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A Trip Dick Could Never Take

#1

Sorry for answering your last 2 posts so quickly, but that's because
in the world of someone who's not totally controlled by the video
poker machines, life has other meaning. I'm leaving now with my wife--
whom I have not turned into a video poker addict as you have yours--
for the beach in LA, a visit to Fisherman's Wharf in SF, a night in a
cabin on Lake Tahoe at the Hyatt, and a stopover at Wynn for a
meeting on the possibility of installing more of the >100% machines
that rope more and more players in. Be back Monday. Back when I was
like you, I used to never be able to go anywhere that didn't have
video poker even for a day. My Play Strategy changed all that. Now I
have more time, more money, and I have enormous satisfaction from
being able to win almost at will when I do play.

You see Dick, when you're in denial about your addiction, you'd be
claiming "it's the others who have the problem and not me, because
it's THEY who need the highs & lows of the wins & losses....not ME!"
And that's exactly what you just did. Another trait is self-
justification. You'd be making up ANY excuse about why YOUR
association with gambling is 'a world apart' from the 'real addicts'
just so when you go back to the casinos (probably today) you will
have done whatever you can to erase that feeling of guilt that
constantly surrounds you. To you it's a 'hobby'. to others it's an
addiction. Naturally, it's perfectly normal to play enough to have
received 26 moments of intermittent gratification from the machines
in 6 months. Who doesn't do THAT? And then you find a need to water
it down some by saying you "only" play 15-20 hours a week. What was
it that Phil Rizutto used to say? "HOLY COW"? No normal person risks
money in casinos that often. Face it. And face the fact that it's so-
called 'advantage play' that's made you the man you are today--a
pathological gambler totally controlled by the excitement of gambling.

Here's what'll happen now as I'm going out the door. You'll come back
with a response first because you always have an anal need to "set
the record straight" so that anyone who reads this won't think you're
the addict that you truly are. All you have to do is convince
yourself that you accomplished that and you'll have made yourself
feel artificially good for another day. Next, you must have the last
word or you can't sleep at night. Here's your chance, because I'm not
the nerd you are and I have no need to take either of my laptops with
me on trips! So get your face-saving message in now, because on
Monday you'll be in the same hot water as you are in right now!

#2

<<Now I have more time, more money, and I have enormous satisfaction from
being able to win almost at will when I do play.>>

Lie. Your strategy is a proven fraud and has a high probability of leaving
anyone who plays it penniless.

Cogno

#3

What was it that Phil Rizutto used to say? "HOLY COW"?

Wasn't that Mel Allen?

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#4

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@c...>
wrote:

Sorry for answering your last 2 posts so quickly, but that's

because

in the world of someone who's not totally controlled by the video
poker machines, life has other meaning. I'm leaving now with my

wife--

whom I have not turned into a video poker addict as you have yours--
for the beach in LA, a visit to Fisherman's Wharf in SF, a night in

a

cabin on Lake Tahoe at the Hyatt, and a stopover at Wynn for a
meeting on the possibility of installing more of the >100% machines
that rope more and more players in. Be back Monday. Back when I was
like you, I used to never be able to go anywhere that didn't have
video poker even for a day. My Play Strategy changed all that.

Seems to me several of your destinations do have VP. I could go on
and on about the places I've been since I've retired that don't have
VP, however, I don't have a guilty conscious and have no need to tell
the world.

Now I
have more time, more money, and I have enormous satisfaction from
being able to win almost at will when I do play.

Lie.

You see Dick, when you're in denial about your addiction, you'd be
claiming "it's the others who have the problem and not me, because
it's THEY who need the highs & lows of the wins & losses....not

ME!"

Yes. Your point?

And that's exactly what you just did. Another trait is self-
justification. You'd be making up ANY excuse about why YOUR
association with gambling is 'a world apart' from the 'real

addicts'

just so when you go back to the casinos (probably today) you will
have done whatever you can to erase that feeling of guilt that
constantly surrounds you.

Sounds to me like YOU'RE the one in denial. Why else would you go on
and on about a vacation that no one else cares about.

To you it's a 'hobby'. to others it's an
addiction.

Yes. It's a hooby. Your point?

Naturally, it's perfectly normal to play enough to have
received 26 moments of intermittent gratification from the machines
in 6 months. Who doesn't do THAT? And then you find a need to water
it down some by saying you "only" play 15-20 hours a week. What was
it that Phil Rizutto used to say? "HOLY COW"? No normal person

risks

money in casinos that often.

What risk?

Face it. And face the fact that it's so-
called 'advantage play' that's made you the man you are today--a
pathological gambler totally controlled by the excitement of

gambling.

Face what? That I profit from my hobby. OK.

Here's what'll happen now as I'm going out the door. You'll come

back

with a response first because you always have an anal need to "set
the record straight" so that anyone who reads this won't think

you're

the addict that you truly are.

Why would they. They most likely can understand English and don't
have the need call every advantage player an addict. They won't be
selling a scam system either.

#5

Well Mr. VP Addict (um, that's not Vice President either!). I told
you the water would be boiling for you again today after letting you
relax for the weekend (although you most probably got in you nerve-
wracking 3 hours of play each day anyway), and now it's time to sweat
again. You're like a crying little boy who keeps on crying & gets
whacked good each and every time. So here's some more doses of the
truth that you never want to accept. I guess this really got under
your skin on Thursday. You were sooooo anxious to make yourself feel
better after reading this post along with the other two that were up
long before, that you just couldn't wait and HAD to "set the record
straight" here a day before replying to the other set of truths!
HAHAHA!! I KNEW it!

Seems to me several of your destinations do have VP. I could go on
and on about the places I've been since I've retired that don't have
VP, however, I don't have a guilty conscious and have no need to tell
the world.

Most certainly there's VP in Lake Tahoe & Wynn--definitely wouldn't
want to try and slip a destination with vp machines by YOU! But did
you notice I was taking the missus? To me that means respect for
another person on a trip, and so shoving video poker at her or making
it the purpose of the trip--as you would do--doesn't ever enter into
my equation. Wynn did just this week offer me 2 free nights in a
suite (we only stayed 1) with a free gourmet meal at SW Steakhouse
where our bottle of wine alone was $388, 2 show tickets, and $500 in
free-play that I turned into $610 and quit (you'd never be able to do
that - no math models fit that scenario) as a token of thanks for my
working with them on getting those machines in there.

You see Dick, when you're in denial about your addiction, you'd be
claiming "it's the others who have the problem and not me, because
it's THEY who need the highs & lows of the wins & losses....not
ME!" And that's exactly what you just did.

Yes. Your point?

Maybe there's hope for you yet.

Sounds to me like YOU'RE the one in denial. Why else would you go on
and on about a vacation that no one else cares about.

Oh, but you care about EVERYTHING I do. I bug you no end, because I'm
the person you've always wanted to be in the video poker world. I get
the attention you long for, and I'm able to do the things you only
dream of doing. In fact, no one gives me the attention you give, and
no one person makes me look better.

