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halp pl0x by Nigga doo-Wop jenkins - Thu, 23 May 2013 12:48:45 EST ID:bj9Es2qU No.34358 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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Found this little guy just chillin this morning. So far I've only got him a wet piece of bread (as a water source) and some bread crumbs for the little guy. I need help as to wat the fuck I should do to raise this little dude. This is the only place I could think of that might help on these boards.
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Nigel Fassleridge - Thu, 23 May 2013 13:00:53 EST ID:QaoSn2pX No.34359 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>34358
I have no idea, probably find some worms or get some bird seed. Put a little bowl of water too
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Clara Crobbleson - Thu, 23 May 2013 18:06:13 EST ID:rCHvrTj4 No.34361 Ignore Report Quick Reply
/ani/ bro, hopefully you'll get some helpful replies quickly
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tutorials - Fri, 24 May 2013 00:01:36 EST ID:7FSOKDu+ No.34362 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>34358
get him some mealworms from the pet store.
I can't really tell if he's a baby or not? But if he is keep in mind he may not survive regardless of how well you take care of him. ALSO keep in mind sometimes young birds stay on the ground for a few days when they're still learning to fly so you may be kidnapping this guy when he was just fine.


Compact spoilers by Emma Wiblinghall - Sun, 25 Mar 2012 00:37:47 EST ID:i1LgH9tz No.28989 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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How do I make a spoiler so that only this bit is a spoiler

and this bit appears out of nowhere when you mouse over above spoiler? Ive seen it once and I think i may need it in my life.
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Fuck Blytheway - Tue, 14 May 2013 09:07:51 EST ID:1T5gFWrn No.34278 Ignore Report Quick Reply
Testin
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Nathaniel Chuttingbut - Tue, 14 May 2013 18:32:41 EST ID:TPHKKBqA No.34287 Ignore Report Quick Reply

I was testing to see if i could post
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Samuel Cluvingworth - Wed, 22 May 2013 22:03:50 EST ID:wSyqBZCl No.34353 Ignore Report Quick Reply
Hello


>alienpenis
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David Pockfoot - Wed, 22 May 2013 22:47:59 EST ID:nD0pM7z/ No.34354 Ignore Report Quick Reply
test


>test
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David Pockfoot - Wed, 22 May 2013 23:06:31 EST ID:nD0pM7z/ No.34355 Ignore Report Quick Reply
test
what
test

>nb


Body Language by Caroline Billingfoot - Sun, 19 May 2013 16:34:07 EST ID:Z/WkWoG+ No.34319 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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I want to learn all about body language. How to read it in others, how to control mine so I give off exactly the signals I consciously want to give off, make people feel more at ease or more intimidated, etc. Can /howto/ point me to some good resources? Books, documentaries, websites, but only the best.
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James Worthingworth - Sun, 19 May 2013 18:18:27 EST ID:4gyLIHsS No.34322 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>34319
Body language is subjective.
>how to control mine so I give off exactly the signals I consciously want to give off
If the signals you want to give off are based around being more likable.
COPY everything that all the "popular" people are doing with their bodies, The stance, the attitude and all that other stuff.
Basically you're trying to fill the gap currently filled by someone else.

If you want to be accepted, Be yourself.

>make people feel more at ease or more intimidated
Step back, back straight, use an arm as support for your body, Try to keep yourself wide open, No crossed arms, no crossed legs. Smile a little, Be nice.

Do the opposite, for the opposite effect.

This is only a tiny guide. obviously use the typical responses and behaviors of the people around you otherwise you might as well have your dick flapping in the breeze.
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Angus Siblinglodge - Mon, 20 May 2013 09:25:01 EST ID:Z/WkWoG+ No.34325 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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>>34321
>NLP
See pic.

>>34322
Thank you very much! I'll keep all that in mind.
But I was looking for a more in-depth analysis as well, especially in what concerns reading other people's body language.
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Eugene Pockbury - Mon, 20 May 2013 16:46:45 EST ID:4gyLIHsS No.34327 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>34325
It's a complicated subject. But I could start you in a direction especially for body language.
http://changingminds.org/techniques/body/body_language.htm

That page will show you everything you need to know about HOW to read body language correctly.
But it's not a users guide. It's basically fancy research notes with really good interlinking links.


