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Scam, of Which I Wish I Had Thunk
By Josh Witten | July 22nd 2009 02:46 PM | 4 comments | Print | E-mail | Track Comments
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Boy, I can't think of any possible way that the Reincarnation Bank may be trying to take advantage of you.  They are only frighteningly vague on exactly how you make a withdrawal after reincarnation.  And, what if you come back as a dog?

Oh yeah, you also have to give them ownership of your assets in your will. 

*Butt slap o' encouragement to Tyler Cowen.

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Gerhard Adam's picture
Man ... I am really in the wrong business ...

Gerhard Adam | 07/22/09 | 15:09 PM
I don't know, even if I had thunk of it, I wouldn't have had the balls to DO it... (hey, but maybe in my next life I'll come back with less of a conscience!)

Arj (not verified) | 07/23/09 | 19:49 PM
Becky Jungbauer's picture
Butt slap o' encouragement to Tyler Cowen.

That's just weird. From a girl's perspective, anyway. I guess it's normal for guys, especially pro athletes.

Becky Jungbauer | 07/28/09 | 19:16 PM
I love the withdrawal terms for making claims for your assets after being reincarnated. Very slick.

JefFlyingV (not verified) | 07/28/09 | 21:56 PM

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