To you it's a 'hobby'. To others it's an
addiction.

Yes. It's a hooby. Your point?

The point? You call it a hobby when it's a compulsion. Not something
you'll admit in public, but the truth nonetheless.

Face it. And face the fact that it's so-
called 'advantage play' that's made you the man you are today--a
pathological gambler totally controlled by the excitement of
gambling.

Face what? That I profit from my hobby. OK.

More dreams...........more denial. And more hypocracy. 6 months of
uncontrollable play for a 'hobby'? Yup. And I'm betting you play even
more NOW! Trying to get back that 'magic feeling' right?

#6

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@c...>
wrote:

Well Mr. VP Addict

We already know you're the addict and have a compulsion to call
everyone else an addict to somehow make yourself feel better. Get
over it.

(um, that's not Vice President either!). I told
you the water would be boiling for you again today after letting

you

relax for the weekend (although you most probably got in you nerve-
wracking 3 hours of play each day anyway), and now it's time to

sweat

again. You're like a crying little boy who keeps on crying & gets
whacked good each and every time.

LMAO. You have nothing to say, do you? If you think phrases
like "crying little boy" have any impact on an adult then you have
once again gone off the deep end. I know these phrases bother you to
no end. However, it's quite a bit different for us mature adults.

So here's some more doses of the
truth that you never want to accept. I guess this really got under
your skin on Thursday. You were sooooo anxious to make yourself

feel

better after reading this post along with the other two that were

up

long before, that you just couldn't wait and HAD to "set the record
straight" here a day before replying to the other set of truths!
HAHAHA!! I KNEW it!

I respond in the order I read them. Is that too complicated for your
little brain?

>Seems to me several of your destinations do have VP. I could go on
>and on about the places I've been since I've retired that don't

have

>VP, however, I don't have a guilty conscious and have no need to

tell

>the world.

Most certainly there's VP in Lake Tahoe & Wynn--definitely wouldn't
want to try and slip a destination with vp machines by YOU! But did
you notice I was taking the missus?

Someone's got to pay for it.

To me that means respect for
another person on a trip, and so shoving video poker at her or

making

it the purpose of the trip--as you would do--doesn't ever enter

into

my equation. Wynn did just this week offer me 2 free nights in a
suite (we only stayed 1) with a free gourmet meal at SW Steakhouse
where our bottle of wine alone was $388, 2 show tickets, and $500

in

free-play that I turned into $610 and quit (you'd never be able to

do

that - no math models fit that scenario) as a token of thanks for

my

working with them on getting those machines in there.

So much for not playing. How are all your fans ever going to believe
you again? Oh, wait, you have no fans and no one believes you now.

>Sounds to me like YOU'RE the one in denial. Why else would you go

on

>and on about a vacation that no one else cares about.

Oh, but you care about EVERYTHING I do.

Yeah, right. Who do you think you're kidding, moron?

I bug you no end, because I'm
the person you've always wanted to be in the video poker world.

Barf, puke, puke.

I get
the attention you long for, and I'm able to do the things you only
dream of doing. In fact, no one gives me the attention you give,

and

no one person makes me look better.

Dream on. You already tried this idiotic line on me last year. It
didn't work then and it won't work now. Your jealosy of the Dancers,
Scotts, Hughes, etc. of the VP world drip off you every time you
post. Now, it appears you are even jealous of me ... A simple VP
hobby player. You are a joke.

> To you it's a 'hobby'. To others it's an
> addiction.

>Yes. It's a hobby. Your point?

The point? You call it a hobby when it's a compulsion. Not

something

you'll admit in public, but the truth nonetheless.

Nope. Your point?

> Face it. And face the fact that it's so-
> called 'advantage play' that's made you the man you are today--a
> pathological gambler totally controlled by the excitement of
> gambling.

> Face what? That I profit from my hobby. OK.

More dreams...........more denial. And more hypocracy.

Nope. Just the facts. What's REALLY funny is someone as important as
you obviously think are would even care about lil ole me. LMAO even
harder.

#7

Why do any of you care what the fuck the other thinks?

Wish I had enough time to constantly put down everyone else.

As a very wise compulsive criminal once said, "Can't we all just get along?"

Now will someone please have the LAST word?

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#8

We already know you're the addict and have a compulsion to call
everyone else an addict to somehow make yourself feel better. Get
over it.

I got the feeling that if you weren't feeling so guilty right about
now, this wouldn't be such a big deal for you to be defending
yourself. I've already admitted I was a 6-year addict up until late
1996. Do you have the same courage?

LMAO. You have nothing to say, do you? If you think phrases
like "crying little boy" have any impact on an adult then you have
once again gone off the deep end. I know these phrases bother you

to no end. However, it's quite a bit different for us mature adults.

No impact? Read your whining answer again and tell yourself "It
doesn't affect me because I'M AN ADULT!"

I respond in the order I read them. Is that too complicated for
your little brain?

Like you say anything else that might have you looking a little
ruffled..... You're 'reading things out of order' are you?' How could
that be? I though you statistical analysis types were of an anal
obsessive compulsive nature, and nothing can be done out of order OR
ELSE!

Someone's got to pay for it.

More accurately, there's got to be SOME vp players out there who
doesn't selfishly turn his spouse (or live-in sugar daddy) into a
compulsive gambler, and who doesn't make the other half do what they
do OR ELSE!

> Oh, but you care about EVERYTHING I do.

Yeah, right. Who do you think you're kidding, moron?

No one. Everyone can vividly see you're a Singer Groupie.

Dream on. You already tried this idiotic line on me last year. It

didn't work then and it won't work now. Your jealosy of the

Dancers,

Scotts, Hughes, etc. of the VP world drip off you every time you
post. Now, it appears you are even jealous of me ... A simple VP
hobby player. You are a joke.

You're far from a simple player. Everything you do is controlled by
neurosis. And you certainly understand the word 'jealousy' because
you truly hold me in awe when it comes to the game you are not
successful at.
  

> The point? You call it a hobby when it's a compulsion. Not
something
> you'll admit in public, but the truth nonetheless.

Nope. Your point?

You're a study in denial. That's the point.

> > Face it. And face the fact that it's so-
> > called 'advantage play' that's made you the man you are today--a
> > pathological gambler totally controlled by the excitement of
> > gambling.
>
> > Face what? That I profit from my hobby. OK.
>
> More dreams...........more denial. And more hypocracy.

Nope. Just the facts. What's REALLY funny is someone as important
as you obviously think are would even care about lil ole me. LMAO
even harder.

Looks to me like I'm giving you the words that are just too tough to
swallow. And you're not so little.

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#9

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@c...>
wrote:

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@a...>

wrote:

> We already know you're the addict and have a compulsion to call
> everyone else an addict to somehow make yourself feel better. Get
> over it.

I got the feeling that if you weren't feeling so guilty right about
now, this wouldn't be such a big deal for you to be defending
yourself. I've already admitted I was a 6-year addict up until late
1996. Do you have the same courage?

