Worth More Dead Than Alive
How many old movies have you seen (It's a Wonderful Life, included), where a character is reminded that, due to life insurance, etc., they are worth more dead than alive?
Yeah, that has nothing to do with this post, but I'm reminded of it nonetheless. Ah, the randomness that is "me"...
Ran across this little link and (because I've been known to have a bit of a morbid side) decided to take the quiz.
$5125.00
If you decide to do so, as well, let me know how it turns out. Or, if you are still gape-mouthed at the thought of it, well, you can let me know that, too. Or not.
Yeah, that has nothing to do with this post, but I'm reminded of it nonetheless. Ah, the randomness that is "me"...
Ran across this little link and (because I've been known to have a bit of a morbid side) decided to take the quiz.
$5125.00
If you decide to do so, as well, let me know how it turns out. Or, if you are still gape-mouthed at the thought of it, well, you can let me know that, too. Or not.
posted by SuperWife | 12:33 PM
7 Comments:
Isn't it just the "It's a Wonderful Life" and the remakes that has that line? I can't think of any other films offhand.
Tony C.
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Tony,
I was actually referring more to the concept than the actual line, but I'm pretty sure that Dustin Hoffman says it in "Death of a Salesman" and Gregory Peck in "Other People's Money".
Wow...I'm worth $6200...
In case any of those golddiggers out there are reading...:)
I'm worth a lowly $4880. Do you think they'd pay me now and I could owe them my body later?
$5225. I'll take that on a gift certificate, Pat.
I did it. My value is $4725. Guess I'll take 11 ceramic dalmations and the rest on account. On account of you won't give me the money, Pat.
Tony C.
http://mahtwocents.blogharbor.com
A mere $3888. I'm not worth much either way, so I guess I might as well keep pluggin' along.
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