Honestly though, having done all this myself. Watch the mouth and the area around it the most, After a while, you can start to see before you can hear it.
Keep an eye on what they are keeping an eye on(chances are, it's very similar to what's on their mind). but don't make it obvious.
Watch out for people with their arms crossed, All you gotta do is get them talking and they will open their arms eventually, Everyone else will notice subconsciously that you cheered that person up. Bonus points.

Actually, start here.
It's one thing knowing body language, it's another knowing what to do with it.
http://changingminds.org/explanations/explanations.htm
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Wesley Cullymuck - Wed, 22 May 2013 10:57:41 EST ID:Z/WkWoG+ No.34350 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>34327
Thanks a lot! I took some time yesterday to read through those links and some other resources on the same page. It seems deceptively simple. Isn't there more to it?
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Molly Biffingsane - Wed, 22 May 2013 18:17:38 EST ID:4gyLIHsS No.34352 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>34350
>It seems deceptively simple. Isn't there more to it?

There's a lot more to it, Body language and the "Silent languages" aren't very verbose but they are complex and as you stated also deceptive.

The only way to learn in field is to go outside head tyowards you local drinking hole and start reading people.
When you're comfortable you can start to interact with a measure of certainty.
Eventually you can start righting your own stories on other people.

It takes a while and I still have to be very forceful on the keeping it local. It'll help a lot, especially when you start getting good, because just 20 miles in any direction will change the game for you making it 100x fold more interesting.


become more charismatic by Polly Bungold - Thu, 22 Nov 2012 09:19:34 EST ID:NuUQSNJF No.32346 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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So what are the steps for this ?
Im not a "beta" guy who doesn't know how to interact with people,I'm just a normal dude who wants to totally reinvent my self and learning to be charismatic is one thing I wish to do.

I herd some people say you cant learn this and that you are born without but I think its bullshit as actors can turn into charsmatic people if they learn to and if other people can do it then so can I .

So what steps should I take to become more charismatic ?

I know being confident and body language is a big part of it but what else and how do you practice these things ?

one charismatic character I like (isaak sirko from dexter season 7) and wish to be like (without being involved in murder and human trafficking )

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qg6jiWPPrsk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zv6O3Bguwc
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Reuben Nibberforth - Tue, 14 May 2013 16:16:23 EST ID:Z/WkWoG+ No.34282 Ignore Report Quick Reply
Just learn how to be really good at oral sex and randomly make people cum during conversation. They'll love you.
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Alice Cigglespear - Fri, 17 May 2013 12:03:15 EST ID:mlZLOCaG No.34309 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>34307
man, I haven't seen spam on 420chan in like a month and a half.
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Phineas Paffingmidge - Fri, 17 May 2013 12:06:21 EST ID:twjD60kq No.34311 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>34309
It's on here EVERY DAY. There's a couple of threads that always get spam posts and this is one of them.
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N.T. - Mon, 20 May 2013 16:51:55 EST ID:g4MHrzj7 No.34328 Ignore Report Quick Reply
There are some things you must remember in order to manipulate personas. One is that everyone posesses multiple personalities. Another one is that your conscious is more like an overseer to them and uses them to probe and learn through many different means. See Ubermensch.

The most important thing is one most have been led to believe as mental sickness. Autism is a natural body response that causes archetype personalities to lie dormant while watching. The most important issues is how you build your true archetype. In order to control personality bias it must be stronger through your own natural control. Social media, being around electronics a lot and setting yourself in the lap of convenience isn't going to help.

In order to really have a grasp of it you need to look toward philosophy and start using breakdown methods you've learnt from other personality adaptations to see things in more than one viewpoint. It has to become reactionary depending on your resolve of a situation. At any rate, it has to be your archetype personality controlling it.

In that, the archetype can actually be forced to crack and develop all kinds of double-standards, misguided half truths and conflicting logic using stress factors to attack the psyche. You must see everything as a stress factor, positive or negative. It has some impact, even if it's very little.

If you can cognitively breakdown how they work using psychoanalysis using your archetype personality, you will be able to emulate any kind of adapted situation in real time for social scenarios. Then there's the fine line of not letting one overpower another, but rather to use it in a context of applied science. Being perceptive in this kind of light helps deter your archetype from being overpowered by derivatives. Balancing adapted lifestyles amongst a small area can be hard if you're not mentally prepared, though.

Be forewarned of that last statement and good luck.
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Eugene Pockbury - Mon, 20 May 2013 17:17:36 EST ID:4gyLIHsS No.34329 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>34328
>Autism is a natural body response.
There's no proof of what Autism truly is, How do you propose that we know what causes it when we don't even know what it is.