Which is exactly why you have the NEED to call everyone else an
addict. You do NOT have the COURAGE to admit that YOU have a problem
that others don't have. It's as simple as that.

> LMAO. You have nothing to say, do you? If you think phrases
> like "crying little boy" have any impact on an adult then you

have

> once again gone off the deep end. I know these phrases bother you
to no end. However, it's quite a bit different for us mature adults.

No impact? Read your whining answer again and tell yourself "It
doesn't affect me because I'M AN ADULT!"

The truth hurts, doesn't it?

> I respond in the order I read them. Is that too complicated for
>your little brain?

Like you say anything else that might have you looking a little
ruffled..... You're 'reading things out of order' are you?' How

could

that be?

It's qute simple. When you bring up the forums through YAHOO they
show the latest 5 messages and then you must click "view all" to get
older messages. In this case I saw the new topic with my name in it
and went to it first. Now that I've educated you, AGAIN, and wiped
that smirk off your face, AGAIN, and made you look like a fool,
AGAIN, who looks "ruffled ..." ?

I though you statistical analysis types were of an anal
obsessive compulsive nature, and nothing can be done out of order

OR

ELSE!

> Someone's got to pay for it.

More accurately, there's got to be SOME vp players out there who
doesn't selfishly turn his spouse (or live-in sugar daddy) into a
compulsive gambler, and who doesn't make the other half do what

they

do OR ELSE!

Lie. I've told you many times that my wife is the real gambler of the
family.

> > Oh, but you care about EVERYTHING I do.
>
> Yeah, right. Who do you think you're kidding, moron?

No one. Everyone can vividly see you're a Singer Groupie.

Wake up, monkey boy.

>> Dream on. You already tried this idiotic line on me last year.

It

> didn't work then and it won't work now. Your jealosy of the
Dancers,
> Scotts, Hughes, etc. of the VP world drip off you every time you
> post. Now, it appears you are even jealous of me ... A simple VP
> hobby player. You are a joke.

You're far from a simple player. Everything you do is controlled by
neurosis. And you certainly understand the word 'jealousy' because
you truly hold me in awe when it comes to the game you are not
successful at.

Wake up, monkey boy. Do these day dreams occur often? You really do
need some serious professional help.

> > The point? You call it a hobby when it's a compulsion. Not
> something
> > you'll admit in public, but the truth nonetheless.
>
> Nope. Your point?

You're a study in denial. That's the point.

Wake up and smell the bananas, monkey boy. These are the same stupid
lines you always use. It's getting so old and tired. Can't you see
how stupid you look saying the same garbage all the time and never
coming up with anything new? You say it to everyone and you must
somehow think it has some impact. Boy are you dense!

> > > Face it. And face the fact that it's so-
> > > called 'advantage play' that's made you the man you are today-

-a

> > > pathological gambler totally controlled by the excitement of
> > > gambling.
> >
> > > Face what? That I profit from my hobby. OK.
> >
> > More dreams...........more denial. And more hypocracy.

More of the same. Old and tired ....

>
> Nope. Just the facts. What's REALLY funny is someone as important
>as you obviously think are would even care about lil ole me. LMAO
>even harder.

Looks to me like I'm giving you the words that are just too tough

to

swallow. And you're not so little.

Same old lines. Come on, can't you come up with anything else?

#10

Which is exactly why you have the NEED to call everyone else an
addict. You do NOT have the COURAGE to admit that YOU have a
problem that others don't have. It's as simple as that.

You don't see it, do you. That's typical of a blinded addict, yet
it's so clear to everyone on the outside. You have no idea what it
looks like bragging to others about getting 26 royals in a 6-month
period. And you never will--at least until the time comes where you
sit down and wonder where all the time went that you spent wasting
away at the vp machines. Right now it's an act of prowess to someone
like you, but when you awaken from that dream and consider that
you're still playing at that foolish pace or greater, it WILL get
you.
  

> No impact? Read your whining answer again and tell yourself "It
> doesn't affect me because I'M AN ADULT!"

The truth hurts, doesn't it?

The truth is you're not the only one being hurt by your compulsion to
play video poker.

It's qute simple. When you bring up the forums through YAHOO they
show the latest 5 messages and then you must click "view all" to

get

older messages. In this case I saw the new topic with my name in it
and went to it first. Now that I've educated you, AGAIN, and wiped
that smirk off your face, AGAIN, and made you look like a fool,
AGAIN, who looks "ruffled ..." ?

Just as in your denial of having a gambling problem, you're
manufacturing scenarios that don't exist here also. I've always said,
gamblers are some of the most creative people in the world.

> More accurately, there's got to be SOME vp players out there who
> doesn't selfishly turn his spouse (or live-in sugar daddy) into a
> compulsive gambler, and who doesn't make the other half do what
they
> do OR ELSE!

Lie. I've told you many times that my wife is the real gambler of

the family.

So now you're blaming HER for your problems? That's just great. How
low can you possibly go and still look at yourself on a daily basis?

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#11

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@c...>
wrote:

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@a...>

wrote:

> Which is exactly why you have the NEED to call everyone else an
> addict. You do NOT have the COURAGE to admit that YOU have a
>problem that others don't have. It's as simple as that.

You don't see it, do you. That's typical of a blinded addict, yet
it's so clear to everyone on the outside.

Have you ever wondered why you call EVERY single successful advantage
player an addict? Once you understand the answer to that question you
may have a chance to overcome your obvious mental problems.

You have no idea what it
looks like bragging to others about getting 26 royals in a 6-month
period.

You can't get over that can you? I mention it ONE time in a
discussion on streaks and you keep bringing it up. Clearly another
sign of jealosy.

And you never will--at least until the time comes where you
sit down and wonder where all the time went that you spent wasting
away at the vp machines. Right now it's an act of prowess to

someone

like you, but when you awaken from that dream and consider that
you're still playing at that foolish pace or greater, it WILL get
you.

Wake up, monkey boy. Take a good look in the mirror. Your own
problems are obvious. Do something about that drinking problem and
then seek professional help.

> > No impact? Read your whining answer again and tell yourself "It
> > doesn't affect me because I'M AN ADULT!"

> The truth hurts, doesn't it?

The truth is you're not the only one being hurt by your compulsion

to

play video poker.

I'm sure the cat is real upset too.

> It's qute simple. When you bring up the forums through YAHOO they
> show the latest 5 messages and then you must click "view all" to
get
> older messages. In this case I saw the new topic with my name in

it

> and went to it first. Now that I've educated you, AGAIN, and

wiped

> that smirk off your face, AGAIN, and made you look like a fool,
> AGAIN, who looks "ruffled ..." ?

Just as in your denial of having a gambling problem, you're
manufacturing scenarios that don't exist here also. I've always

said,

gamblers are some of the most creative people in the world.

I suspect you don't even realize what you just said. You just equated
access to the standard group inferface in YAHOO with a gambling
problem. You are so stupid it's almost beyond belief. LMAO

> > More accurately, there's got to be SOME vp players out there

who

> > doesn't selfishly turn his spouse (or live-in sugar daddy) into

a

> > compulsive gambler, and who doesn't make the other half do what
> they
> > do OR ELSE!
>
> Lie. I've told you many times that my wife is the real gambler of
the family.

