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Dan's Asked Me To Give It My Best Shot

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@>
wrote:
> > > > > were in my column. Your address shows up more than a

dozen

> > times
> > > in
> > > > > the past 8 weeks. Liar.
> > > >
> > > > Sorry, but it wasn't me. The only time I was there was back
in
> > > > January. Maybe your webmaster is playing with your mind ...
> > >
> > > More than likely, you're playing with your own. It's your

only

> way
> > > out of this....in your mind.
> >
> > Then again, this is probably just another lie. You know, just
like
> > the one where you claimed to have seen a picture of me but

can't

> back
> > up the claim.
>
> That's your story--the only one that can let you sleep at night.
Liar.

If this were the truth you would have the webmaster post the dates
and my email address. The lack of this easily obtainable evidence

is

absolute proof you are lying once again.

Why would I do that when I'm having such a good time watching you
squeal and squirm at every mention of it?

> > > The mere fact that you've already read it--probably several
times-
> -
> >
> > Sorry to disappoint you ... again. I STILL have never read GT.
But,
> I
> > now suspect there never was an article. Otherwise you would

have

> > posted it here like you've done many times.
>
> Re-read it on my site. anytime. I won't block your access.

I have no desire to read your lies. I can tell by the fact that you
failed to copy it here (like you have several others), that there

is

really nothing of merit to read. I think everyone can tell by the

way

you're almost begging me to go to your website that you are
downtrodden by the lack of response to your lies.

Ha! The first lie is "But gee Rob, I haven't read it" then "I
haven't gone to your site in ages" then "I have no desire to read
it"....and all this after proposing a bet!! Looks like more of them
fatal darts are zinging at you and you can't get out of the way. And
you're right--I AM downtrodden. Always happens when there's a barrage
of messages to a new article that I have fun with, then when it
passes it's a bit of a downer. That's especially true when I'm
slapping around a nerd in public and all of a sudden it stops!

> > > > > You know wrong. I don't listen to babble when I'm

playing,

> and
> > > when
> > > > > I'm done I don't hang around for chit-chat.
> > > >
> > > > On one hand you tell us about all your buddies at the

casinos

> > where
> > > > you can get information.
> > >
> > > That's EMPLOYEES, Mr. Wizard. And they don't hang around the
> > > degenerate machines like self-proclaimed "AP's" do.
> >
> > If you don't "hang around", then you don't talk with employees
> > either.
>
> You're thinking of the low-lifes who work the floors and chit-

chat

> with the degenerates who gamble day in and day out. I'm talking
> employees who who don't stick around and guzzle beer with all the
> hard-working boys that trample to the bars in the joints you
> frequent.

Sure you are.

>
> Next time you DO "hang around" ASK them about the people that
> > think the payoffs are controlled externally. I'm sure they hear
it
> > all the time.
>
> I will. But why it's important I'll never know.

To keep educating you.

I can see it now : "Greg, tell me about the people that think the
payoffs are controlled externally". "Rob, I think I've heard my
mother talking to her grandmother about it on the phone, but not in
here".

> >
> > > > > > "When are they going to loosen 'em up?"
> > > > > > "Boy are these machines tight"
> > > > > > "You think they could let us win once in while"
> > > > > >
> > > > > > The fact that you express doubt about this shows you

lack

> any
> > > > > > understanding of a typical casino environment. No

wonder

> > > everyone
> > > > > > laughs when you state you are some kind of guru.
> > > > >
> > > > > Not doubt. I don't care about it.
> > > >
> > > > That's fine, but I don't think your fantasy of becoming a
guru
> > will
> > > > ever come true with this approach.
> > >
> > > I am, and have been for 7 years now, the guru that you

detest.

> Why?
> >
> > Because you are a liar and a fraud.
>
> That's not in the dreams you have though, is it.

No, you've never appeared in any of my dreams. Just the fact you
fantasize about someone thinking or dreaming about you is

extrememly

telling. People with self confidence don't care what other people
think.

I can hear it now in the middle of the night "Rob, oh Rob, please
help me understand the error of my ways!" And at least twice a
week. "I'm sorry, it's my own fault for having this nerdy streak that
won't let me open up to you, but I will in time....in time."