>breakdown how they work using psychoanalysis
You can't.
Psychoanalysis is only in specific situations,
Such as a therapist will now how you will react in his office. But they'll never even be able to begin to guess how you would act anywhere else in any other situation.

Also your archetypal based internal voice sounds disturbing, you should get that checked out.

I think you're looking at psychological "health", Everyone else in this thread is looking at manipulation.


nature survival by Phineas Farryhetch - Tue, 21 May 2013 16:04:43 EST ID:BC2HTEV1 No.34338 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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Since i'm planning to go hitching and travelling i would like to know as much about survival as possible (i have experience in urban survival IE dumpsterdiving, squats etc)
But now i'm going for more nature style.
thanks alot
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Emma Gullerpeg - Tue, 21 May 2013 20:51:10 EST ID:twjD60kq No.34340 Ignore Report Quick Reply
DO IT LOCALLY BEFORE YOU DO IT FAR FROM HOME.

>Get a book that identifies local plants that are edible/medicinal/poisonous and memorize it (and the lookalikes) the best you can.
You might not be able to rely on food you've dived or the kindness of strangers, so in a pinch, having stuff that you've found will work.

>Get an axe.
I don't know how much you're planning to live in nature or if you're bringing a tent, but an axe may be extremely useful.

>Get a knife.
Extremely useful all the time for just about everything.

>Learn to make fire multiple ways.
Bow/hand drill if you're hardcore, but vaseline on cotton balls in a film canister will help immensely.

>Get together a first aid kit.
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Priscilla Grandbury - Wed, 22 May 2013 01:26:15 EST ID:9HJHCorn No.34348 Ignore Report Quick Reply
how far from people do you plan to be. it really changes alot of things.
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Phineas Buzzshit - Wed, 22 May 2013 06:54:20 EST ID:wlcegbiu No.34349 Ignore Report Quick Reply
How much survival are you looking for? Are looking to go out like some liberal yuppie for up to a week or mountain man status. Also, where do you live?


Buying Online W/out Credit Card by Basil Blythefuck - Tue, 14 May 2013 16:31:58 EST ID:bMqbjDW6 No.34283 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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Hey /howto/, I'm tired of paying headshop prices for poor quality herbs, so I've decided to graduate to buying online. I do face a bit of an obstacle though because not only do I live with my parents, but they also can see the purchase history on my credit card.

Now, I think I have found a way around this, but I feel I should get some confirmation before I go through with it, have a few questions answered, and ask if there's a better way to go. So obviously I can rent a PO Box to avoid having things shipped to my house. It seems like it could be risky, but I don't intend to be buying anything more illegal than morning glory seeds so I'm not too concerned with that.

To make the purchases (or at least to get my cash to a paypal account) it looks like I could use a gift card-debit card thing they sell at some department stores. However, it would require I give my address to activate it; if they sent some sort of receipt in the mail, I wouldn't know how to explain it. Do you think I could use the PO Box as the address here? Also, I'd be paying $105 for a $100 card. If anyone knows a more efficient way I'd be grateful.

Also, is it safe to order weed (assuming its purchased anonymously from a legit vendor) to a PO Box?
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Jenny Fimblebure - Mon, 20 May 2013 05:46:08 EST ID:bvs8a62K No.34324 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>34286
this
Are they paying for your credit card ?

If not go set up another bank account and just use your bank card(visa or what ever) to buy online


>>34288
probably better sending that shit to your own address
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Matilda Hottingspear - Mon, 20 May 2013 19:40:40 EST ID:lx1AAGkm No.34332 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>34303
There are no legit other vendors other than fabric road, all of them are scams im sorry, even in canada
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Augustus Dribblekotch - Tue, 21 May 2013 21:45:46 EST ID:D54z2JZN No.34343 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>34332
Is the nylon highway even that dangerous? As long as you can look up the individual vendors on safeorscam shouldn't you be safe? I don't think the FBI or whoever can sell illicit drugs for an extended period of time without making a bust, so as long as other people have received their packages from your specific vendor you should be ok, right?
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Priscilla Bluzzlehat - Wed, 22 May 2013 01:08:32 EST ID:QaoSn2pX No.34347 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>34332
You're a complete fool, I live in Canada and there are plenty of vendors who are legit.