So now you're blaming HER for your problems? That's just great. How
low can you possibly go and still look at yourself on a daily basis?

Sorry, but no blame has been issued from this corner. I just made a
simple statement of fact. Something beyond your ability to comprehend
since you've been so caught up in your lies for so many years.

#12

Have you ever wondered why you call EVERY single successful

advantage player an addict?

No one knows if any of these consumed players are successfull, in
fact, my own experience as well as discussions with thousands of
those whom you choose to believe never talked to me have told me
exactly the same thing. Tell me you don't think you have even the
slightest inclinations towards being a vp addict.

> You have no idea what it looks like bragging to others about
getting 26 royals in a 6-month period.

You can't get over that can you? I mention it ONE time in a
discussion on streaks and you keep bringing it up. Clearly another
sign of jealosy.

Ha! Jealousy on 25c & 50c machines....I don't think so. The part that
I can't 'get over' and that which escapes you for obvious reasons is
the similarity in your & Bob Dancer's bragging about some sort of
prowess during a 6-month timeframe. You of all people should realize
we don't live in a 6-month world, and while you would never, ever
announce devasting periods of losses totalling even a penny more than
that which you proclaim to have won, everyone who plays the game
knows you don't stop chasing that kind of success until you are near
or at broke. At best, that kind of a streak made you even more of an
addict to the game. The fact that you insist on calling it a 'hobby
that I play 3 hours a day' only makes you look that much more
pathologically linked to the game.

Wake up, monkey boy. Take a good look in the mirror. Your own
problems are obvious. Do something about that drinking problem and
then seek professional help.

What else can you say out of frustration?
   

> > Lie. I've told you many times that my wife is the real gambler

of the family.

> So now you're blaming HER for your problems? That's just great.
How low can you possibly go and still look at yourself on a daily
basis?

Sorry, but no blame has been issued from this corner. I just made a
simple statement of fact. Something beyond your ability to
comprehend since you've been so caught up in your lies for so many
years.

I thought you'd be rattled by that one. Denial & blame in one
sentence. You're both so engulfed with video poker on the mind that
problem-recognition is beyond realization any more. It's a scenario
like this that have me thanking my lucky stars it didn't happen to
me, every day.

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#13

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@c...>
wrote:

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@a...>

wrote:

> Have you ever wondered why you call EVERY single successful
advantage player an addict?

No one knows if any of these consumed players are successfull,

What a crock. They tell you all the time.

in
fact, my own experience as well as discussions with thousands of
those whom you choose to believe never talked to me have told me
exactly the same thing. Tell me you don't think you have even the
slightest inclinations towards being a vp addict.

I don't have the slightest inclination towards being a vp addict.

> > You have no idea what it looks like bragging to others about
>getting 26 royals in a 6-month period.

> You can't get over that can you? I mention it ONE time in a
> discussion on streaks and you keep bringing it up. Clearly

another

> sign of jealosy.

Ha! Jealousy on 25c & 50c machines....I don't think so.

Hmmmm. Then I wonder why you keep bringing it up???

The part that
I can't 'get over' and that which escapes you for obvious reasons

is

the similarity in your & Bob Dancer's bragging about some sort of
prowess during a 6-month timeframe.

Of course, you fail to remember (or mention) that I've also claimed a
5 1/2 month streak of NO RFs. Kind of blows your bragging theory.
Just admit that it's all in your mind.

You of all people should realize
we don't live in a 6-month world, and while you would never, ever
announce devasting periods of losses totalling even a penny more

than

that which you proclaim to have won,

Oh, but I did. More than once. In fact, the streak occurred when I
first started using expert play strategies. I survived that losing
streak and have now had many winning and losing streaks. What a
surprise. If you had any intelligence whatsoever you'd give up this
ridiculous attempt to generalize all advantage players.

everyone who plays the game
knows you don't stop chasing that kind of success until you are

near

or at broke. At best, that kind of a streak made you even more of

an

addict to the game. The fact that you insist on calling it a 'hobby
that I play 3 hours a day' only makes you look that much more
pathologically linked to the game.

Nope. Only someone who thinks like you would ever come to that
conclusion. You're still caught up in YOUR own losing ways and you
can't accept that others can win. We do, get used to it.

> > > Lie. I've told you many times that my wife is the real

gambler

of the family.

> > So now you're blaming HER for your problems? That's just great.
>How low can you possibly go and still look at yourself on a daily
>basis?

> Sorry, but no blame has been issued from this corner. I just made

a

> simple statement of fact. Something beyond your ability to
>comprehend since you've been so caught up in your lies for so many
>years.

I thought you'd be rattled by that one. Denial & blame in one
sentence. You're both so engulfed with video poker on the mind that
problem-recognition is beyond realization any more. It's a scenario
like this that have me thanking my lucky stars it didn't happen to
me, every day.

Oh, but it does. You're caught up in an addiction of ego. You
replaced your VP addiction with one that requires adalation from
others. When you don't get it, you react with name calling and your
own version of denial ... calling everyone else addicted. Look in the
mirror, monkey boy, it's obvious to everyone else.

#14

> No one knows if any of these consumed players are successfull,

What a crock. They tell you all the time.

And as a fellow addict, you'd believe anything they said, that is, as
long as it was "We Win"!

I don't have the slightest inclination towards being a vp addict.

Of course you don't. Otherwise, how could you possible justify to
yourself and anyone else who cares, about the inordinate amount of
time you & your family spend at the machines?

> Ha! Jealousy on 25c & 50c machines....I don't think so.

Hmmmm. Then I wonder why you keep bringing it up???

To continue making you look like the addict you are, naturally. 3
hours a day at video poker machines, and I doubt if your average is
even THAT low?? HA! You've so muddled your thinking process that
you'd never recognize just how foolish that is to a normal person!

Of course, you fail to remember (or mention) that I've also

claimed a

5 1/2 month streak of NO RFs. Kind of blows your bragging theory.
Just admit that it's all in your mind.

The more you talk about the ridiculous amount of time you spend
keeping casinos open, the bigger the hole you dig. And here's a clue--
You'd have NEVER openly mentioned that 'losing streak' if you didn't
first brag about some kind of winning streak. That's what losing
addicts do. They always have to minimize the effect so those reading
won't oooh & ahhh over the losing.

Oh, but I did. More than once. In fact, the streak occurred when I
first started using expert play strategies. I survived that losing
streak and have now had many winning and losing streaks. What a
surprise. If you had any intelligence whatsoever you'd give up this
ridiculous attempt to generalize all advantage players.

Even more stories of prowess. What a BIG surprise for you to be
saying such a thing. All you show is how intelligent I really am.
You're a testimony to it. I always say without a doubt that those who
make believe they're 'advantage players' are serious gambling
addicts. You epitomize that to a tee. Thank you for confirming my
beliefs and in the process, making me look so good.

