Life would be a whole lot easier if money weren’t an issue, right? You wouldn’t have to worry about those pesky bills, you could travel the world in style, enjoy daily shopping trips at your favorite boutiques…

Whoa. Sorry – zoned out there for a minute.

Anywho, even if people don’t want to admit it, marrying someone with money would be pretty fan-effing-tastic, no?  Just look at all those Real Housewives – their lives aren’t too shabby. Who wouldn’t want to have all that (minus the ridiculous dramz, of course)?

So, is there anything wrong with trying to find a wealthy man to sweep you off your feet? And does looking for a man with a cushy bank account make you a – how did my friend put it? – prostitute? There’s a fine line between liking someone with money and liking someone for money, but, at the end of the day, is either one really ok?

See both sides below, then weigh in on the topic in the comment section!

Looks like he forgot all about the little ditty that made his band famous and spent the money buying a ton of cocaine and marijuana. Page was arrested in New York last week for possession of a controlled substance.

The best part? When the cops showed up, Page and his female friend tried to hide the mound of coke under a napkin. I can’t believe that didn’t work! That’s how I hid a quarter pound of parmesan cheese when I spilled it at Pizza Hut 10-years ago. I guess the Syracuse PD are a little more thorough than the hapless staff at my local “Italian bistro.”

The news of this arrest is disappointing but not exactly surprising. Despite putting out a very good last effort and a popular kids album, Barenaked Ladies have been trying to run away from irrelevancy since “Pinch Me.” It looks like it finally caught up to them.

Page is out of jail already after paying $10,000 for bail. He is due back in court on Thursday and with the evidence against him, this may not go so well.

Remember Steve; they don’t serve Kraft Dinner in prison…unless Kraft Dinner is a very unfortunate euphemism for cellmate stabbings/rape.

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So you think all high schoolers are loitering, noisy brats who talk too loud in the movie theater? Think again. Some students out there have better ways to spend their time. You know, like, working toward earning ONE MILLION dollars before they even turn 20.

Meet Cameron, Catherine & Dave, Ashley, Adam, and Fraser. One thing they all have in common is an ability to make a crapload of money on the internet. These kids all made over a million dollars before they were 20 years old.

Check out what they did:

Cameron was only 15 years old when he started getting checks between $300,000-$400,000 a month. When he was just 19 years old, he sold one of his websites for a “six figure” check — the exact amount remains unknown. He’s owned multiple websites…from a greeting card site to certificateswap.com. I guarantee you that his parents are proud.

Catherine & Dave started a website together at just 15 and 17 years old. They developed a free version of their yearbook online and called it, of course, MyYearbook. The site was only around for a year when they had raised 4.1 million dollars. How? Well, advertisers like ABC, Disney, and Neutrogena is how!

Ashley started Whateverlife.com. The site is for graphics, Myspace layouts, etc. She was offered 1.5 million dollars for it two years ago — but she turned it down and she’s still building it.

Adam is already worth 3.7 million dollars. How? Well, he started a social networking site and founded a software business.

Fraser just happens to like jam. He used his grandmother’s recipes to start making jam in his own kitchen in Scotland. He promoted his company of fruit spreads online and now he is worth almost 2 million dollars.

If I were 15 years old today, I can say affirmatively that I would screw volleyball practice and go home after school to make some bank online.