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OGSB
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Sure, why not?

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Dutch man, 69, who 'identifies as 20 years younger' launches legal battle to change age
Victory is never permanent
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PeteRasche
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I've decided that I identify as a billionaire and I think I'm going to engage an attorney and sue someone to get my money.
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PeteRasche wrote:I've decided that I identify as a billionaire and I think I'm going to engage an attorney and sue someone to get my money.
I too identify as a billionaire...I ask that people donate money to my cause so I can be the person I was born to be. I'm trans-financial
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krewe of ham and eggs wrote:
PeteRasche wrote:I've decided that I identify as a billionaire and I think I'm going to engage an attorney and sue someone to get my money.
I too identify as a billionaire...I ask that people donate money to my cause so I can be the person I was born to be. I'm trans-financial
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PeteRasche wrote:I've decided that I identify as a billionaire and I think I'm going to engage an attorney and sue someone to get my money.
Catch is that you'd have to find an attorney willing to work on contingency... :wink:
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If this works, maybe I can identify myself as being 72, can retire with full social security at the higher level because I waited until I reached 72 before starting to take my payment!
What if the Hokey Pokey really is what it's all about?
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AO Sig wrote:If this works, maybe I can identify myself as being 72, can retire with full social security at the higher level because I waited until I reached 72 before starting to take my payment!
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gerryb323 wrote:
AO Sig wrote:If this works, maybe I can identify myself as being 72, can retire with full social security at the higher level because I waited until I reached 72 before starting to take my payment!
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Yeah, seriously, why didn't I think of that?

Heck, most mornings when the alarm goes off, I feel like I'm retirement age already anyway. And I didn't even play football.
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ml wave wrote:
PeteRasche wrote:I've decided that I identify as a billionaire and I think I'm going to engage an attorney and sue someone to get my money.
Catch is that you'd have to find an attorney willing to work on contingency... :wink:
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