> >
> > >
> > > Maybe you should ask your GT buddy
> > > > Elliot to help you understand what REALLY goes on inside a
> > casino.
> > > > He's much more knowledgeable than you are.
> > >
> > > You mean the mercy-hire?? HAHAHA! He's the only 'writer'

alive

> that
> > > still scratches his old man's butt and comes up with math BS
> > instead
> > > of the true fact that Lenny never won and believed no one

could

> win.
> >
> > But he's sooooo much more knowledgeable than you are. He makes
you
> > look like the scum at the bottem of the sewer. He comes across

as

> > extremely intelligent while you appear to have cat litter for
> brains.
>
> Now I see you have yet another geek-hero....

Yes, he is a hero. He educates and truthfully provides usable
information to those who read his column. Sooooooo much better than
any of your columns you've posted here.

I can see why he'd be a hero to you. He's wishy-washy, he puts more
numbers in his columns than words, and he's a geek. That'll never
change. Plus he accepts payment where I do not--obviously because he
needs the money since he's just another mouthpiece who cannot win.
But here's an inside scoop: His mercy-hiring is in jeopardy. He's
seen as an exact copy of when Dancer & Hughes wrote before they were
fired just before me (over 5 YEARS AGO), and there's not much
tolerance for such a boring writer. His info is and always has been
useless on top of that. I'm in the middle of a column now that'll
prove why.

> BTW--we're still waiting for you to admit
> you're an addict without all the sugar-coated nonsense that you
> caveat it with. That's one of the reasons you evacuated from the
> other thread.

I am about as far away from an addict as you can get.

Denial creates justification.....

Too bad you

picked me to try and presuade others that all APers are addicts. By
the way, if you go back and read the website I pointed out, you

will

see that most addicts have multiple addictions. They have what is
called addictive traits which may very well be genetic in origin.

Do

I need to keep educating you all the time and making you look
extremely foolish.

Just so you don't have a cow, I just went to that home page. What I
see is a definition of exactly how you gamble right there in the pre-
amble! You have an extreme compulsion to gamble more and more, as
proven by your moving to LV. I submit you'll be going thru withdrawal
both on your way back to Minn. as well as when you're there. Won't be
so easy hopping over to your local Injun joint each and every day
from your location. And here's a flash: Those "addictive traits" that
you are so selective with for obvious justification purposes are
something that, while in the actual treatment process, you learn that
gambling is the one addiction that is widely known as not being
grouped into the genetic addiction category. It stands alone because
it is so much more powerful, hideable, deniable, and destructive to
others around the inflicted than any other addiction.

PS. I don't smoke, do drugs and I have a beer about once every

couple

of months. I'm not an exercise junkie, I'm not a workaholic, I hate
shopping, etc. etc. I gambled once a year for 25 years and walked
away each time without feeling any desire to return until the next
year. In fact, I was usually bored with it before I left Las Vegas.
You picked the wrong person, moron.

What I see is someone trying to justify the addiction--something
entirely normal for a compulsive gambler. One of your tell-tale signs
is in how you have painted a proud picture of hopping out to casinos
on an almost daily basis--sometimes more than once--and love to brag
about (or make up?) wild stories of all those royals, yet you never
once include that activity into your attempts at justifying why you
are NOT a problem gambler. That's denial at its greatest. But you'll
diss it and it's normal to do so until you come to the realization
that you're wasting your life away gambling so much.

> >
> > > This is just another
> > > > of your idiotic attempts to put down APers, just like your
> > idiotic
> > > > addiction claims where I proved you have no knowledge
> whatsoever.
> > >
> > > You need a session at one of those luncheons for a slap of
> reality.
> > > Take a look at all your fellow "AP's"! Not a pretty site.
> >
> > I play next to other APers on a regular basis. Except for being
> > extremely intelligent they are not unlike any other cross-

section

> of
> > people.
>
> (snicker snicker). Most of your 'APs' are fat, ugly, and stupid--
and
> hardly intelligent.

Please provide evidence that supports this assertion. Do you have

all

their IQs?

