Granny Died and made me RICH

Maybe I'm missing something here but I didn't see anybody urging this guy/gal to discuss his/her feelings about his/her grandmother. All I saw was a heightened awareness by some who may of course be willing their collections at some point in the future that he/she could have used a little more tact in his/her subject line. That's it. Cry and walk away and leave us hanging for that? That's his/her decision. But I'm inclined now to think this whole thing was nothing more than a cute little ruse, anyway. The joke's on us. We've been had. Carry on. :goof:

 

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so 6 pages of responses and the guy only posted here once...

 

I believe Pupa has " left the building " !!. April fool's is early this year.

 

way i see it why come on here at all if your not going to show a photo or follow up discussion , at least wait ill after she is in the ground and all is done to start with the forum and what i dont understand is why he is so lol lol happy when my grandmather had died and does anyone else refer to their grandmother as granny anyway when she did i was not in a very good mood and nothing could have changed that sure as sh** not money and if charles is lying about this its not april fools he needs serious treatment..thats sick

 

lol....grandma is gone

I don't have to wait till she's gone. I have my collection so now I try to teach a little of what I know. Although, when she does go, I will be not rich but wealthy. I know she has her coins somewhere and they are all mine.
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edited - links to personal sales sites are not permitted

 

I just can't get past the title of this thread.

 

The way he wrote his first and only post in the thread leads many to believe it is a hoax and rightfully so, him not responding any further adds to even more suspicion. After reading his post I was immediately suspicious and not because I don't like to be untrusting but because of past experience with this type of thing. Fourteen months ago on another forum a purported 18-year-old claims that he was cleaning out an old warehouse and found a "strap" of 1934 $1,000 bills. He said he turned the money into his manager who sent him by himself to deposit the money into his company's bank account. After a while of being unable to answer questions about exactly how much he deposited into the bank or how he did the IRS paperwork, he became defensive and rather irrational in his explanations. The whole thing was shown to be a hoax, perhaps the guy was on drugs or was maybe just a troll. Not that I am saying that this is the case with this situation but him not replying and posting any more details doesn't sit well for his side.

 

Doug.
I think this thread should be closed it is my opinion it has run it's course let's move on.

THE OTHER BRUCE.

 

Very funny.

THE OTHER BRUCE.

 

I agree 100% with Capped. I really don't see how the thread has run its course yet, no response has been made from the initial poster! Who knows he may never post in this thread again and that is his choice to do so. If someone doesnt like a thread or agree with what's posted inside than it is very simple, don't continue to read it let alone post in it as doing so will just keep it active and on page 1.

 

I agree with you to many mini mods around:goofer: Just having a little clean fun

As Vincent said Pupa left the building with DAK

http://www.cointalk.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=23745&stc=1&d=1198874105

 

That's great advice, particularly about Todd. He's one of the good guys in this business...Mike

 

Where did this guy learn to troll? He set the bait and obviously got a bunch of hits. Now he has to reel us in!

 

well it looks like he was a member here nad we got rid of him with our poor comments

 

I wasn't trying to offend with my comment. However, I think the OP is laughing one way or the other. He's either laughing his way to the bank or he's laughing that his prank was so successful.

 

When somebody dies you should feel both happy and sad. You should be happy for them for a life well lived, and sad that their gone. Funerals are to celebrate the life that they lived. Why else would there be all that good food?

 

ohh gad.........who dug this thread up?

 

I would still like to hear from the OP. If GDJMSP is correct which he usually is I suspect this guy is telling the truth. I would like to hear from you whether by PM or by regular forum news. THanks Tom