Free ride in space?

Posted January 29th, 2007 by stormy and filed in ebay, lottery, space
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This guy turned down a free ride to space because he realized he’d have to pay $25,000 in taxes on it.   My SO suggested that he could sell his space clothes for $25K on eBay afterwards!

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