SoS you clown

>As long as you can look up the individual vendors on safeorscam shouldn't you be safe?
If they've got plenty of FB and they appear legit then you should be alright.
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James Misslefuck - Thu, 23 May 2013 17:56:39 EST ID:dxZZNxbZ No.34360 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>34347
I wasnt talkin about vendors, I was talking about nob nylon highway sites, most of them are iffy at best due to no feedback system anf prices blow.


Entrepreneurial thinktank thread - 420chan hoodrich by William Sellerfatch - Sat, 23 Mar 2013 19:40:31 EST ID:TNJDQt/Q No.33730 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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Basically I want to stop working my job and start generating my own income. I have about $1400 USD seed money to play with. I need something that takes little to no technical skill, something that I can sell without paying for expensive licenses (liquor, tobacco, ect), or a service I can offer that needs only a common sense operation of equipment that can be had at a generally fair rate. Maybe something that does require some skill but that can be started regardless, gaining skill along the way. Some ideas I've had;

  • Silk screen printing ;
pros; I can afford the equipment; potentially large market to be filled; artsy and with the proper click/networking I can get into the local art scene.
cons; might not be immediately profitable/profitable at all without some luck and there are already several local screen printers; trial and error phase/learning curve could possibly eat up most of the seed money.

Hot dog stand/local food vending;
pros; easily marketable and lots of potential customers (people eat erry day in america)
cons; licensing could get expensive; local city governments don't permit street food vending so I would have to commute somewhere more ghetto; again might not put out like I'd like.

Farmers market food vending;
pros; I have several recipes that can be prepared on site which makes licensing much, much cheaper and easier to attain; already a steady group of potential customers; people come to market ready to spend.
cons; Need to fill out local permitting forms in strict conformity to state health code (something in which I am not knowledgeable); chance of failure in permitting stages makes me nervous; chance of buying too much starting food and having to throw a lot of it away or have an abundance of it at home which I can't take back to market; need a place of storage which is a commercial food operation if I want to keep any ingredients beyond the once a week farmers market (recurring rent overhead).

I'd love to discuss ideas especially with anyone already on this tip who knows of some good businesses for the young start up. I am all ears for fresh ideas. If I get an idea here that I can run with I will totally give back to the community, that would be the greatest joy for me is being able to empower people my age with jobs that pay fair wages ($10/hr starting at minimum, would never subject someone to the $8/hr I currently work for)..
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Henry Duckwell - Sat, 20 Apr 2013 16:33:45 EST ID:7v7FptLV No.34046 Ignore Report Quick Reply
What about transcription jobs? Is it worth it? It sounds like it could be, but then again it just sounds like typing a bunch of words mindlessly for like, a dollar an hour
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Albert Peffingforth - Sun, 21 Apr 2013 14:14:52 EST ID:Iurv/QXp No.34050 Ignore Report Quick Reply
Bro, the arcade thing might work out if you stock it with experiences that you can only get at an arcade. I'm talking about tactile interaction. A kid can play Metal Gear at home, and get in all the sniper battles they want. They can only look down a scope and shoot a rival sniper in Silent Scope. They can play CoD at home, but only at the arcade can they hold a gun, and use a pedal to take cover ala Time Crisis. With gun-games, the list goes one, House of the Dead 1&2(fuck3), Jurassic Park, countless games with big carbine-attatchments that vibrate and make noise when you shoot.

For non-shooting games, I remember this game that was pink on one side, and blue on the other. The interface for each player was simply a handle connected to a rail that ran along the whole machine. They were both in the same rail, so the players could bash each other's handles left and right. The game had randomized minigames that ranged from balancing a missile(hellishly hard, basically a wasted game), to running along a rickety bridge in a volcano eruption, to catching a hundred dollar bill that had been dropped in the wind with a basket. Great fun could be had bashing your opponent this way and that.

Another one I remember is you had to sit down and you had two joy-stick with a trigger and top button each. You chose a robot out of a line-up at the beginning, and then you fought other robots. Basically like mortal combat, only the arena is full 3D, and you can use guns and bombs and laser swords.

There are innumerable games from flight simulators with joy-sticks, to weird fantasy blimp simulators with attached stationary bikes, to racing games with steering wheels or pseudo motorcycles, to skating games with handlebars and maneuverable skateboard, fire-fighting games where you manipulate hoses...the list goes on and on and on.

