Not having to work does not mean not working, it means that you have the freedom to take risk-free risks...
Let's say he takes the money plays with some of it (new car, puts aside money for a degree) and puts most of it in some sort of investment, and ends up with 100k a year after tax.
He's 19, he can now go out secure in the knowledge that any project he takes on will not ruin him.
Start a new company, go looking for venture capital, spend the year networking, new company fails?
Damn... oh well looks like he still has a solid enough income to just try again.
Spend the Summer chasing tail coming up with a new idea, try again in the winter, fail.
Try again in spring, oh this time it worked, made another load of cash.

Set for life does not, should not mean never working again, it means having such an amazing safety net that even when you fail you are still able to live well enough to try again with out the danger of losing you home, having trouble affording food, ending up back in your parents basement in your 30s.

I wish I hadn't gone to bed early last night...
Here's a little video from Ireland.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6BZF8dhYJI

parchment = skin (of various animals).
vellum = high quality skin (of various animals).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parchment
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vellum

Clearly you don't read enough bash.org

http://bash.org/?334762

  I swear to god
  I've just heard a duck tell a joke
  there was as group of ducks on a pond near where i live
  one of the ducks was quacking away looking straight at a group of like 10 ducks
  then he stopped and all the other ducks went mental

I assumed the OP meant a nice informative diagram rather than an actual image of the planets... the pretty artists rendition of a star and a planet doesn't do the complexity of the orbit any justice.

That's a very good point...
People *should* link to the main article, but then the main article should be on one page, not spread over 5 pages and surrounded by massive piles of crud... also the print page still has adverts on it, so there is still some advertising revenue from your visit.

Of it can refer to the physically impenetrable Walls of Troy which were only breached through cunning trickery...
Much like when she takes all your condoms and secretly pokes holes in them through the packaging so that she can have your baby... actually that's more likely to happen the other way round but anyway.

And what was this game called?

From An mBunreacht Na hÉireann, The Constitution of Ireland

Airteagal 4
Éire is ainm don Stát nó, sa Sacs-Bhéarla, Ireland.

Article 4
The name of the State is Éire, or, in the English language, Ireland.

It also wants to Enhance My Browsing Experience by installing a browser tool bar... yippy