement ring. Turns out that is not a lump sum payment either, seems to be costing me about that every month now :-)
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A tank of gas.:-)
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:-) :-)
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Sprung for the 12 piece chicken nuggets at Chick-fil-A instead of the 8 piece and made my value meal a large. That was almost $8. :-)
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I just paid $5K cash for an engagement ring...you think it bought me a moment's f'in peace? Nahhh...I don't think there's a woman in the world who's ever gonna be happy about anything unless she's nagging the Scheiße out of whatever male happens to fall beneath her gaze...and it's usually the one living in the same house with her...:-) :-)

PS - Valentine's day, my a$$...
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$2500 on a Ukranian mail order bride.

Svetlana is my Valentine's Day dream.
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She is $25,000.

You get less quality at $2500.

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:-)

She looks like 25 cents.
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Only because you've never seen her "love dance".
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Um, I think for this one, they pay YOU the $25,000...
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My divorce cost about 400k, it was worth every dime.
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:-)
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Can she cook?

:-) Wow that is wrong and funny!





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