Goodbye gasoline!

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“A road bike frame.” M, 28, Info AnalystLansing, MI

Takle a break and enjoy

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“Bush allowed me to bring some fun to my busy schedule.” Mark, 20, Hilton HQMemphis, TN

Come on No Eviction!

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“Expensive private university = no money. So I sank the entirety of my check into my rent! My mom thanks you, Economic Stimulant.” Eric, 22, StudentDecatur, GA

HD Hell

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“We purchased an HDTV and DVD player as ours were outdated. We planned the purchase for the rebate check as most everything else is payed down/off and it is something that can be appreciated by the whole family.” Barb, 39, disabled/at homeCharleston, SC

Vamos a la playa.

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“Paid off the credit card purchase of a families worth of plane tickets to Panama, to visit my Dad and spend some time speaking spanish and napping on the beach.” GregPortland, Oregon

A Foreign Fence

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“I needed a nice fence around my house. So, I hired some Mexicans to do the job. Now I have a new fence and $400 left of my stimulus check.” Matt G, 25Houma, LA

Stimulus, my a$$. More like, pay off stuff owed.

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“I paid off the plumber who re-did the radiators in this room extension. Every extra penny I get is going into finishing this project, just in time for my son to move out! Ungrateful child!” kim, 51, Research analyst, UCHCmeriden, ct

Mulch, Mulch and More Mulch

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“I bought 25 yards of mulch which included a back ache. Fun, Fun, Fun!” Doug, 40, InvestmentsPeninsula, OH

I shuddered at the cost of shutters!

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“Having no debt, I purchased something my wife wanted in our bedroom sitting area – white shutters. I couldn’t believe it but three of them ate up all of the check and cost me a few hundred. Hope this sufficiently stimulates the economy. Of course this whole idea violates the basic economic theory of the …

Movin’ On Up!

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“Gonna be moving to a bigger house in the near future, so the check goes into savings until it can be spent on all those fun moving expenses.” Mike, 31, Sys. AdminAtlanta, GA