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Ed Gein sentenced in Psychology ·
From the basement
Starting an LLC: Where to begin? in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
silverbison293 said:Your startup costs look like this:
- $20,000 in seed capital—which you can technically just loan to the business, park it in a Chase account for a couple of days, and then withdraw it to pay yourself back... basically, if you're short on cash, borrow it from someone for a few days and return it later.
- Between notary fees and those extra administrative headaches—like filing paperwork with the Secretary of State and various publication requirements—you're looking at roughly $4,000. $1667

And that's really it!

Right. So you apparently know someone willing to lend you that kind of cash purely out of the goodness of their heart without expecting anything in return? And where did that $4,000 figure come from? Because according to HuffPost, the admin fees alone are closer to $7,000.$1667
Ed Gein sentenced in Psychology ·
I was actually referring to some neighbors who seemed to notice something. Sorry about being vague earlier.
Ed Gein sentenced in Psychology ·
Drew Morgan said:This is what gets to me most. I find it impossible to believe that not a single neighbor, tenant, or spouse—absolutely nobody—suspected a thing for 24 years!

Looking at Fritzl’s twisted face, he looks like the literal incarnation of a demon, or perhaps just a manifestation of the darkest parts of our collective subconscious.

But what about these "normal" people?

They absolutely disgust me. 👎

At least they were actually looking for Natash. If he had been any smarter, he probably would have played the part of the concerned husband better. It seems like his intelligence failed him there. Or, if he did notice something, maybe he was the one making threats. I think you guys are jumping to conclusions too.
Ed Gein sentenced in Psychology ·
crimsonheron80 said:I honestly have no idea what a "monster" actually is. Can someone explain it to me? I can't even find a clear definition online.

I remember once walking past this certain institution where there were these distorted, deformed people wandering through the garden, screaming and wailing...😱
During the war, everyone fled that facility and ran through the streets completely naked.🤷

It isn't about being intellectually disabled or having some specific disorder or illness. My mother used to call them "monsters"—and later, a relative of mine studying medicine said the same thing. I still don't quite grasp what that term actually implies. Most people just are, I suppose.🤷😕😂

Which institution was it? I'm curious.
I think I read an article once about how they were raised under those Nazi-era eugenics programs. Maybe you should try Googling it more thoroughly, RJ.