Hell, maybe you could just get a regular ol' fighting game, and project it onto a an enormous screen.

tl;dr, You can get a gaming experience at an arcade that you never could in your home.
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Albert Peffingforth - Sun, 21 Apr 2013 14:21:13 EST ID:Iurv/QXp No.34051 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>34050

And that's not even taking into account non-digital games, like air-hockey, and pool, and foosball.

If you don't have access to a commercial kitchen, you can still have sodas, waters, milks, juices, candies, chips, etc there for the kids to buy from you.
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Esther Bushdot - Sun, 21 Apr 2013 14:55:44 EST ID:QNcYeegv No.34052 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>34046
If you wanna just type shit, do copywriting or write a fuckload of short stories and submit them to magazines. They pay a few cents per word up a max of arund 1,500 words per story.
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Whitey Midgepid - Tue, 21 May 2013 22:39:59 EST ID:3uCafsJ/ No.34346 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>34050
There's a decent arcade where I used to live, inside of a mall called Plaza Fiesta. The mall itself is largely targeted at Latino American families, with stores catering to cultural interests and association football.
The arcade though is actually pretty neat. It's the exact same thing you're describing, with the games all selected for their visceral feel. It has it's problems though. The floor layout is too open and makes it feel cheaper and emptier that it really is. Also, they went with that weird Korean DDR knock off with the arrows in the corners. Still, there's very little quite as thrilling as having a massive plastic machine gun shake in your hands as you shoot giant spiders from a jeep.

The last really gray arcade I went to was in Ventura California. It had minigolf, batting cages, and kart racing on the side, but the arcade was this dark, neon, wonderland. It was like Hotline Miami puked on Wreck It Ralph, and then crapped out imported arcade cabinets.


/howto/ dance by Cyril Hankinspear - Tue, 21 May 2013 22:24:32 EST ID:XLQqLWRr No.34345 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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How do you dance? How should I dance? Dancing looks fun, but I want to be able to dance without looking so foolish.

any dance style welcome


VPN and security by Jenny Pickbanks - Mon, 20 May 2013 17:20:39 EST ID:C7EB4rW6 No.34330 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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Hi yall, can anyone post a guide or how-to on using VPN to make my internet browsing truly secure? Thanks.
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Hugh Grimshit - Mon, 20 May 2013 21:42:47 EST ID:QaoSn2pX No.34333 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>34330
Pay for a VPN, I like proxy.sh

Download software, or .pbk network connection file. Select server, type in login info.
Done
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Martin Bankinford - Tue, 21 May 2013 21:50:10 EST ID:F6p/5SRJ No.34344 Ignore Report Quick Reply
Look up on ''DNS Leak'', you'll find some info.


Bidness by Barnaby Buzzleforth - Mon, 13 May 2013 15:45:32 EST ID:bof9qJRi No.34263 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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Could you guys give me some pointers as how to start a business, or how to invent a lucrative business?
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Phineas Brammleset - Mon, 13 May 2013 16:16:14 EST ID:twjD60kq No.34265 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>find a place to set up
>go through committees and zoning boards
>buy stuff for business
>hire people
>paperwork
>hopefully make more money than you invest

Sound about right? I've never done it and it depends on so many factors that I kept it kind of vague, but that should be the gist of it.

As for a lucrative business, find a niche market and corner it. One perk of selling things online is that your market isn't limited to local people, but labor and food are generally harder to send across the country, so if you want to sell things, you'd be more limited to tourist crap (or impulse buys like a convenience store) or large items. If you want to sell non-physical things, make sure that your area isn't already full of competent, skilled workers.

I've been meaning to start (or buy) a business for a while, so I'll keep an eye on this thread and post some more info when I have time. WE CAN DO IT BARNABY.
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Nathaniel Pockstone - Mon, 13 May 2013 21:17:15 EST ID:SuYGL7SQ No.34273 Ignore Report Quick Reply
The steps to start a business depend heavily on what you plan to do. If you want to sell hotdogs from a cart, you need a license from what ever city(ies) you plan on operating out of and youre good to go, if you want a full blown restaurant, you'll need to find a location, you'll need staff, and you'll have to figure out payroll, on top of licenses and health inspections. Or you could just go out mow lawns, clean out garages, collect scrap, sell books on amazon, or whatever. Hang up a flyer, list your services on craigslist and you have your own business. It doesnt have to be complicated or involve the law, again, depending on what you do.

You may want to incorporate, but you dont have to, and if want you can just call yourself "Barnaby's Bidness", and go to town.

