TV show: Shark Tank

[C_Dave45]

Anyone watch this? Love this show. Mark Cuban and a few other billionaires let entrepreneurs make their pitch, in hopes of getting Cuban and the other to invest.

Anyways...I watched one a while ago, and this guy got one of the girls, Lori Greiner, (BABE!!) she owns some shopping channel network plus a bunch of patents etc...and she gave him his investment and the guy is practically a millionaire now! Bastard!!! His invention?

http://www.ocregister.com/articles/h...sses-tank.html




So simple, yet it works awesome. Yeah, yeah, it's an "old folks" gimmick, but I ended up buying a few and it works awesome!!!!!

Here's the product website: http://www.specsecure.com/

[Mar]

This show came out years ago, I used to watch it in 2009.

[C_Dave45]

Originally posted by Mar
This show came out years ago, I used to watch it in 2009.

Yes. It did. What is the point of your post again?

[CompletelyNumb]

I watched this show before Mar.

[CompletelyNumb]

Originally posted by C_Dave45
Anyone watch this? Love this show. Mark Cuban and a few other billionaires let entrepreneurs make their pitch, in hopes of getting Cuban and the other to invest.

I watch this one and dragons den all the time. You get to see some pretty cool ideas. And some pretty kooky ones too haha

[swak]

I love it. Makes my head spin seeing people spend their life savings on some daft inventions though!!

Isnane!

[Jlude]

I just started watching old reruns of Dragons Den and haven't quite got to Shark Tank yet, trying to do them in some sort of order.

But I find the shows interesting.

[freshprince1]

I like Dragons Den much better. In my opinion Shark Tank is too sensationalized, whereas Drangons Den is more about the actual product/service being proposed...other than some - or most - of the bald guy's points.

[flipstah]

Originally posted by freshprince1
I like Dragons Den much better. In my opinion Shark Tank is too sensationalized, whereas Drangons Den is more about the actual product/service being proposed...other than some - or most - of the bald guy's points.

Plus, Kevin O'Leary is HILARIOUS!

[nismodrifter]

Never used to watch Dragons Den but I've started going over old episodes and its quite funny, O Leary brings the lulz!

[littledan]

I'm surprised nobody has punched out O'Leary yet the way he talks to people. such an asshole lol

[flipstah]

[adam c]

Originally posted by flipstah

saw this car at the autoshow and it looks like a missmash of current super cars, also looks on the boarder line of un-drivable from a visual stand point

[BigMass]

Kevin O'Leary is on shark tank too. Dragon’s Den is kinda ghetto compared to Shark Tank. The American ideas are usually bigger, more interesting and more diverse. The Canadian ones are often repetitive and boring and “small time”. It’s mainly people with small business models instead of actual innovative product ideas. The Sharks on Shark Tank often make good offers and have connections to help the business grow while on Dragon’s Den they usually just want to be investors and really have no further way to help or grow the business. On Shark Tank you really get the feeling there are some ideas can turn those people into millionares with the help of certain Sharks. On Dragon’s Den, not so much.

[BigMass]

Originally posted by littledan
I'm surprised nobody has punched out O'Leary yet the way he talks to people. such an asshole lol

that's kind of like being upset if you go on American Idol and get flamed by Simon Cowell or Hell's Kitchen and get yelled at by Gordon Ramsay. You pretty much know ahead of time what to expect so no point getting mad about it.

[Kavy]

Originally posted by mickelhob
"Shark Tank," an exciting new reality show that gives budding entrepreneurs the chance to make their dreams come true and become successful and possibly wealthy business people. But the entrepreneurs must first try to convince five tough, multi-millionaire tycoons to part with their own hard-earned cash and give them the funding they need to jumpstart their ideas. In these trying economic times, it's difficult for an individual possessing a dream or even a working small business poised for growth to get a loan for a risky venture. Whether it be an imaginative enhancement for an existing product, a family recipe that has all the ingredients to become a profitable culinary treat, or the latest technological gadget that could take the world by storm, most of these dreams die an early death because no one dared take a financial chance on someone with an unproven and oftentimes outrageous proposa

Ummm Ok thanks.

Quick Question how many months a Year can you drive a Motarcycle in Alaska?

[civic_stylez]

Arlene is a cougar... shes got some power...

[chibwack]

Originally posted by civic_stylez
Arlene is a cougar... shes got some power...

I'd give her investment dollars my business plan. If you know what I mean.

[flipstah]

Originally posted by chibwack

I'd give her investment dollars my business plan. If you know what I mean.

Care for some JV?

[Disoblige]

Originally posted by flipstah


Care for some JV?

You'd slap balls with another man for a saggy woman?