gnomie

I have been reading King's post with a sense of humor and they are quite funny and that is the problem - he wants to be taken seriously when his actions are completely juvenile.

King - consider this a free consultation (I normally get big bucks for my opinions) - Forget about "The Book" and spend the next year improving your grammer and writing skills. I'm not sure how old you are, I would guess in the 15-16 year old age group. In case you haven't heard, the SAT now has an essay portion and the readers don't accept the excuse that you didn't have time to proof your work. At one time in my life, I use to review college applications and if I read an essay which exhibited your writing skills, guess which pile it would end up in? Also, under no circumstance would I mention any of these web activities on your college applications - a reader may actually search the web and if they come across your writings it will only affect you negatively, esp if you have a "perfect" college essay.

While I can appreciate your enthusiasm, you are now getting into areas which can cause both you (and your parents, depending on what state you live in) financial consequences. Not only may you hear from some adult lawyers regarding trademark law, you may also get some correspondence from the IRS and your state tax department inquiring why you have not filed either a C Corp or an S Corp tax return - you are incorporated, aren't you? You refer to "your business" as INC.