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Donger 06-04-2013 09:43 PM

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Originally Posted by unnecessary drama (Post 9729904)
I'm straight.

I'm not sure about that. Do you actually like copulating with females?

Frazod 06-04-2013 09:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Direckshun (Post 9729882)
I'll vouch for what has been a really sad showing by frazod in this thread. He's pretty much just sad all over the forum, but threads like these where it's allowed to stretch out and really put his back to it really make it clear.

I'm not particularly sad for him, I'm sure he looks at his time on ChiefsPlanet as well spent, somehow. I'm sad for the fact that there's no doubt millions of people who share his same preferences for spending time online.

Oh shit. I'm losing the trust fund babies and the basement dwellers!

And I had so much respect for Deflecshun.

Seriously

BossChief 06-04-2013 09:44 PM

Have you ever thought of starting a catering business?

Donger 06-04-2013 09:45 PM

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Originally Posted by unnecessary drama (Post 9729906)
no

I'm an adult

Yes, someone told me you are older.

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Originally Posted by unnecessary drama (Post 9729906)
oh and there was a lot of sex with a lot of young hostesses and waitresses

THAT WAS THE LIFE

Were they all female?

Hootie 06-04-2013 09:45 PM

why would I cater? I never cooked any of the food...I just delivered it and ****ed a lot of bitches and did a lot of tequila shots off of their hot bodies and then blew my load and watched it drip down their butt cheeks

if that's part of catering, sign me up

Hootie 06-04-2013 09:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Donger (Post 9729914)
Yes, someone told me you are older.



Were they all female?

uhm

hostess
waitress

hostess
waitress

hostess
waitress

Donger 06-04-2013 09:47 PM

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Originally Posted by unnecessary drama (Post 9729917)
uhm

hostess
waitress

hostess
waitress

hostess
waitress

Yes, I know you wrote that.

BossChief 06-04-2013 09:49 PM

You were talking about starting a restaurant with some friends. Having a catering business is easier with less overhead.

If done correctly, it's a big money business.

lcarus 06-04-2013 09:49 PM

I was talking about just message board friends. I also happen to be straight. There's no correlation between the two though.

Titty Meat 06-04-2013 09:51 PM

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Originally Posted by BossChief (Post 9729922)
You were talking about starting a restaurant with some friends. Having a catering business is easier with less overhead.

If done correctly, it's a big money business.

IIRC the most successful business in food is those food trucks in the city.

Hootie 06-04-2013 09:51 PM

I could run a restaurant...

Catering doesn't interest me. I'm sure it's all fine and dandy...but I spent years excelling in the restaurant industry. I have a great product, too.

That's down the road though. Maybe 35-40. A few of my friends and I have already started putting up a business model...but we don't want investors. We want to be 100%.

DaneMcCloud 06-04-2013 09:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Donger (Post 9729692)
Actually, from what I've seen, it would either be that or we would get along famously.

Not to call you out personally (and I mean that seriously), I do find it interesting that the Average Joe believes that if they met their favorite celebrity, or someone in the ether that they admire, sparks would fly and a bond would almost instantly occur.

In reality, 99.99% of the time, people from various backgrounds, especially the Arts, have nothing in common with, nor anything at all interesting to share with a "fan". People think "Oh, I LOVE their work and LOVE them so much, that we'll have SO much to talk about!" but when they're face to face, there's nothing to talk about: "Hey, I love your work!". "Thanks.".

My daughter attends a preschool in which most, if not all, of the parents work in the entertainment business in one aspect or another, be it acting, producing, screenwriting, as a "rock star", as talent scouts and management to some of the biggest selling bands in the world and so on. For the most part, the relationships that I have developed with some of these parents has taken months, if not years to form. Some haven't formed at all because there's just no common ground.

Case in point: I'm not usually one to "reach out" to people that I respect but after seeing someone at the preschool repeatedly during the morning drop off, we ended up parking next to each other. I said "Hey, aren't you _______?" He replied, "Yes, I am". "Dude, I remember your work on _____ years ago and really enjoyed it. Your current work is great as well". "Thanks, Brother!" he replied, then got in his huge SUV and drove off.

Now granted, this guy doesn't know me from Adam but our kids go the same school and are in the same class. He's been involved in several $200 million dollar earning films as well as hugely successful TV shows. Yet my introduction and admiration meant zilch.

Fast forward to about 5 months later and I find out that his son has a massive crush on my daughter and even fixes his hair in the morning before school to impress her (4 year olds!). At that point, he becomes really friendly and at my daughter's birthday, we talk for more than an hour. Since then, we've had several play-dates and BBQ's and we really enjoy hanging out.

But long story short, the bottom line is that a chance meeting with someone "famous" rarely leads to anything at all.

Well, unless you're a smoking hot chick with big tits and a tight ass, which will lead to ****ing and a possible paternity suit.

BossChief 06-04-2013 09:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Bo's Pelini (Post 9729925)
IIRC the most successful business in food is those food trucks in the city.

My pops and I used to go to the long beach harbor and have talks watching the planes go over us and there was a food truck there that the owner/operator was a multimillionaire from that truck.

A lot of the guys pushing hot dog carts have big money too, if they are smart about how they manage it.

Hootie 06-04-2013 09:57 PM

stories I didn't care to read for $800

Donger 06-04-2013 09:59 PM

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Originally Posted by DoucheMcCloud (Post 9729930)
Not to call you out personally (and I mean that seriously), I do find it interesting that the Average Joe believes that if they met their favorite celebrity, or someone in the ether that they admire, sparks would fly and a bond would almost instantly occur.

In reality, 99.99% of the time, people from various backgrounds, especially the Arts, have nothing in common with, nor anything at all interesting to share with a "fan". People think "Oh, I LOVE their work and LOVE them so much, that we'll have SO much to talk about!" but when they're face to face, there's nothing to talk about: "Hey, I love your work!". "Thanks.".

My daughter attends a preschool in which most, if not all, of the parents work in the entertainment business in one aspect or another, be it acting, producing, screenwriting, as a "rock star", as talent scouts and management to some of the biggest selling bands in the world and so on. For the most part, the relationships that I have developed with some of these parents has taken months, if not years to form. Some haven't formed at all because there's just no common ground.

Case in point: I'm not usually one to "reach out" to people that I respect but after seeing someone at the preschool repeatedly during the morning drop off, we ended up parking next to each other. I said "Hey, aren't you _______?" He replied, "Yes, I am". "Dude, I remember your work on _____ years ago and really enjoyed it. Your current work is great as well". "Thanks, Brother!" he replied, then got in his huge SUV and drove off.

Now granted, this guy doesn't know me from Adam but our kids go the same school and are in the same class. He's been involved in several $200 million dollar earning films as well as hugely successful TV shows. Yet my introduction and admiration meant zilch.

Fast forward to about 5 months later and I find out that his son has a massive crush on my daughter and even fixes his hair in the morning before school to impress her (4 year olds!). At that point, he becomes really friendly and at my daughter's birthday, we talk for more than an hour. Since then, we've had several play-dates and BBQ's and we really enjoy hanging out.

But long story short, the bottom line is that a chance meeting with someone "famous" rarely leads to anything at all.

Well, unless you're a smoking hot chick with big tits and a tight ass, which will lead to ****ing and a possible paternity suit.

Which is why I gave two potential possibilities. He doesn't exactly strike me a as a people person. Neither am I. Speaking from experience, that tends to go either way, with not much between. I really don't see the fact that he sings for a living being material.


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