If you could start any business, what would you start?

[dall-assblows]

O'dweeds mon

[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by Mattyk72

How are those dogs for people with allergies?

My wife is allergic as hell with animals, but we'd both love a dog.

Fantastic, in fact that's one of the major reasons we chose a miniature schnauzer. We're not allergic to pet dander, but we have family that is, and we didn't want them to suffer when coming over to our house.

Min schnauzers don't shed (their hair grows instead and needs to be trimmed). They're a hypoallergenic breed, as are most terriers.

Great personality. They have chameleon-like moods; if you want to get them excited and get them playing, they'll follow your example and emulate your mood. Or if you want them to just chill out and lay down next to you, just chill on the couch and they'll emulate your mood. Good with kids too, if that's an issue.

Only downside I can think of, they can be expensive. A pure bred puppy with champion bloodlines can run up to $1000. Pure bred without the great pedigree, you're still talking $500.

But we got ours from a breeder. She was 6 years old at the time, and was a former show dog, and the breeder was just using her as a puppy factory (just cranking out puppy litters). At age 6, they reach the time for doggy menapause, and the breeder was pretty much willing to give her away. We bought her from them for $100 and it has worked out great. If you're serious, check the American Kennel Club's website for schnauzer breeders in your area, give them a call, and ask if they have any adult dogs you can take off their hands. It feels good too, because it's not quite like a rescue from the SPCA, but you're still getting the dog away from a life of living in a cage.

Here's a picture of her:

http://www.thewarpath.net/photoplog/index.php?n=143

[Big C]

Originally Posted by Hail2theskins

A fast food joint that sells breakfast all day... and a 24 hour laundromat in morgantown wv, i mean a bunch of college kids up all hours of the night and there isnt a single freaking 24 hour laundromat what the crap

they already havea fast food joint that sells brekfast all day (sonic) but i wish there were more that have better brekfast. brekfast food is the best food IMO

[BDBohnzie]

Originally Posted by ArtMonkDrillz

Can I get in on the ground floor of that? I would seriously love to get a job with a microbrew.

Sure, why not...

[MTK]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

Fantastic, in fact that's one of the major reasons we chose a miniature schnauzer. We're not allergic to pet dander, but we have family that is, and we didn't want them to suffer when coming over to our house.

Min schnauzers don't shed (their hair grows instead and needs to be trimmed). They're a hypoallergenic breed, as are most terriers.

Great personality. They have chameleon-like moods; if you want to get them excited and get them playing, they'll follow your example and emulate your mood. Or if you want them to just chill out and lay down next to you, just chill on the couch and they'll emulate your mood. Good with kids too, if that's an issue.

Only downside I can think of, they can be expensive. A pure bred puppy with champion bloodlines can run up to $1000. Pure bred without the great pedigree, you're still talking $500.

But we got ours from a breeder. She was 6 years old at the time, and was a former show dog, and the breeder was just using her as a puppy factory (just cranking out puppy litters). At age 6, they reach the time for doggy menapause, and the breeder was pretty much willing to give her away. We bought her from them for $100 and it has worked out great. If you're serious, check the American Kennel Club's website for schnauzer breeders in your area, give them a call, and ask if they have any adult dogs you can take off their hands. It feels good too, because it's not quite like a rescue from the SPCA, but you're still getting the dog away from a life of living in a cage.

Here's a picture of her:

http://www.thewarpath.net/photoplog/index.php?n=143

cool, thanks for the info. She's a cute dog, I've always thought those dogs were funny with their beards.

[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by Mattyk72

cool, thanks for the info. She's a cute dog, I've always thought those dogs were funny with their beards.

Thanks. She gets a lot of chuckles when we pass people on the street while walking around the neighborhood. The beard and eyebrows are funny.

[EEich]

I would start Microsoft.

[hooskins]

Can't give you my ideas lol....just look out for hooskins in fortune 500 in about 10-15 years. And I will offically change my name to hooskins by then as well.

[saden1]

My other idea is to start a beauty pageant dedicated to world peace and the eradication of world hunger. It would have a mansion that rivals play boy mansion.

[jsarno]

Some of these are good.
They need to be a value to society. Something that people need. What need does society have that isn't being fulfilled?

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by saden1

My other idea is to start a beauty pageant dedicated to world peace and the eradication of world hunger.

Early favorite for my next sig!

[BDBohnzie]

Originally Posted by Big C

they already havea fast food joint that sells brekfast all day (sonic) but i wish there were more that have better brekfast. brekfast food is the best food IMO

Forgot about Sonic. Their breakfast is the schniznit. However, it's definitely a regional thing...I've thought about investing in opening a franchise around me. They run the commercials all the time, and the closest one is in Bridgeville, DE.