/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>68286444
Maybe you can try your local public library or Barnes and Noble.

>>63833175
Post the full size version you brat

>>58506229
aha~!

>>56498745
IRyS
I love her

hows the volumeRyS?

>>45604714

>>43283046
Watch it at 10x speed.

Glasses are the best

>>27945528
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>>26329230
Racism against the Anglo is okay if you live in a country the Anglo ever invaded

New outfit any day now....

>>24207005
she is very sweet and cute and has a wonderful voice
please cherish her as much as you can

>>23824452
catching up on some games with friends now, they got jealous because i spent too much time watching vtubers, irys at most. i hope you get to do something to keep you occupied as well, anon.

i love this blind dork

>>23198004
Her model is fine

IRyS mogs them all.

>>22124241
I could have sworn there was a picture of IRyS dressed like a teacher but maybe I'm thinking of an Ollie picture

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>>18666167
>watching IRyS have absolutely no game sense makes me frustrated.
I love it, it reminds me that she's the perfect housewife, literally born to bear my children and raise them because she's too dumb for anything else

>>17976305
Okay, I'm looking at what I can for stuff like that, and at least from the stuff I can find on things like your situation, there are a few bits of note. Again, don't take anything I say as law and do not make any decisions based solely on my input, it is imperative that you consult with professionals who have a legal interest to be well informed, up to date and working in your interest, just, I can give a perspective look at least.
It's worth noting that in a lot of cases, sales on eBay won't count as income that should be reportable to the IRS. Specifically, anything that you bought for your own use, then sold at a lower price than what you initially bought it for, doesn't/shouldn't count as income. You can't claim a loss on it or anything, but you shouldn't need to report it as income. If you were reselling, that's probably absolutely income, but selling used goods may not be classified as such; check with a tax consultant on that.
For the paypal stuff, you should also check and see if you can't just roll it under "income taxes" in general. A lot of the time, you can classify it all as income and have it bundled into the same tax rate and tax bracket, so it wouldn't have too much of an outsized impact on your finances. Jumping that much higher seems surprising to me, but if it's being classified under a different status that could explain it somewhat.
Again, I must stress, look for a tax consultant who can look over your records intimately and personally, that will be of far more value than some jackass you talked with on the anime girl streamer board. But there should be some useful stuff you can do.

>>16784155
>one small idea
Hire me and make my job permissions retainer so that I can go, in person, across the globe to every significant video game publisher and secure contracts from each of them that allow talents to play their catalog of titles in perpetuity for a small concession (be it a slight percentage of ad revenue from said streams or something else negligible), which would hopefully eliminate the need for "temporary permission checks."
I can probably get everyone except Sony and The Pokemon Company on board for next to no negotiations.