Bonds to Sign with Giants $16Mil 1-YearApparently prepared to leave the Bay Area, free agent Barry Bonds has instead agreed in principle to stay with the San Franciso Giants, MLB.com reported Thursday night.
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So I’m no sports fan, so I cannot even begin to comprehend this amount of money. But hell, if you’re able to make so much doing something you enjoy then more power to you.
Son of a beeyotch. First off, I love the site Techcrunch and the new site CrunchGear. But mutha f’er! This site can make $60,000 in a month?
Just unbelievable. Not to say there’s not good content there, and not to say it’s not worth it, but that’s just one hell of a lot of money.
But come on, if that’s true, how about kicking the translator a few smackolas?
Okay, I don’t think anyone will argue the above statement in the title. This guy has way too much money. But wait, how much is too much? Enough to buy a basketball team? Enough to give away a bunch of money on some tv show (whatever happened to that by the way)?
How about enough money to be the first person to have a $50,000 T.V.? This is a monster. A 103 inch plasma sonofa… They say at Gizmodo this thing is the size of a queen mattress. Now come on, isn’t that a little ridiculous?
I’m perfectly happy (well, of course I wouldn’t mind a nicer t.v.) with my 27in hand me down from my sister (thank you, by the way).
But hell, if I had money coming out my wazoo, I guess maybe I’d try to get one of these bad boys too.
Good for him. Good for digg. Rock onAugust 14 BusinessWeek. The cover blurb reads: How This Kid Made $60 Million In 18 Months. Digg.com’s KEVIN ROSE leads a new brat pack of Silicon Valley Entrepreneurs. — The writers grant Kevin rock star status. Oh, yes, they talk about other young web luminaries as well.