[OKIEDOC]

The goal was to meet college women and hopefully make enough money to pay their personal bar tabs,

Overall, Baroi estimates Kegheadz only netted about $1,700. “If a guy brought three or four girls, we'd let him in free, too,” Glover said.

Baroi and Glover said when they met with tax officials, they were shown a huge stack of evidence that appeared to be page after page printed off the Kegheadz' MySpace Web site.

The Tax Commission also is trying to assess them $155,294 for sales tax, penalties and interest and $1,856 for tourism tax, penalties and interest.

Welcome to what government will be like should Obama win the coming election.

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

But that was just “exaggerated hype” designed to create a buzz and attract people to the parties, Glover said.

Sounds like DemocRAT playbook.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

Manwhile, robber barons like Raines have made off with tens of millions and nobody has anything to say about it.

[ClearCase_guy]

Bailing out AIG isn't cheap! The gov't has to get the money from somewhere!

[DogBarkTree]

Maybe they can get Charles Rangle to step in.

[alexander_busek]

I think that the federal government should step in and bail out Kegheadz. Kegheadz is obviously too important to be allowed to fail.

[Caramelgal]

Tax officials got the wrong idea because of embellishments on the Kegheadz MySpace Web site that boasted things like “Over a billion served,” “Biggest party in the state,” and “Biggest party in the country,” Glover said….

So if I say boast on FR that “I have a business with thousands of customers and make a million dollars a year” – the revenuers can use that for documentation for an audit? (Note to the IRS and state and local taxing authorities – that previous statement was for illustration purposes only and should not be construed to be factual or any indication of my actual income – thank you)