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#21

This has gotten 'hot' for good reason. (And, kind of amusing, too!)

Jack posted a cranky message, just because he didn't get the
answer he wanted. ("I did not ask anyone to do anything except
post a frickin ID #. What is so hard for all of you who have replied
to understand.") Does Jack really think this kind of message will
get the assistance he is requesting?

Tax ID numbers have nine digits. So, it was obvious that the number
Richard posted was bogus.

Yes, Jack, karma is real. This thread kind of proved it. :wink:

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On 3/15/10, poordueto401k <hard16@gmail.com> wrote:

Thank you Elizabeth. Finally a voice of reason and understanding. Again,
THANK YOU, THANK YOU. You perfectly nailed the thought behind my original
request. Perhaps, I should not have reacted to Robert's "Thanks Google"
snipe. But I did. This then became a thread of sarcasm instead of
help. I'm sorry I took the bait.

To whoever it was who said the Fed ID is not necessary, You must have a
different version of TT. My original return was rejected because of a WRONG
Fed ID number. Before I asked the question on here or TT Questions, I
electronically sent the return with a bogus ID (12-3456789). It was
rejected.

To the person who gave me the bogus number (3578-1245), karma is real.

For anyone interested, Horseshoe Tunica's Federal ID # is 64-0840031.

--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Elizabeth Badrov" <wagner@...> wrote:
> Ok, this has gotten hot for what seems to be no reason.
>
> When he made the request, it's not unreasonable to assume that you work
on
> your computer at a desk or in your home office - which might be where you
> keep your well documented sessions and your G-2s -- especially so close
to
> tax time.
>
> I don't have Tunica's number, but I DO have some others and could have
> easily answered the question and would have had I had the location he was
> looking for.
>
> I'm curious if there's might be a meditation/yoga class for video poker
> players, everyone seems to need to take a collective deep breath.

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#22

What is amusing, sadly, is the original request drew little response. After I returned fire, there have been over a dozen posts today. What does this say about this community?

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Luke Fuller <kungalooosh@...> wrote:

This has gotten 'hot' for good reason. (And, kind of amusing, too!)

Jack posted a cranky message, just because he didn't get the
answer he wanted. ("I did not ask anyone to do anything except
post a frickin ID #. What is so hard for all of you who have replied
to understand.") Does Jack really think this kind of message will
get the assistance he is requesting?

Tax ID numbers have nine digits. So, it was obvious that the number
Richard posted was bogus.

Yes, Jack, karma is real. This thread kind of proved it. :wink:

On 3/15/10, poordueto401k <hard16@...> wrote:
>
> Thank you Elizabeth. Finally a voice of reason and understanding. Again,
> THANK YOU, THANK YOU. You perfectly nailed the thought behind my original
> request. Perhaps, I should not have reacted to Robert's "Thanks Google"
> snipe. But I did. This then became a thread of sarcasm instead of
> help. I'm sorry I took the bait.
>
> To whoever it was who said the Fed ID is not necessary, You must have a
> different version of TT. My original return was rejected because of a WRONG
> Fed ID number. Before I asked the question on here or TT Questions, I
> electronically sent the return with a bogus ID (12-3456789). It was
> rejected.
>
> To the person who gave me the bogus number (3578-1245), karma is real.
>
> For anyone interested, Horseshoe Tunica's Federal ID # is 64-0840031.
>
>
> --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Elizabeth Badrov" <wagner@> wrote:
> > Ok, this has gotten hot for what seems to be no reason.
> >
> > When he made the request, it's not unreasonable to assume that you work
> on
> > your computer at a desk or in your home office - which might be where you
> > keep your well documented sessions and your G-2s -- especially so close
> to
> > tax time.
> >
> > I don't have Tunica's number, but I DO have some others and could have
> > easily answered the question and would have had I had the location he was
> > looking for.
> >
> > I'm curious if there's might be a meditation/yoga class for video poker
> > players, everyone seems to need to take a collective deep breath.

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#23

Given that the H'shoe in Tunica is a VP wasteland, this statement is probably closer to the truth than you think!

EE

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Jack Stackman <hard16@...> wrote:

.... But, apparently no one here has ever received a W2G from the
shoe in Tunica.....

#24

Good point. I had not considered the lack of VP play.

My W2G was from a slot. Each BJ/VP trip I'll usually feed a benjamin into a slot at some point. On this trip, I started on the $5 9/6 JOB at Harrah's. I usually start my trips by trying to hit a "homerun" by putting a ben or two thru a $5 machine. Within the first ben, I hit quads($625). I took the TITO and when to the $50 SD game. To make this story shorter, I had a great trip. I ended up hitting quads three times on the same machine with no more than 30 minutes total play.

On my last day, while waiting for a specific dealer to show up in the HL table area at HS, I put a ben in a $5 slot. Bingo - on the third "pull", I hit for $1500. Don't ask what the machine was or what I hit - no clue.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "eecounter" <eecounter@...> wrote:

--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Jack Stackman <hard16@> wrote:
>
>.... But, apparently no one here has ever received a W2G from the
> shoe in Tunica.....
>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Given that the H'shoe in Tunica is a VP wasteland, this statement is probably closer to the truth than you think!

EE