There is thread (or two) around here with business ideas, and for most of the ideas in the thread its just a simple as going out and doing it, but that doesnt mean youre going to be any good at it or make money easily
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Augustus Nibberman - Tue, 21 May 2013 20:52:31 EST ID:BvWp3ahc No.34341 Ignore Report Quick Reply
You might want to find out what kind of business you want to get into, and then start researching on the subject.
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Credit card chargebacks - Thu, 23 May 2013 03:40:07 EST ID:u5ERhX7z No.34356 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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How do you avoid chargebacks? I bought some vitamins off this website and I didn't receive one of their packages. They said they sent another but I never received that either so I chargebacked and got my money. I was just thinking, if I faked the lost package when it was actually received, how would they know? no tracking and free shit.

I'm planning to sell some of my shit on ebay and I don't want someone to chargeback. If I get online tracking what are the chances I will win the dispute? how much does only tracking cost? (for domestic).

If a credit card holder what happens if you consistently chargeback your purchases? Do you get flagged or something, I mean how would they know?

I also want to sell some in game MMO shit but I face this dilemma.

It just seems so shitty that the seller gets Jewed. Even if you end up winning the dispute you may wait up to 75 days.

I was thinking of using bitcoins but not enough people use them or know how to obtain them.
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Credit card chargebacks - Thu, 23 May 2013 03:46:23 EST ID:u5ERhX7z No.34357 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>34356
Wrong thread, nb.


Eradicating a lisp by Hamilton Pisslehudge - Sun, 19 May 2013 15:17:42 EST ID:QCn3jq4o No.34317 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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I have this tendency to turn some of my consonants into "W"s. Especially "R"s, I can't pronounce those for shit in fluid speech.

It sounds absolutely atrocious and I want to fix it. Does anyone have any methods/suggestions? Pic is how I feel listening to my voice recordings.
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Caroline Billingfoot - Sun, 19 May 2013 16:30:19 EST ID:Z/WkWoG+ No.34318 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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How bad is it? If you talk extremely slowly and pay lots of attention, can you make it sound right?
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Martin Murdway - Mon, 20 May 2013 19:05:23 EST ID:QCn3jq4o No.34331 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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>>34318
Nope. And it's bad. The fucking-up of the "r"s I can hear clearly while I'm talking, but the muddling of everything into "w"s I can't hear in my head while I'm doing it.

I'm twenty four, my voice sounds like a 16-17 year old autist. I'm a goddamn /smoke/er too. It doesn't make sense. The difference between how my voice gets processed in my head and how it sounds when I record it is astounding. I want what comes out to get to the level of what it sounds like internally.

How fucking expensive are speech therapists? I doubt my job benefits would cover that.
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Hugh Grimshit - Mon, 20 May 2013 21:44:32 EST ID:QaoSn2pX No.34334 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>34317
Download the perfect voice by roger love
http://isohunt.com/torrent_details/287051081

and keep practicing
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Charlotte Deggletare - Tue, 21 May 2013 00:29:08 EST ID:6kp9qRHn No.34335 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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I have this tendency to tuwn some of my consonants into "W"s. Especiawwy "Awe"s, I can't pwonounce those fow shit in fwuid speech.

It sounds absowutewy atrocious and I want to fix it. Does anyone have methods/suggestions? Pic is how I feew wistening to my voice wecowdings.
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Walter Clattingfield - Tue, 21 May 2013 20:04:07 EST ID:QCn3jq4o No.34339 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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>>34335
That's actually pretty close.

>>34334
Thanks Grimshit.


Mushroom Identification by BramblehambleBill - Sun, 19 May 2013 03:09:55 EST ID:7yIIVkVW No.34315 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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Hey there fellas not sure if this is in the right area, apologies in advance if it's not, but can anyone help identify these mushrooms? Found them growing around my college campus in the Pacific Northwest.
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Walter Depperstore - Sun, 19 May 2013 12:28:23 EST ID:DHUg9K3G No.34316 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>34315
Not going to happen, ask /psy/ and then they will get mad and send you to the shroomery but those mushrooms don't look like anything worth picking to me
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Cornelius Bemmerwadge - Tue, 21 May 2013 08:42:44 EST ID:sQOvLSlz No.34337 Ignore Report Quick Reply
Just don't go there unless you have a degree in Mycology. Otherwise you could be in for a bad time and/or death.


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