Looks like it definitely won't get funded. Oh, well, Haslab you gave it the old college try.


Might as well lock the thread.  

 

Yeah, and they'll probably just release it at retail when it fails.

 

George, you know I was wondering, like if you were traveling through outer space, I mean like you're going real fast, like the speed of light, you know... hoooohhhhh... and all of a sudden you started screaming... aaaahhhhh aaaaahhhhh... Do you think we will hit Tier 3 for Victory Saber?

 

Hypothetically if it did only hit 10 750 do you think hasbro would just call it there and say “good try maybe next time” or do it anyways?
Obviously I don’t think this is a real possibility but just if it did, what would happen?

 

If it doesn’t hit 11,000 then Game over man!!

 

Maybe they'd extend the backing period like they did with with Unicron?

 

Yeah but I mean it’s so close. Not like a it only hit 2 000/ 11 000 but only 250 away.

I guess they could do that. Though I believe that Unicron got backed even without the extension.

 

Not everyone on the planet lives in the USA. And our tax agency is seriously understaffed...leading to its own problems. Actually causing our government to fall. But yes I hear of the IRS.

If they believe another few thousand would jump on board they'd extend it. Seeing the gradual increase and the online orders need to drop in. I doubt it. They are already there and extension only costs time.

 

As I've told him before, he's ignorant. He's also ignorant to his ignorance which is hilarious

 

Saying that isn't gonna stop you from getting corrected or getting criticism, especially when your "opinion" is based on stuff you're making up with no knowledge of how things actually work. I don't claim to be a genius but I'm not an idiot

 

5 backers away now

 

So just to make sure, even if Star saber is through Tamara Tony mall in Japan, will the backers there be added to the Hasbro pulse backers or is it separate?

 

Keep thinking people go crazy when I see them arguing left and right at nothing then I realize who they are arguing at and realize it isn't worth my time even checking what is said further

 

I mean while this is a tax thread, anyone know how I can claim this on my taxes as some kind of deduction? Maybe say it’s an emotional support figure? Or claim it as an investment loss since I purchased it boxed but will be opening it? (Assuming these work like cars and it loses value driving off the lot) Just figured I’d throw it out there. Surely there’s an armchair accountant out there willing to help cobble this argument together into something resembling coherence!

 

Yes

 

You can write it off on your taxes as a charitable donation!

 

4 backers

 

Damn, that many canceled?

 

We’re doooomed!