let's all get our heads together and make a business plan
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There was a funny looking thing in the drawer that had a pointed end..now I know what it was for!! :mj07:
It's like a church key!!
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Goofball idea alert!!!!
Someone mentioned Elvis in the greatest singer of all-time thread and mentioned it was the anniversary of something for Elvis.
Is the "Everyday Elvis" desktop calendar with the "This day in Elvis History" note on each page?
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Someone mentioned Elvis in the greatest singer of all-time thread and mentioned it was the anniversary of something for Elvis.
Is the "Everyday Elvis" desktop calendar with the "This day in Elvis History" note on each page?
Like these gems:
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REF No: NL010/751/1181
TICKET No:KH067/0183NL;
PRIZE No:CA08/5402;
BATCH No:KC/977/756963;
Dear Winner,
Congratulation!
Your email ID has emerged winner NO: 3 in Category "B" of our just concluded zip code lottery.
The International Postcode Lottery UK (www.postcodewin.com), which sponsored the program on the 17th April 2009 has confirm you the winner in this category. Your Winning Prize Amount is: $1,200,000.00 Dollars (One Million Two Hundred Thousand Dollars). :00hour
No tickets were sold to participants during the promotion, the idea is to help people on the current economic melt down and to encourage Internet users. Your winning numbers are given above. You are advised to keep your winning information confidential so as to avoid double claims.
your winning prize will be paid to you upon confirmation of your details.
For further Enquiry, please contact your paying officer, with your Name, Telephone number and your winning information to:
claims@postcodewin.com
Tel: 011447551538990
Contact Person: Jeffery Mckintosh.
Congratulations once again.
Yours faithfully,
Rosana Faveta (Co-ordinator).
www.postcodewin.com
Just a thought - A Waterboarding Shop - so cons can prove how tough they are. Very small window. . . . but very profitable in the short term
I remember trying to get something like this going last year. I guess I don't hold as much local value as Jack - with good reason.
ANYway, I'll help get the Minnesota contingent off the ground...
Considering the possibly lack of NFL this year, maybe we work towards some kind of funny substitute that will make us all famous?
ANYway, I'll help get the Minnesota contingent off the ground...
Considering the possibly lack of NFL this year, maybe we work towards some kind of funny substitute that will make us all famous?
opcorn2 Is there a way to pull in multiple gambling sites and see what the betting trends are? All the sites that I belonged to tend to tell you what the trend is on games (but it is site specific). You could charge people to join and provide real-time updates. They could mark specific games and if there is a point change or major news, etc. it alerts them.
I would be 90% of the betting public only looks at games on Frid/Sat/Sun - mostly due to lack of time during the week. If you setup a site that alerted people throughout the week about 'major' news people would think they are ahead of the game
Someone mentioned baths...
What about a shower that has your favorite shower temp auto set. So you get up in the morning and hit a button and it adjusts the shower to that temp. Thus, you are not always checking the temp.
That bath idea is great for kids. My two would spend an hour in the bath... if the water would stay the right temp
I would be 90% of the betting public only looks at games on Frid/Sat/Sun - mostly due to lack of time during the week. If you setup a site that alerted people throughout the week about 'major' news people would think they are ahead of the game
Someone mentioned baths...
What about a shower that has your favorite shower temp auto set. So you get up in the morning and hit a button and it adjusts the shower to that temp. Thus, you are not always checking the temp.
That bath idea is great for kids. My two would spend an hour in the bath... if the water would stay the right temp
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There's plenty of Sales Reps on here.....People spread all over the US/Cand. so distribution shouldn't be much of an issue.....Now all we need is a Product....And $$$$ :0003
Maybe Woody's Wheel Chairs :shrug:
Maybe Woody's Wheel Chairs :shrug:
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The most obvious Answer "A Madjacks Sportbar"Duh WINNING !!!!!! Start off with 1 location stock options for each madjacker state that allows wagering and may have a back room with WHORES:00hour :00hour:0071 :0071 Woodson travels so he may know the best location:shrug: Liquor, Whores and gambling :0071 :0071 :0071 :SIB
I think we should go into dog vest manufacturing with patches on it. We can make a knock-off brand. If Joker is willing to pay $60 for his, a $30 - $40 type vest would be impossible to keep stocked.
Always thought about this. Who knows if I'll ever run with it.
In Boston, when college is in session, they say 1 in 4 people is a student.
Care packages are a pain to send to kids, so why not order one? In the form of Ch. Chip cookies. That, and maybe Oatmeal raisin, and maybe if we start to go to Canada, a Chipwhich option, but I digress...
You would need to source a stainless steel kitchen (per mass law). Then, just perfect a recipe (I have a couple that are dynamite). You'd have to work out something with the schools to get a delivery method worked out.
Social media has been ridiculous for advertising, and then you could just hit the Parent's weekends.
Since everything is local, costs would be cut down substantially.
You would have some cut off times, quick turn arounds to assure freshness...but ultimately, you could charge a decent amount (IMO)...and with a high enough customer count, print money.
In Boston, when college is in session, they say 1 in 4 people is a student.
Care packages are a pain to send to kids, so why not order one? In the form of Ch. Chip cookies. That, and maybe Oatmeal raisin, and maybe if we start to go to Canada, a Chipwhich option, but I digress...
You would need to source a stainless steel kitchen (per mass law). Then, just perfect a recipe (I have a couple that are dynamite). You'd have to work out something with the schools to get a delivery method worked out.
Social media has been ridiculous for advertising, and then you could just hit the Parent's weekends.
Since everything is local, costs would be cut down substantially.
You would have some cut off times, quick turn arounds to assure freshness...but ultimately, you could charge a decent amount (IMO)...and with a high enough customer count, print money.
