Men only. Are you daring enough to have a boob job to complete a bet? - page 5.

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Quote from: BillCoin on March 08, 2018, 01:23:39 AM

It really depends.
If you will ask someone in a 3rd world country who has a low salary rate he will probably take this offer as it is a massive money anount for him.
But if you will ask someone in the US who has a decent job with a decent salary, I am pretty sure that he won't take this offer.

This makes sense, I remember that some people in africa and other country that poverty level was high are selling their organs for a small amount just to have money to buy their necessity. But I think those people in the 3rd world country will have a friend that can risk that huge amount of money just for betting.

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It really depends.
If you will ask someone in a 3rd world country who has a low salary rate he will probably take this offer as it is a massive money anount for him.
But if you will ask someone in the US who has a decent job with a decent salary, I am pretty sure that he won't take this offer.

Personally, I wouldn't do that, but I guess some people will disagree with me and will do.

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Quote from: LuanX3 on March 07, 2018, 06:15:32 PM

Lot of replies saying this is large by third world country standards, I would say it is indeed however this is quite true even in developed countries. $100,000 is a lot of money considering the time he received it was back in 1996.

Quote from: Hydrogen on March 06, 2018, 06:59:55 PM

$100,000 is way too high a price? In some 3rd world countries, people sell their kidneys to organ transplant markets as low as $15,000. Vice did a sad documentary on it for their HBO series. They travelled to villages where literally almost every villager had one kidney removed as there was no work and it was the only way they could make money.

I'm too prude and boring to do something crazy like get breast implants. LOL That guy is a freak. Reading the article did anyone get the impression it might be fake? I've seen all sorts of crazy things published over the years. A decent percentage of which turned out to be false.

There were also news stories about people getting corporate logo tattoos on their foreheads for $50,000. I guess those might have been corporate tax advertising write offs? Have to think at least a percentage of these stories are publicity stunts?

The guy has real balls to take the bet! I wouldn't do it either.

About those tattoos, as a company I wouldn't pay that much just to have it on some random person. Probably someone who is a bit famous, so it is worth my money.

Just going back into year 1996 those amounts is already big either on 1st or 3rd world countries and i cant believe that the bet was just only good for 1 year but that guy is crazy on keeping it up for 20 years.I dont know whats the reason why he do love those implants but well its just his personal desire.If that bet do happen to me i wont still do such thing,its a mix of shame and pain of implant into my chest cant really be paid of by money.

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Lot of replies saying this is large by third world country standards, I would say it is indeed however this is quite true even in developed countries. $100,000 is a lot of money considering the time he received it was back in 1996.

Quote from: Hydrogen on March 06, 2018, 06:59:55 PM

$100,000 is way too high a price? In some 3rd world countries, people sell their kidneys to organ transplant markets as low as $15,000. Vice did a sad documentary on it for their HBO series. They travelled to villages where literally almost every villager had one kidney removed as there was no work and it was the only way they could make money.

I'm too prude and boring to do something crazy like get breast implants. LOL That guy is a freak. Reading the article did anyone get the impression it might be fake? I've seen all sorts of crazy things published over the years. A decent percentage of which turned out to be false.

There were also news stories about people getting corporate logo tattoos on their foreheads for $50,000. I guess those might have been corporate tax advertising write offs? Have to think at least a percentage of these stories are publicity stunts?

The guy has real balls to take the bet! I wouldn't do it either.

About those tattoos, as a company I wouldn't pay that much just to have it on some random person. Probably someone who is a bit famous, so it is worth my money.

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Sounds crazy but 100,000$ really a lot of someone who lives in a third world country, allowing breast in-plants can be done I guess, the weird thing is why the man allowed it for 20 years before deciding to removed even he already win the prize money, getting curios for that reason, might want to always
remember where he get his fortune I guess, but one thing is for sure, people will do everything to have a better life and for the sake of quick easy money.

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$100,000 is way too high a price? In some 3rd world countries, people sell their kidneys to organ transplant markets as low as $15,000. Vice did a sad documentary on it for their HBO series. They travelled to villages where literally almost every villager had one kidney removed as there was no work and it was the only way they could make money.

I'm too prude and boring to do something crazy like get breast implants. LOL That guy is a freak. Reading the article did anyone get the impression it might be fake? I've seen all sorts of crazy things published over the years. A decent percentage of which turned out to be false.

There were also news stories about people getting corporate logo tattoos on their foreheads for $50,000. I guess those might have been corporate tax advertising write offs? Have to think at least a percentage of these stories are publicity stunts?

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Quote from: LuanX3 on March 06, 2018, 04:26:20 PM

So, during my browsing of the internet and I've again fell down the rabbit hole into the weird parts of the internet, I stumbled upon an article about a gambler who had breast implants to complete a bet. He walked away with $100,000 in 1996, which was a lot of money back then and even today. The bet parameters involve that he get breast implants and leave it for one year, however the guy fell in love with it and only had it removed after 20 years (in 2016).

If you were the guy, would you have done it?

Do you have any other crazy bets with your friends? Please share.

Link to article: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3595290/These-100-000-boobs-Compulsive-male-gambler-got-BREAST-IMPLANTS-win-bet-friend-finally-asks-38C-cups-removed-20-YEARS.html

Lol! If i were the guy? It depended maybe on his motive for agreeing in the bet of breast implant and why he let it remained for 20 years. He intended it, he wanted it for sure. If i dont like what i am bettig for i will not bet. There are crazy men also betting their girlfriends. It is like selling them to their opponents.

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So, during my browsing of the internet and I've again fell down the rabbit hole into the weird parts of the internet, I stumbled upon an article about a gambler who had breast implants to complete a bet. He walked away with $100,000 in 1996, which was a lot of money back then and even today. The bet parameters involve that he get breast implants and leave it for one year, however the guy fell in love with it and only had it removed after 20 years (in 2016).

If you were the guy, would you have done it?

Do you have any other crazy bets with your friends? Please share.

Link to article: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3595290/These-100-000-boobs-Compulsive-male-gambler-got-BREAST-IMPLANTS-win-bet-friend-finally-asks-38C-cups-removed-20-YEARS.html

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