Heading to China in May.

JL in ATL said:
You are a piss ant to me! My career has blossomed nicely for close to 30 years you nit. I would gladly compare W2's for 10K if you would like.



Regards,



John
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Oh another pool player millionaire. Thats original. I receive about 15 W2’s a year and a K1. Do you know what a K1 is? They don’t give those to broken down pool players sitting on a couch for 30 years.

Don’t you have something better to do? Like shooting wild boar from a helicopter? Or maybe trying to hunt down the biggest hamburger?

I lived in Louisville Texas for a while. I know how boring that state can be. And with that said you should be the best player on the planet.


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ThinSlice said:
Oh another pool player millionaire. Thats original. I receive about 15 W2’s a year and a K1. Do you know what a K1 is? They don’t give those to broken down pool players sitting on a couch for 30 years.

Don’t you have something better to do? Like shooting wild boar from a helicopter? Or maybe trying to hunt down the biggest hamburger?

I lived in Louisville Texas for a while. I know how boring that state can be. And with that said you should be the best player on the planet.


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So is that a yes? 10K on the line. You have no clue of my profession (it's definitely not a pool player). Playing pool is just my PT after a shoulder surgery, but I'm quite certain that I can still bet it up with you.
 
Oh little tulip! Don’t let your thumb get you into something your bad shoulder can’t get you out of. It’s really not worth it. The ego will never recover. And you are right. I have no idea what your skill level is but if this exchange is any indication of your pool skill then I am sure we could put a line of people up over here that would be more than happy to give you a nice little spanning. With or without the panties on. I will certainly be in line to handout a few slaps. So jump on that American Airlines flight. They usually go for about $300 and there are a few places to play. Hard times not far at all and I could name a couple others if that’s too intimidating for you.


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ThinSlice said:
Oh little tulip! Don’t let your thumb get you into something your bad shoulder can’t get you out of. It’s really not worth it. The ego will never recover. And you are right. I have no idea what your skill level is but if this exchange is any indication of your pool skill then I am sure we could put a line of people up over here that would be more than happy to give you a nice little spanning. With or without the panties on. I will certainly be in line to handout a few slaps. So jump on that American Airlines flight. They usually go for about $300 and there are a few places to play. Hard times not far at all and I could name a couple others if that’s too intimidating for you.


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You are nothing but nit and a troll. This will be the 1st time I've put anyone on ignore.

Regards,

John
 
I apologize for getting sucked in. He just got me worked up by accusing me of being a couch sitting Budweiser drinker (I prefer Miller Lite).

Regards,

John
 
Nostroke said:
I call BS......
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Ok simpleton.

I am in the entertainment business. Each and every production is a separate entity. Because the entertainment industry is primarily union and therefore falls under union payroll you must be a union member. Each project closes out the payroll after project is done. Now you may work for a particular production company several times a year in which case you would receive only one W2 from that production company/payroll company. However there are many, many productions and production companies. I do about 60 jobs a year. I just finished the Movie Awards last night. Which will air Monday and am heading to Radio Disney Awards right now that will air tonight.

In addition I own the company that provides the gear for such projects. Which fore I get K1 on behalf eight the companies I own.

So there you go. You learn something everyday.


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ThinSlice said:
Ok simpleton.

I am in the entertainment business. Each and every production is a separate entity. Because the entertainment industry is primarily union and therefore falls under union payroll you must be a union member. Each project closes out the payroll after project is done. Now you may work for a particular production company several times a year in which case you would receive only one W2 from that production company/payroll company. However there are many, many productions and production companies. I do about 60 jobs a year. I just finished the Movie Awards last night. Which will air Monday and am heading to Radio Disney Awards right now that will air tonight.

In addition I own the company that provides the gear for such projects. Which fore I get K1 on behalf eight the companies I own.

So there you go. You learn something everyday.


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Well i was wrong-I couldn't imagine such a scenario.I did learn something asswipe.

PS- I get K1s most every year and despise them.
 
Nostroke said:
Well i was wrong-I couldn't imagine such a scenario.I did learn something asswipe.

PS- I get K1s most every year and despise them.
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Almost every year? Now that’s BS. You either own a company and have a partnership or you don’t. You don’t “almost” get a K1. No such thing. A K1 is the result of a profit and loss and is distributed to partners according to percentage. Very similar to a W2 but on the corporate level. The K1 combined with W2’s and any other income 1099 investment gains or losses or other are then submitted to your accountant to be reconciled which determines your tax basis.

So you learned two things today.


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ThinSlice said:
Almost every year? Now that’s BS. You either own a company and have a partnership or you don’t. You don’t “almost” get a K1. No such thing. A K1 is the result of a profit and loss and is distributed to partners according to percentage. Very similar to a W2 but on the corporate level. The K1 combined with W2’s and any other income 1099 investment gains or losses or other are then submitted to your accountant to be reconciled which determines your tax basis.

So you learned two things today.


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K-1's are issued to me for several companies I own thinly traded stock in. Some years I've owned these types of shares, in others I haven't. They aren't just for a company you fully own or have an actual partnership in. You can simply be a shareholder/investor. The ones I have experience with are small hometown banks.

Many small banks operate as an S Corporation and K-1's and 1120S forms go to shareholders in years that the stock is owned.
So a person could easy get them most but not all years if they buy and sell shares in this type of company.

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logical said:
K-1's are issued to me for several companies I own thinly traded stock in. Some years I've owned these types of shares, in others I haven't. They aren't just for a company you fully own or have an actual partnership in. You can simply be a shareholder/investor. The ones I have experience with are small hometown banks.

Many small banks operate as an S Corporation and K-1's and 1120S forms go to shareholders in years that the stock is owned.
So a person could easy get them most but not all years if they buy and sell shares in this type of company.

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Got ya! See I learned something today. Even an asswipe can learn a thing or two.



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