Yeah. Look at the luncheon pictures for the first proof. I've been to
a luncheon and the only normal one there was the admin. I regularly
walk by the 25c FPDW machines at Sam's Town, Stations, and Wynn when
in town, and even though I taunt the fools with "Thes must be those A-
D-V-A-N-T-A-G-E Players!" still not one of them has challenged me,
argued, or could pull themselves away for more than an angry glance
or two, while saying under their breath "Singer's an a-hole!" These
people are so stupid that they can't even react to ridicule even
while caught in the act of complusive gambling--as dumb as playing
those type of machines may be!

> If they were they wouldn't be so gullible as you
> are about expert play and long-term strategy. And they are almost
> exclusively introverts--afraid to communicate with the real world
> except from behind the safety of their computers.

Hmmmm. You've gone on and on about being an introvert like it's

some

kind of disease. Do you have any idea what you are talking about?

Do

I need to educate you some more? Do you really want to appear

foolish

once again? By the way, from what I hear your hero GWB is an
introvert while your hated Clinton is an extrovert.

Yeah, seems like a good time for you to go find out what an
introvert, i.e., you, really is. I haven't heard that about the great
GWB (except for the border and port issues), but I knew about Clinton

> > > "Medical scam" implies nothing about taking money from
> unsuspecting
> > > people like your heroes do every day. You call me a scammer

all

> the
> > > time, yet I don't take anyone's money for assistance. HELLO!!
> > Anyone
> > > home in there, McFLY??
> >
> > For starters you wrote a book that contains lies and misleading
> > information. That is a scam. It takes money from unsuspecting
folks
> > (albeit only a few since it has gotten such bad reviews).
>
> My 1st book simply tells of the fallacies of playing long-term
> strategy, and of the bilking 'gurus' out there who need

everyone's

> money to feed their own habits.

Like I said. Lies.

They didn't think so, and I continue to pound away with the truth
about their scams.

> None of it is a lie. If it were I'd
> have been in court long ago. I was careful to tell only truths so
> your hero friends wouldn't find a way into my pockets, and they
know
> it. Time for you to go figure it out if you ever plan on

replacing

> one of them in the future--which is your goal and you dream it.

My

> book remains the single most telling, truthful and popular book
ever
> on video poker.

HAHAHAHA. Nice try, monkey boy. I think the review I read pretty

much

summed it by saying it was a waste of time.

Of course. Paymar, Hughes, Dancer....These are the people I attacked
and exposed. A few of their nobody groupies like you also wrote
something to make themselves feel better. But it's all meaningless as
more and more people keep getting the book because it signifies the
truth about all these greedy people. And that's what the reading
public wants to hear for a refreshing change--the Undeniable Truth!

> > > > > > > I actually saw 2--one older one from IBM in

Rochester,

> the
> > > > other
> > > > > a
> > > > > > > more recent gem from a security shot at the Edgewater.
> > > > > >
> > > > > > Sure you did. Please give the dates of the photos ...
just
> in
> > > > case
> > > > > > you're making this up.
> > > > > >
> > > > > Again, I said I saw the photos. You care about dates--for
> what.
> > > You
> > > > > worried your 'hair' wasn't in place on that particular

day?

> > > >
> > > > Caught in another lie? Of course, this is way tooooooooo
easy.
> I
> > > told
> > > > you I worked at IBM and I told you I went to Edgewater. You
> > decided
> > > > to use that knowledge to manufacture another lie. Only, you
got
> > > > caught with your pants down ... again.
> > >
> > > Yup, you told me where you spent your geek career and I know
> people
> > > at the place today. You told me you 'gambled' at Edgewater so

I

> > asked
> > > a close friend there--for a small fee--to research something
and
> > I'd
> > > come in for a look. You're right--it was tooooooo easy. Now
what
> > > about the dates--worried that your 'hair' was out of place??
> >
> > Sure, monkey boy. Let's see the proof. LMAO. Keep up the
babbling,
> it
> > makes you look soooooooooooooooooo foolish.
>
> What about "I saw and don't have" don't you get yet. You seem to
have
> fixated on a fear that I do have pictures and haven't shaken the
webs
> surrounding that terror just yet.

Without dates you have NOTHING but lies. Boy this is easy.

