I wanna roll with James Toney and see if I could tap him out in less than 5 minutes.
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I wanna roll with James Toney and see if I could tap him out in less than 5 minutes.
Something like Greg Jackson's Gaido JuJutsu. Just a guy coming up with his own system...
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Chael Sonnen, I just had surgery but I can still give you your present in the octagon with just one arm. All you have to do is accept
I am thinking about dumping some money into a non-law related small business start up. Any ideas? Just want a better ROI than the market.
A restaurant.
A small web forum dedicated to sports talk and gambling.
Start one of those massage parlors with the happy endings and name the massage parlor "Happy Endings"
John Danaher's hair has got it going on.
http://10tonfunk.com/frog/wp-content...on-danaher.jpg
Yeah someone needs to be honest with him about that hair.
How about a chain restaurant/fast food place. I don't typically support fast food because I think its the devil but it might be easier than other businesses. If you go in with other people you could cut down on the costs.
Not interested in a franchise. You get brand recognition, but you also get limited growth.
Food is out. I want nothing to do with the food industry.
I'd like to invest in a company that will actually make a proper 8.5" x 11" digital document reader. Tons of shit (including all academic journals) is available in .pdf format. And .pdf documents look like tiny crap on current e-readers and tablets.
How about a company that makes jump to conclusions mats...it has a bunch of conclusions on it. When you step on the mat, its like your jumping to a conclusion.
I have a good one actually. A liquor store.
What about a gas station?
Open up a "Fat Scientist Sex Shop"
How about a Fat Scientist T shirt company. You make T shirts for actual Fat Scientists.
Why not just go barefoot?
I have a question. Has anyone here ever paid taxes on their winnings? Anyone ever hear of someone getting caught for not paying?
Random fact: There is essentially no such thing as an overweight physicist. I have no idea why this is the case.
Working in a field (optical physics) where some people come from a physics background and others come from an electrical engineering background, I can often tell who came from which field based solely on girth.
Never paid taxes on my winnings, not planning on it.
My physics prof was thin, so I think your hypothesis holds water. Do a study on it.
Fuck you guys, thanks for your "help". I am especially thankful for the socks that make your feet cold idea.
One of my buddies actually made a fortune on liquor stores. It is a cash business too. He has also been shot at twice and had about 5 attempts to rob him (since he is a 270# bjj and judo bb, no one has actually been successful yet).
But I don't drink alcohol, and my family is full of alcoholics, so I don't think it is a good fit.
^^ curious to know what you mean. I think it is pretty clear that it is miscellaneous income, taxed at the marginal rate.
If I could figure out a way to pay a more reasonable rate, I would probably do it. Maybe if I keep it in my account for over a year, I can claim it is long term capital gains...
The question is how to deduct losses (if at all).
edit: As I understand it, you need to pay taxes separately on each "gambling session". So there is also the question of what constitutes a session. I am figuring that all bets placed in a given day can count as a session, but that's just my own uninformed guess.