 For all the screaming and carrying on, their neighbours thought they'd won the lottery. But it was a lumpy old sofa stuffed with $40,000 in cash that had three young roommates raising a ruckus. Comments
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Upon reading the headline, I initially thought 40 K stashed in a sofa was drug related. Turns out it was just a paranoid old lady.....or based on how today's banks operate.... prudent? I wonder if the IRS are going to be looking at her now
There's nothing to look at. There's no law against having a lot of cash...yet.
I found a baseball in a couch crack one time.
Speaking of baseball, back in January 1995 I had a beer with Barry Bonds at Fat City in Sacramento.
Here's the rub: I had no idea who he was since I wasn't following baseball at the time.
I found a baseball in a couch crack one time.
Sounds painful.
Oh, couch. doh.
I found a baseball in a couch crack one time.
Speaking of baseball, back in January 1995 I had a beer with Barry Bonds at Fat City in Sacramento.
Here's the rub: I had no idea who he was since I wasn't following baseball at the time.
Who is... oh nevermind.
I found a baseball in a couch crack one time.
Buck was hiding it from the cats.
The neatest thing I ever found in used furniture was the classified section from the Vancouver Sun from September 20th(or so) 1968, just a few weeks before I was born. It was under the bottom drawer of a dresser I bought in a thrift store around 1988. Not the whole section, and it was a bit torn and it must have fallen out of a drawer and slipped down the back. It was neat to read the ads for employment, for sale, etc from back then.
Our cat(from years ago) used to lurk in the sofa