Put it in the sock drawer for easy withdrawals.
Bank it. I’m working but still a little paranoid about the few years I spent unemployed, so I like to have some rainy day money.
Vegas…turn it into $10,000, $9,000 of it taxable.
My (14 year old) car no longer starts when you first turn the key (though it always turns over by the second or third try). I suppose I’d use it to get my mechanic to take a look.
I’d probably put it towards radioactive iodine treatment for my cat with hyperthyroidism. If it turns out he’s not a candidate for it, I’d put it towards his medication, because it’s going to get expensive!
Air compressor, paint gun, primer, Brandywine
If I can convince nine others of you, we could buy a very nice bottle of wiskey. 
All of it on red, baby…how can I lose??
I just dumped my federal and state tax refunds on credit card debt. If I got an extra grand, that’s where it would go, too.
Ckeck out IKEA’s PAX and Rationell closet organizing systems. Double awesome and better priced.
Me, I’d replace the floor tiles in my hallway and kitchen with linoleum. The tiles are cement-glued to the wooden floorplanks and all of them have worked themselves loose, but not in the neat way where you can put them back. I’ve come way too close to tripping over a tile and falling down the stairs a few times.
Put it towards my taxes.
Timing belt.
Then taking my human female out to a nice Thai restaurant.
I agree to the pricing but they are not at all what I need as I have an odd-size built-in closet. Thanks for the idea though.
I’d put a new stereo in my car and then use the rest for car maintenance.
Make one tenth of a bet with Rick Perry.
Pretty boring, but we’re about to buy a $1000 couch next week anyway…this way it just wouldn’t hurt!