Nope. Only someone who thinks like you would ever come to that
conclusion. You're still caught up in YOUR own losing ways and you
can't accept that others can win. We do, get used to it.

Said as only a true pathological would say it..... Play an inisial
amount of long hours, blame the spouse for getting you involved in
such a game, and make up stories of winning prowess while dissing the
truths as told by the #1 player in the world. Yes, you are sad but
true.

> I thought you'd be rattled by that one. Denial & blame in one
> sentence. You're both so engulfed with video poker on the mind

that problem-recognition is beyond realization any more. It's a
scenario like this that have me thanking my lucky stars it didn't
happen to me, every day.

Oh, but it does. You're caught up in an addiction of ego. You
replaced your VP addiction with one that requires adalation from
others. When you don't get it, you react with name calling and your
own version of denial ... calling everyone else addicted. Look in

the mirror, monkey boy, it's obvious to everyone else.

Bingo! A direct hit!! Defense without offense. Predictability without
purpose. Again, I thank my lucky stars that in this household, we
respect each other and do not drag the other down with any unsavory
habits. I'll say a prayer for you both tonight....right after I have
a glass of Jack Daniel's Single Barrel to celebrate your self-
humiliation on fvpf.

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wrote:

> > No one knows if any of these consumed players are successfull,

> What a crock. They tell you all the time.

And as a fellow addict, you'd believe anything they said, that is,

as

long as it was "We Win"!

Law of large numbers. Not to mention the fact that their statements
are in agreement with commonly held mathematical principles while
yours are not.

> I don't have the slightest inclination towards being a vp addict.

Of course you don't. Otherwise, how could you possible justify to
yourself and anyone else who cares, about the inordinate amount of
time you & your family spend at the machines?

I don't need to justify anything. Only someone who worries about
their actions is concerned with justification. That would be you.

> > Ha! Jealousy on 25c & 50c machines....I don't think so.

> Hmmmm. Then I wonder why you keep bringing it up???

To continue making you look like the addict you are, naturally. 3
hours a day at video poker machines, and I doubt if your average is
even THAT low?? HA! You've so muddled your thinking process that
you'd never recognize just how foolish that is to a normal person!

Hmmmm. A retiree spending a mere 3 hours a day enjoying their hobby.
What a stretch ... Only a fool would consider that abnormal. But
then, you fill those shoes quite well.

>> Of course, you fail to remember (or mention) that I've also
claimed a
> 5 1/2 month streak of NO RFs. Kind of blows your bragging theory.
> Just admit that it's all in your mind.

The more you talk about the ridiculous amount of time you spend
keeping casinos open, the bigger the hole you dig. And here's a

clue--

You'd have NEVER openly mentioned that 'losing streak' if you

didn't

first brag about some kind of winning streak. That's what losing
addicts do. They always have to minimize the effect so those

reading

won't oooh & ahhh over the losing.

I mentioned this losing streak long before I ever had the 26 RFs this
past winter. Check old archives if you doubt it. The fact is you
haven't a clue what motivates me. You blabber on and on and say
nothing. So, once again I've proven you wrong. Get used to it ...
just like last year.

> Oh, but I did. More than once. In fact, the streak occurred when

I

> first started using expert play strategies. I survived that

losing

> streak and have now had many winning and losing streaks. What a
> surprise. If you had any intelligence whatsoever you'd give up

this

> ridiculous attempt to generalize all advantage players.

Even more stories of prowess. What a BIG surprise for you to be
saying such a thing. All you show is how intelligent I really am.

Yeah right. Keep on blabbering ...

You're a testimony to it. I always say without a doubt that those

who

make believe they're 'advantage players' are serious gambling
addicts. You epitomize that to a tee. Thank you for confirming my
beliefs and in the process, making me look so good.

Ahhh. The monkey boy in full bloom. Whenever I really get to you
that's your first line of defense. Pound your chest and attempt to
persuade anyone what a big ape ... er ... man you are. It still
doesn't work. All you do is look like a fool.

> Nope. Only someone who thinks like you would ever come to that
> conclusion. You're still caught up in YOUR own losing ways and

you

> can't accept that others can win. We do, get used to it.

Said as only a true pathological would say it.....

Having trouble with English ??? Must be hitting the booze early.

Play an inisial

And, even more booze ...

amount of long hours, blame the spouse for getting you involved

Why would anyone blame someone for a hobby?

in
such a game, and make up stories of winning prowess while dissing

the

truths as told by the #1 player in the world. Yes, you are sad but
true.

Yes, I am "true"thfull. You are the liar.

> > I thought you'd be rattled by that one. Denial & blame in one
> > sentence. You're both so engulfed with video poker on the mind
that problem-recognition is beyond realization any more. It's a
scenario like this that have me thanking my lucky stars it didn't
happen to me, every day.

> Oh, but it does. You're caught up in an addiction of ego. You
> replaced your VP addiction with one that requires adalation from
> others. When you don't get it, you react with name calling and

your

> own version of denial ... calling everyone else addicted. Look in
the mirror, monkey boy, it's obvious to everyone else.

Bingo! A direct hit!! Defense without offense.

Good. Now maybe you'll get some professional help.

Predictability without
purpose. Again, I thank my lucky stars that in this household, we
respect each other and do not drag the other down with any unsavory
habits.

I find that quite doubtful. Anyone who would live with a pathological
liar, sociopathic scammer and ego addict has lot's of problems of
their own.

I'll say a prayer for you both tonight....right after I have
a glass of Jack Daniel's Single Barrel

Getting drunk again, monkey boy? What a surprise. That was your
escape last time I made you look like a fool.

to celebrate your self-
humiliation on fvpf.

Nice try, monkey boy. Keep saying the words and maybe even you will
believe it. You already know I've proven your system a scam and you a
liar many times over. No one falls for this BS. But, hey, keep it up,
I've got plenty of time to watch you fall all over yourself.

#16

> And as a fellow addict, you'd believe anything they said, that

is, as long as it was "We Win"!

Law of large numbers. Not to mention the fact that their statements
are in agreement with commonly held mathematical principles while
yours are not.

Ha! The ol' Law of Large Numbers baloney again. I should have known.
When confused and facing a superior intellect, bedaffle & confound
with a concept long known NOT to apply to anything having to do with
an individual gambler. That's why the casinos have all so-called
advantage players' numbers every time they walk through those doors.
The LOLN and every single math principle and probability theory
belongs to them.
  

I don't need to justify anything. Only someone who worries about
their actions is concerned with justification. That would be you.

Yes, but you're the one in need of justification, right? After all,
it is YOU who play far more than is normal and far more than you
should, right? How could anyone ever do that without telling
themselves "It's OK, It's OK, I'll be fine, I'll be fine"? TRAPPED is
more likely the word you're dealing with.
  

Hmmmm. A retiree spending a mere 3 hours a day enjoying their
hobby. What a stretch ... Only a fool would consider that abnormal.
But then, you fill those shoes quite well.

