Zsolt And Geza Peladi, Cavemen Brothers, To Inherit Billions

Zsolt and Geza Peladi, two penniless brothers who had been living in a cave outside Budapest, are to inherit a $7 billion fortune from their long-lost grandmother, United Press International reports.

UPI quotes Geza as saying, "We knew our mother came from a wealthy family, but she was a difficult person and severed ties with them, and then later abandoned us."

According to the Telegraph, the brothers were contacted by charity workers. Since their German grandmother had left no next-of-kin for her fortune, the vast amount of money was passed down to her next surviving relatives - the Peladi brothers and another sister who lives in America.

The brothers are hoping that the money will improve their life - and their love life. The Telegraph reports:

"If this all works out it will certainly make up for the life we have had until now -- all we really had was each other -- no women would look at us living in a cave," said Geza.
"But with money, maybe we can find a partner and finally have a normal life. "

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[tacitus77]

Talk about a "God send"

[Skeetshooter]

These guys have overshot normal by a mile. This is the plot of a Geico neanderthal movie.

[Usama]

They put this photo right next to the story of the prostitutes in order to induce Pavlovian mental images?

[NANANACHMAN]

Maybe a script for a new Fillinni movie?

[madisonhack]

Once they move out, Cheney can have his own room.

[kennyfloyd]

I think it was Hef that said," I don't care if they love me for me, or my fame, or my money, as long as the love me". I know I'd be much better looking if I had nine zeroes behind my name.

[CraigR]

Fake Fake Fake

http://weeklyworldnews.com/headlines/14126/zsolt-and-geza-peladi/

[City of Evil]

Don't be too sure. Sometimes, just to fake everyone out, the WWN prints something that's true. Kind of like the NY Post.

[CraigR]

Yeah, I had considered that, but haven't looked at their site very often, so wasn't sure if they did that. I used to buy the print version before they stopped it, but don't recall ever seeing a real story in that.

[zakwouldhave]

Now they can roll with Tiger.

[T4Obama]

They'll have enough money to buy Geico if they want and rework that whole offensive caveman marketing strategy

[jonnysaint]

nice

[fairplaystacy]

womb with a view

sorry again....

[MalloMel]

You guys are on it. It's what I was thinking of. Actually, I was thinking, a vijayjay looking from the inside.

[City of Evil]

All caves look like that.

[NJOsprey]

"Well, you don't have to be Fellinni to figure that out."

Geroge Carlin

[fairplaystacy]

Does this photo make anyone else feel a little claustrophobic, like there's not enough womb?

sorry for that....

[castlerider]

The last thing they need to think about right now is finding love, because that will become even more elusive with money then they ever dreamed.

They need to think about setting themselves up properly in life, and do their best to continue to have each other.

[bigmacheath]

Ridiculous post.

[joeyc]

No, it's true. Money doesn't buy the happiness that most people imagine.

[Corners]

im sure they already have a bunch of gold digging thieves ( men and woman) looking up where they are

[zxrod]

It's been 2 days now and that sexy cave photo still hasn't gotten old. I love it

[Patricia84]

But but, that's MY grandma! Incredible though that their first thought after the news is that the billions will get them laid. Way to reinforce male stereotypes, Peladis.

[OleLadySquawking]

They don't need the women that will look at them now, all they'll be seeing is $7,000,000,000.