No Heir???

[oceanebelle]

Nice.
Too bad i'm a girl.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/6294952.stm

[mendhak]

In a way, this makes those lucky recipients the "pubic heirs" of that money.

[oceanebelle]

if you had that money to leave, how would you leave it?

[mendhak]

Stuck inside a large turd, to see how desperate people are.

[oceanebelle]

I'm sure i've seen that from TV before.

[grilkip]

Must've been in Japan.

[penagate]

Another disappointingly badly-written BBC article.

For months, some 4 million yen ($32,750) has been found in men's rooms from the northern island of Hokkaido to the southern island of Okinawa.

What exactly does that mean? People have been finding 4 million yen every day for months? People have been leaving 4 million yen in the men's rooms for months? The same men's rooms, or different ones?

At a guess, I assume that they mean "over the course of several months, a total sum of 4 million yen has been found in small donations in various men's rooms." But the article is so brief and ambiguously-written that after reading the whole thing I don't actually know.

[oceanebelle]

Must've been in Japan.

Actually it was a US T.V. Show. (Amazing Race, in which participants dig up a mound of turd to find the clue to get 1 MILLION dollars)

[wossname]

Another disappointingly badly-written BBC article.

What exactly does that mean? People have been finding 4 million yen every day for months? People have been leaving 4 million yen in the men's rooms for months? The same men's rooms, or different ones?

At a guess, I assume that they mean "over the course of several months, a total sum of 4 million yen has been found in small donations in various men's rooms." But the article is so brief and ambiguously-written that after reading the whole thing I don't actually know.

I lost about 4 million Yen several months ago. I'd like to go and find it in the place all those other people found it please. Whereto pls?

[FunkyDexter]

You could just hang around Gents toilets and hope to get lucky