HAHAHA! 3 hours a day? Who you trying to kid besides yourself? Let's
take a poll of a million gamblers and see how many say 3 hours a day
is a nasty habit....and NOT a simple, respectable hobby! Sure, if you
said you gambled 3 hours a WEEK, just MAYBE a few would give you the
benefit of the doubt. Other than that, you're a certified addict who
resorts to calling his problem a 'hobby' in order to continue feeling
good about doing it.
  

I mentioned this losing streak long before I ever had the 26 RFs
this past winter. Check old archives if you doubt it.

I don't look back at nonsense. What you're like is as transparent as
could be. Chances are you incorporated a statement such as "I'm ahead
overall lifetime" to your announcement of the dumb losing streak,
because with all that need to look like a gift to the video poker
world, you, like the Queen, would NEVER want to look bad, regardless
of how insignificant you really are to everyone.
  

> You're a testimony to it. I always say without a doubt that those
who
> make believe they're 'advantage players' are serious gambling
> addicts. You epitomize that to a tee. Thank you for confirming my
> beliefs and in the process, making me look so good.

Ahhh. The monkey boy in full bloom. Whenever I really get to you
that's your first line of defense. Pound your chest and attempt to
persuade anyone what a big ape ... er ... man you are. It still
doesn't work. All you do is look like a fool.

If you look carefully, you'd see I haven't the need to pound my chest
at all. I've got you to do it for me.
  

> > Nope. Only someone who thinks like you would ever come to that
> > conclusion. You're still caught up in YOUR own losing ways and
you
> > can't accept that others can win. We do, get used to it.
>
> Said as only a true pathological would say it.....

Having trouble with English ??? Must be hitting the booze early.

I thought I'd be nice and omit the word that gnaws away at you.

Why would anyone blame someone for a hobby?

My wife got me started on a hobby too. Cooking....at home in a modern
kitchen, while enjoyably reading other author's recipes. No throwing
away the grocery money. No smoke-infested casinos inundated by obese
slobs. No self-guilt. No filthy machines. And no addiction.

> Predictability without
> purpose. Again, I thank my lucky stars that in this household, we
> respect each other and do not drag the other down with any
unsavory habits.

I find that quite doubtful. Anyone who would live with a
pathological liar, sociopathic scammer and ego addict has lot's of
problems of their own.

Wanna meet her? I'm not ashamed of her like you must be "in Spades"
of the accomplishments and living habits of yours. And easy on the
name-calling. I'm surprised!

> I'll say a prayer for you both tonight....right after I have
> a glass of Jack Daniel's Single Barrel

Getting drunk again, monkey boy? What a surprise. That was your
escape last time I made you look like a fool.

Love that JDSB! Ever visit the distillery? It's a US landmark now.
Oh, that's right, they don't have gambling anywhere near Lynchburg,
and you folks can't get your fix of the video poker machines. So any
trip like that's always been out of the question. Is that sad or
what.....

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wrote:

> > And as a fellow addict, you'd believe anything they said, that
is, as long as it was "We Win"!
>
> Law of large numbers. Not to mention the fact that their

statements

> are in agreement with commonly held mathematical principles while
> yours are not.

Ha! The ol' Law of Large Numbers baloney again.

Yep. That same "baloney" that makes your electronics work.

I should have known.
When confused and facing a superior intellect,

Just when is that going to happen? I'm still waiting .... maybe those
mythical math guys?

bedaffle & confound
with a concept long known NOT to apply to anything having to do

with

an individual gambler.

That's why I mentioned several gamblers. That's the large number I
was referring to. Did you forget your own question?

That's why the casinos have all so-called
advantage players' numbers every time they walk through those

doors.

Of course they do. Click your heels together 3 times and say it again.

The LOLN and every single math principle and probability theory
belongs to them.

Clearly, it belongs to them for negative expectation situations. Like
the system you promote. However, for those of us willing to learn and
play with a clear cut positive expectation, it belongs to us.

> I don't need to justify anything. Only someone who worries about
> their actions is concerned with justification. That would be you.

Yes, but you're the one in need of justification, right?

Nope.

After all,
it is YOU who play far more than is normal

Nope.

and far more than you
should, right?

Nope.

How could anyone ever do that without telling
themselves "It's OK, It's OK, I'll be fine, I'll be fine"? TRAPPED

is

more likely the word you're dealing with.

Nope. It's only you that wishes that situation really existed. It
doesn't. PERIOD. Find some other way to get over your ego addiction,
you know, professional help.

> Hmmmm. A retiree spending a mere 3 hours a day enjoying their
>hobby. What a stretch ... Only a fool would consider that

abnormal.

>But then, you fill those shoes quite well.

HAHAHA! 3 hours a day? Who you trying to kid besides yourself?

No.

Let's
take a poll of a million gamblers and see how many say 3 hours a

day

is a nasty habit....and NOT a simple, respectable hobby!

Why would anyone care what a million clueless gamblers think? Ask a
million retirees about a 3 hour a day hobby that generates income as
well.

Sure, if you
said you gambled 3 hours a WEEK, just MAYBE a few would give you

the

benefit of the doubt. Other than that, you're a certified addict

who

resorts to calling his problem a 'hobby' in order to continue

feeling

good about doing it.

Nope.

> I mentioned this losing streak long before I ever had the 26 RFs
>this past winter. Check old archives if you doubt it.

I don't look back at nonsense. What you're like is as transparent

as

could be.

Hmmm. I just refuted your entire comment and this is the best you
could do? This is too good. My sides are starting to hurt. You are
such a complete fool.

Chances are you incorporated a statement such as "I'm ahead
overall lifetime" to your announcement of the dumb losing streak,

Not at the time. Nice try anyway. Are you ever right about anything?

because with all that need to look like a gift to the video poker
world, you, like the Queen, would NEVER want to look bad,

regardless

of how insignificant you really are to everyone.

When the fact is ... I am ahead overall ... it really doesn't matter.
Except to you and your mindless pursuit of ego resusitation.

> > You're a testimony to it. I always say without a doubt that

those

> who
> > make believe they're 'advantage players' are serious gambling
> > addicts. You epitomize that to a tee. Thank you for confirming

my

> > beliefs and in the process, making me look so good.
>
> Ahhh. The monkey boy in full bloom. Whenever I really get to you
> that's your first line of defense. Pound your chest and attempt

to

> persuade anyone what a big ape ... er ... man you are. It still
> doesn't work. All you do is look like a fool.

If you look carefully, you'd see I haven't the need to pound my

chest

at all. I've got you to do it for me.

OK. Let me do it again. You're a fool.

> > > Nope. Only someone who thinks like you would ever come to

that

> > > conclusion. You're still caught up in YOUR own losing ways

and

> you
> > > can't accept that others can win. We do, get used to it.
> >
> > Said as only a true pathological would say it.....
>
> Having trouble with English ??? Must be hitting the booze early.

I thought I'd be nice and omit the word that gnaws away at you.

Sure you did.

> Why would anyone blame someone for a hobby?

