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The Slave Market
- Thread starter mymartinet
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On your feet, girl!! What do you think this is? This is a slave coffle, not a walk in the park!
After she's dragged a few minutes, she'll learn not to lay down on the job!!!
That’s me on the left thinking … what a show off!!
Harsh Martinet
Consul
I've heard camel dung is good for the complexion.
You do read the oddest articles.
I'm surprised you made it to market before it closed.
twonines
LIMERICUS
It`s the girl in the middle I feel sorry for, if you don`t get to your feet that chain will cut her in two.
twonines
LIMERICUS
Perhaps a taste of the lash is called for, but not too hard, musn`t damage the merchandise.
Harsh Martinet
Consul
But then Barb would be discounted
But not discontinuedBut then Barb would be discounted
Harsh Martinet
Consul
Never
willowfall
Senator
But then Barb would be discounted
Actually I'd think there would be a market for low cost 'scratched and dented' models where the new owner bought them specifically to be "entertainment" at a sadistic orgy.
Think about it, low initial cost, no maintenance costs if the 'event' is conducted in a couple of days ....... I think there is a marketing opportunity here that is being overlooked.
kisses
willowfall
Billybambam
Magistrate
Slave in training
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Paul1969
Magistrate
Don’t be bashful. Get a thorough look and examination of the slave(s) you are thinking of purchasing. Sales people are there to help. 2 from slaveryart and one from DA, Blades of Zambe. Trying to mix it up more.
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rowolf
Guard
Don't tell me about sales people! Who will explain, what I have to expect regarding taxes?
Are the one time (VAT) or ongoing (dog taxes) expenses?
Or could I expect tax deduction if the slave is for business purposes only (like private jets). What about depreciation period?
We don't have to consider the purchase price only. There are always maintenance cost (food, shackles, whips etc) even if clothing is not required.
Paul1969
Magistrate
True. In this case you really should consult an accountant. Everyone’s tax situation will be different.
Paul1969
Magistrate
The merchant had only let the wealthier members of the village examine the slave before the actual auction. She was sure the merchandise would bring an excellent price in cattle. Some of the female warriors of the tribe were already showing an interest. Slaveryart.
