Peyton Manning

[hatvol96]

I'm shocked that none of the Manningophiles have referenced the article in yesterday's Tennessean mentioning the $1 mil #16 has pledged to the UTAD.

 

[WA_Vol]

I'm shocked that none of the Manningophiles have referenced the article in yesterday's Tennessean mentioning the $1 mil #16 has pledged to the UTAD.

Hatvol you should step up and match his contribution, not to be out done.

 

[Jasongivm6]

I'm shocked that none of the Manningophiles have referenced the article in yesterday's Tennessean mentioning the $1 mil #16 has pledged to the UTAD.

Way to go PEYTON!!!! :hi:


You're my HERO!!!!! :superman:


You're the BEST!!!! :yahoo:


epper: :yourock: :fworks: :td: :toast:


How's that?

 

[hatvol96]

Hatvol you should step up and match his contribution, not to be out done.

Would I get to pick coaches? I'm afraid guys like Haslam and Thorton would still have all the power. That would make it wasted money on my part. I do well, but I'm not going to throw money away for a vanity piece.

 

[hatvol96]

Way to go PEYTON!!!! :hi:
You're my HERO!!!!! :superman:
You're the BEST!!!! :yahoo:
epper: :yourock: :fworks: :td: :toast:
How's that?

That's what I would expect. I was beginning to fear that the lack of playoff success by the Colts had damaged #16's popularity.

 

[hatvol96]

Hatvol you should step up and match his contribution, not to be out done.

Also, never make large contributions public. If you do, every panhandling group in need of cash will be at your door.

 

[LetMeStay]

i'm sure peyton is worried about panhandlers. his people can shake them off.

 

[Jasongivm6]

i'm sure peyton is worried about panhandlers. his people can shake them off.

I think Hat was talking about people in general giving donations. I live right down the street from John C. "Thunder" Thornton and I've only tried to climb his privacy gate a handful of times. Most of them were for a good cause, though, because I was doing "liver damage research" and needed the booze to prove some points.

 

[hatvol96]

I think Hat was talking about people in general giving donations. I live right down the street from John C. "Thunder" Thornton and I've only tried to climb his privacy gate a handful of times. Most of them were for a good cause, though, because I was doing "liver damage research" and needed the booze to prove some points.

You are correct. I've got a friend who donated a large sum of money to a hospital. When that hit the papers, every group in a 100 mile radius tried to hit him up for some cash.

 

[Freak]

You are correct. I've got a friend who donated a large sum of money to a hospital. When that hit the papers, every group in a 100 mile radius tried to hit him up for some cash.

what was his name again?

 

[therealUT]

So, that $1M contribution results in a tax savings of $350,000...

 

[GAVol]

So, that $1M contribution results in a tax savings of $350,000...

:birgits_giggle: That was the first thing I thought of.

 

[hatvol96]

:birgits_giggle: That was the first thing I thought of.

There's absolutely nothing wrong with self interested philanthropy.

 

[allvol123]

So, that $1M contribution results in a tax savings of $350,000...

I doubt he did it for that. Giving away 1 million to save from paying $350,000 is not financially sound.

 

[Jasongivm6]

I doubt he did it for that. Giving away 1 million to save from paying $350,000 is not financially sound.

Some people wouldn't do it if they didn't get a tax break.

 

[volfan2024]

what was his name again?

Take your pick.It's either Ray Lewis,Jamal Lewis,O.J. Simpson,John Calipari, or Coach Phillip Fulmer. :biggrin2:

 

[GAVol]

Some people wouldn't do it if they didn't get a tax break.

A lot of Charitable Foundations owe their existence to the Internal Revenue Service.

 

[hatvol96]

Take your pick.It's either Ray Lewis,Jamal Lewis,O.J. Simpson,John Calipari, or Coach Phillip Fulmer. :biggrin2:

The Juice is too busy searching for the real killer to make charitable donations.

 

[hatvol96]

A lot of Charitable Foundations owe their existence to the Internal Revenue Service.

I think you can modify the to say "most Charitable Foundations." People would much rather give their hard earned dollars to a cause of their choice than send it to Washington.

 

[hatvol96]

Take your pick.It's either Ray Lewis,Jamal Lewis,O.J. Simpson,John Calipari, or Coach Phillip Fulmer. :biggrin2:

While I do tend to be a bit critical of TCHFCATUTK, I do commend him on the charitable work he does. He goes above and beyond the call.

 

[CSpindizzy]

The Juice is too busy searching for the real killer to make charitable donations.

Getting double lap dances as well. I find killers in singles bars all the time....

 

[hatvol96]

Getting double lap dances as well. I find killers in singles bars all the time....

Why does everyone spread untruths about Ornethal James? It was a triple lap dance.

 

[allvol123]

Some people wouldn't do it if they didn't get a tax break.

Anyone who would do it specifically for a tax break is a financial idiot.

 

[Jasongivm6]

Anyone who would do it specifically for a tax break is a financial idiot.

Well, Yeah!!

 

[therealUT]

Anyone who would do it specifically for a tax break is a financial idiot.

Well, there are enough 'financial idiots' out there that CPAs are charging $300-$500/hr, and making bank!