My wife got me started on a hobby too. Cooking....at home in a

modern

kitchen, while enjoyably reading other author's recipes. No

throwing

away the grocery money. No smoke-infested casinos inundated by

obese

slobs. No self-guilt. No filthy machines. And no addiction.

And nothing productive to do while she's earning a living.

> > Predictability without
> > purpose. Again, I thank my lucky stars that in this household,

we

> > respect each other and do not drag the other down with any
>unsavory habits.

> I find that quite doubtful. Anyone who would live with a
>pathological liar, sociopathic scammer and ego addict has lot's of
>problems of their own.

Wanna meet her? I'm not ashamed of her like you must be "in Spades"
of the accomplishments and living habits of yours. And easy on the
name-calling. I'm surprised!

Like either of you would hang out your dirty laundry in public. But
bring her along and maybe she can explain all your drinking and your
constant lying.

>
> > I'll say a prayer for you both tonight....right after I have
> > a glass of Jack Daniel's Single Barrel
>
> Getting drunk again, monkey boy? What a surprise. That was your
> escape last time I made you look like a fool.

Love that JDSB! Ever visit the distillery? It's a US landmark now.
Oh, that's right, they don't have gambling anywhere near Lynchburg,
and you folks can't get your fix of the video poker machines. So

any

trip like that's always been out of the question. Is that sad or
what.....

Hmmm. Visiting a distillery is your idea of a good time. I think that
about says it all.

#18

> bedaffle & confound
> with a concept long known NOT to apply to anything having to do
with an individual gambler.

That's why I mentioned several gamblers. That's the large number I
was referring to. Did you forget your own question?

Several gamblers means nothing. When you get a large enough sampling
to match the parameters of a machine in a casino, then it means
something. How dense can you be about gaming subjects?

> The LOLN and every single math principle and probability theory
> belongs to them.

Clearly, it belongs to them for negative expectation situations.

Like the system you promote. However, for those of us willing to
learn and play with a clear cut positive expectation, it belongs to
us.

Yup. And that's clearly the explanation of why the casinos not only
PAY Bob Dancer to teach his flawed & inconsistent methods on their
floors--they seek him out to do it. And all the while they tell me I
can't hold classes FOR FREE because they don't want people
playing 'hit & run' like they know I do.
   

Nope. It's only you that wishes that situation really existed. It
doesn't. PERIOD. Find some other way to get over your ego

addiction, you know, professional help.

Like I said, you're trapped in your own little world of pathological
gambling. It's crystal clear.
   

> Let's
> take a poll of a million gamblers and see how many say 3 hours a
day
> is a nasty habit....and NOT a simple, respectable hobby!

Why would anyone care what a million clueless gamblers think? Ask a
million retirees about a 3 hour a day hobby that generates income
as well.

Let's see....a million gamblers have no clue as to what constitutes a
problem gambler?? And a million retirees would think it's OK to
gamble 3 hours a day just to earn phantom bucks? I know a LOT of
retirees over here that take the bus to Laughlin once a month. Why?
Because they do it for entertainment, and a few even win. Guess what
they'd say about someone who plays 3 hours a day (and that's probably
on the light side) who claims to be making an hourly salary even when
he loses! The bus would be ROLLING in blue-haired laughter!!!

> Chances are you incorporated a statement such as "I'm ahead
> overall lifetime" to your announcement of the dumb losing streak,

Not at the time. Nice try anyway. Are you ever right about anything?

Ever notice your constant denial about everything, except for the
fact that YOU WIN? HA! Gambler's Anonymous for Dicky sounds about
right.

When the fact is ... I am ahead overall ... it really doesn't

matter. Except to you and your mindless pursuit of ego resusitation.

Not in this lifetime. I guarantee it.
  

> My wife got me started on a hobby too. Cooking....at home in a
modern
> kitchen, while enjoyably reading other author's recipes. No
throwing
> away the grocery money. No smoke-infested casinos inundated by
obese
> slobs. No self-guilt. No filthy machines. And no addiction.

And nothing productive to do while she's earning a living.

Dumb answer, but then you really had no choice here. Ever hear of
cooking meals being "non-productive"? Try again. I'll leave it in and
give you another chance.

> Wanna meet her? I'm not ashamed of her like you must be "in
Spades" of the accomplishments and living habits of yours. And easy
on the name-calling. I'm surprised!

Like either of you would hang out your dirty laundry in public. But
bring her along and maybe she can explain all your drinking and
your constant lying.

I've already openly told of my 'dirty laundry' over the years when I
started out as a public figure. The fact that I did that along with
having enough money and being a successful enough gambler to talk the
talk and walk the walk means nothing from nobodys like you - or even
from the famous - names ever phases me. But I am impressed that you
would tattle on your own wife about gettin you involved in as dirty a
habit as pathological gambling. That's cute.

> Love that JDSB! Ever visit the distillery? It's a US landmark

now. Oh, that's right, they don't have gambling anywhere near
Lynchburg, and you folks can't get your fix of the video poker
machines. So any trip like that's always been out of the question. Is
that sad or what.....

Hmmm. Visiting a distillery is your idea of a good time. I think

that about says it all.

Whataya talking about? you visit casinos every day! Them's the worlds
biggest booze factories!

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wrote:

> > bedaffle & confound
> > with a concept long known NOT to apply to anything having to do
> with an individual gambler.
>
> That's why I mentioned several gamblers. That's the large number

I

> was referring to. Did you forget your own question?

Several gamblers means nothing. When you get a large enough

sampling

to match the parameters of a machine in a casino, then it means
something. How dense can you be about gaming subjects?

LOL. Do you any clue what you're talking about? I guess not since you
clearly have no knowledge of even the simplest arithmetic.

> > The LOLN and every single math principle and probability theory
> > belongs to them.
>
> Clearly, it belongs to them for negative expectation situations.
Like the system you promote. However, for those of us willing to
learn and play with a clear cut positive expectation, it belongs to
us.

Yup. And that's clearly the explanation of why the casinos not only
PAY Bob Dancer to teach his flawed & inconsistent methods on their
floors--they seek him out to do it. And all the while they tell me

I

can't hold classes FOR FREE because they don't want people
playing 'hit & run' like they know I do.

BS. They pay Bob to get to lazy folks who aren't willing to put the
time and energy into fully understanding expert play. They probably
have heard you talk and don't want to have anything to do with a
pathetic, sociopathic egomaniac.
  

> Nope. It's only you that wishes that situation really existed. It
> doesn't. PERIOD. Find some other way to get over your ego
addiction, you know, professional help.

Like I said, you're trapped in your own little world of

pathological

gambling. It's crystal clear.

And making money doing it.

> > Let's
> > take a poll of a million gamblers and see how many say 3 hours

a

> day
> > is a nasty habit....and NOT a simple, respectable hobby!
>
> Why would anyone care what a million clueless gamblers think? Ask

a

> million retirees about a 3 hour a day hobby that generates income
>as well.

Let's see....a million gamblers have no clue as to what constitutes

a

problem gambler??

No, I said CLUELESS gamblers like you. If they had a clue, then they
would understand advantage play is a profitable venture. However, if
they don't have a clue, then who can trust their opinions. It would
be about the same as asking you about math.

And a million retirees would think it's OK to
gamble 3 hours a day just to earn phantom bucks?

Nothing phantom about them. Real money that goes into my pocket every
year.

I know a LOT of
retirees over here that take the bus to Laughlin once a month. Why?
Because they do it for entertainment, and a few even win.

Do they have a gambling problem?

Guess what
they'd say about someone who plays 3 hours a day (and that's

probably

on the light side) who claims to be making an hourly salary even

when

he loses!

Lie. When have I EVER claimed an hourly salary? I only care about my
results at the end of the year.

The bus would be ROLLING in blue-haired laughter!!!

I suppose one look at you would cause that ...

Just to change the subject a little. If Bill Gates played VP and lost
$10,000 a year would you think he had a gambling problem? Would your
bus load of the clueless think so? Think carefully.

> > Chances are you incorporated a statement such as "I'm ahead
> > overall lifetime" to your announcement of the dumb losing

streak,

> Not at the time. Nice try anyway. Are you ever right about

anything?

Ever notice your constant denial about everything, except for the
fact that YOU WIN? HA!

If you would stop lying I wouldn't need to continually correct you.

> > My wife got me started on a hobby too. Cooking....at home in a
> modern
> > kitchen, while enjoyably reading other author's recipes. No
> throwing
> > away the grocery money. No smoke-infested casinos inundated by
> obese
> > slobs. No self-guilt. No filthy machines. And no addiction.

> And nothing productive to do while she's earning a living.

Dumb answer, but then you really had no choice here. Ever hear of
cooking meals being "non-productive"? Try again. I'll leave it in

and

give you another chance.

Doesn't bring home the bread, monkey boy. That's what being
productive entails.

> > Wanna meet her? I'm not ashamed of her like you must be "in
>Spades" of the accomplishments and living habits of yours. And

easy

>on the name-calling. I'm surprised!
>
> Like either of you would hang out your dirty laundry in public.

But

> bring her along and maybe she can explain all your drinking and
>your constant lying.

I've already openly told of my 'dirty laundry' over the years when

I

started out as a public figure. The fact that I did that along with
having enough money and being a successful enough gambler to talk

the

talk and walk the walk means nothing from nobodys like you - or

even

from the famous - names ever phases me. But I am impressed that you
would tattle on your own wife about gettin you involved in as dirty

a

habit as pathological gambling. That's cute.

Naturally, that's not what I said. But then, why would anyone expect
anything else from a sociopathic liar. What I said was my wife was
the gambler of the family. I don't gamble, I go with sure things like
advantage play.

> > Love that JDSB! Ever visit the distillery? It's a US landmark
now. Oh, that's right, they don't have gambling anywhere near
Lynchburg, and you folks can't get your fix of the video poker
machines. So any trip like that's always been out of the question.

Is

that sad or what.....
>
> Hmmm. Visiting a distillery is your idea of a good time. I think
that about says it all.

Whataya talking about? you visit casinos every day! Them's the

worlds

biggest booze factories!

I don't touch a drop. If only you could say the same ...

#20

> Several gamblers means nothing. When you get a large enough
sampling to match the parameters of a machine in a casino, then it

means something. How dense can you be about gaming subjects?

LOL. Do you any clue what you're talking about? I guess not since

you clearly have no knowledge of even the simplest arithmetic.

Nice answer. Says nothing, but at your level it's a nice answer.
  

BS. They pay Bob to get to lazy folks who aren't willing to put the
time and energy into fully understanding expert play. They probably
have heard you talk and don't want to have anything to do with a
pathetic, sociopathic egomaniac.

Then I guess you are now labeling your wife double lazy and double
unwilling to do things the anal-retentive way you'd prefer she do
them. See how stupid and unprepared you are? You've got a looong way
to go before you can hang with me.

No, I said CLUELESS gamblers like you. If they had a clue, then

they would understand advantage play is a profitable venture.
However, if they don't have a clue, then who can trust their
opinions. It would be about the same as asking you about math.

Now I know why it is you would hate to see proof that I win. You'd
have to identify what you mean by CLUELESS. At that point of tilt,
your slide rule would probably come zinging out of it's nerdy case
and start spanking you into reality.

Lie. When have I EVER claimed an hourly salary? I only care about

my results at the end of the year.

Oh that's right. It was your pal Congo who makes the phantom bucks.
You play too much to win.

Just to change the subject a little. If Bill Gates played VP and

lost $10,000 a year would you think he had a gambling problem? Would
your bus load of the clueless think so? Think carefully.

Here's taking this a bit further. When Bill Bennett was caught
playing the $100 machines at Bellagio after losing over a million
dollars in about 18 months, I sent him a book and asked him to
contact me. He did, and we had a 20 minute talk about how he did get
caught up in the habit, how he stopped forever, and how what he lost
(he wouldn't verify the reports of his losses) was really peanuts to
him. He agreed that even if he won (and if your Bill Gates example
won) it would make little difference in his being addicted to the
game and that he should quit such a nasty habit that saw him playing
hours and hours every chance he had. Sound familiar?
  

> Dumb answer, but then you really had no choice here. Ever hear of
> cooking meals being "non-productive"? Try again. I'll leave it in
and give you another chance.

Doesn't bring home the bread, monkey boy. That's what being
productive entails.

Ask your local Indian casino chef about that one.

> I've already openly told of my 'dirty laundry' over the years

when

I
> started out as a public figure. The fact that I did that along

with

> having enough money and being a successful enough gambler to talk
the
> talk and walk the walk means nothing from nobodys like you - or
even
> from the famous - names ever phases me. But I am impressed that

you

> would tattle on your own wife about gettin you involved in as

dirty

a
> habit as pathological gambling. That's cute.

Naturally, that's not what I said. But then, why would anyone

expect anything else from a sociopathic liar. What I said was my wife
was the gambler of the family. I don't gamble, I go with sure things
like advantage play.

And that's exactly what they all say, that is, until they get whacked
by the reality stick. I wonder how stupid these casino managers feel
every day when the offer up those "sure things" the "non-gamblers"
come in to gamble on!!! Either way you slice it, the family that
gambles together requires GA together, and with crazy statements like
the one you just made and at your advanced age, you are most probably
beyond any help. A lost cause. And you thought nobody cared about you
before! (besides your local casino manager, that is......)

> Whataya talking about? you visit casinos every day! Them's the
worlds biggest booze factories!

I don't touch a drop. If only you could say the same ...

Then you're at another serious disadvantage. At my height & weight,
6'2"/198, the Harvard Medical Journal has said in 1994 and has
confirmed and updated it's report half a dozen times since then, that
2 alcoholic drinks a day are much better for those in good health,
than none at all. I proudly toss down an average of 2 premium drinks
a day. So guess what they also say about sitting around in unhealthy,
smokey casinos 3 or more hours a day???

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