I don't keep a geek diary. I wasn't told what date the IBM pic was
from, but I saw it at the Boulder facility. Same with the Edge, only
I saw that in Jan. You see, if you'd have gotten out of that geek-
room where those silly patents were more important than life itself,
you'd have made the contacts that make life easier & fun later on.

I told you last summer I was 6' tall and 210 lbs (remember, average
for an NFL running back.). I told you in January I had a BMI

between

25-30 and how it has been shown that people in this range live

longer

than those below 25. You stated that I was lying. What do you say

now?

I couldn't tell how tall you were in either, but the weight seems
close--chunky more than fat. The BMI's only important to you and your
Doctor. I weigh 205 and I'm 6'2", so from your height you seem a bit
on the stubby side.

> > > > Send me a copy and we can proceed. That's all it takes on
your
> > part.
> > >
> > > It's 3 clicks away on my site. You've already found it, and I
> > > wouldn't be surprised if you brought the paper home 2 weeks
ago.
> Of
> > > course, that would require you go into a decent property to

get

> > one,
> > > and we all know that's not your style. Take the wife to the
dumps
> > and
> > > get away as cheaply as possible.
> >
> > I'm beginning to think there is no article.
>
> I guess you missed the '3 clicks away' part. I'd be kind of
> embarrassed too if I had to read it here.

Like I said above, if you had anything you would have posted it

here.

You are such a loser.

>
> So far, Absolutely no one
> > has mentioned any article to me. I guess that pretty much

defines

> Rob
> > Singers' influence in the VP community whether the article

exists

> or
> > not.
>
> You know the routine: Fat, ugly, and dumb vp players who like to
> say "I play with an edge" are totally introverted. There's lots

of

> laughter about you in the homes and hotels around your slum town,
and
> i get lots of messages from the people who read here and have

read

it
> in the paper. They all know who 'dicky the denyer' is. And now
you're
> famous--just what you've wanted all along so you can keep up with
the
> gurus!!

Of course, little man. That's why you haven't copied it here. Your
babbling is even more evidence that you came up with zilch. You

knew

that if you printed the truth you would look foolish. Is this great
or what!

No need to copy it here when there computer nerds all over the place
that can read it every day if they wish. Like you've done. You really
want to rip into it with your typical cover-your-butt lies and
rationalizations, I can tell, but you just don't want to be humbled
by copying it here yourself. Oh, how watching nerds agonize over me
creates such joy.....!

> >
> > > > I suppose you've heard this one either. You know, it's grey
and
> > if
> > > > you dig in just a little bit your find plenty of sh*t.
> > > >
> > > You seem rattled--and over this? Re-read your attempt at

saying

> > > something and then try again.
> >
> > If your going to get hung up on spelling errors then I guess
you've
> > now reached the bottem of the barrel. So far I've ignored the
> > hundreds of these errors in your posts. I have more than enough
to
> > deal with the content of your posts.
>
> Huh? The only spelling error I belittle you on is the cat 'liter'
> thing. You're seemingly rattled because your last post got the

best

> of you and you didn't even see it. Now see why you're your own
worst
> enemy here?

Rattled by a spelling error? Is that the best you've got? If I got
rattled for making spelling errors I'd be rattled all the time. I'm

a

terrible typist and the keyboard on my notebook doesn't help a bit.
You really are digging deep, little man.

So you're trying to absorb spelling errors in the faint hope that we
will be impressed by your supposed lack of 'more important errors'
huh? Here's more of the truth: You're innacurate, you don't
articulate well, and you get your feathers ruffled easier than
Dan "the twitch" Paymar. Buy yourself a real computer with all those
royals and points. I've got 2 computers paid for by one weeks worth
of winnings. If someone who plays 'negative games' can do it, why
then a 'positive game' player should have a dozen!

> > > > > > I suppose you're going to tell us she's fat too. Come

on,

> > let's
> > > > > hear
> > > > > > the dates. I'll accept your assertion if you can

provide

> the
> > > > dates.
> > > > > > If I don't see any dates then all anyone can assume is
that
> > you
> > > > are
> > > > > > lying.
> > > > > >
> > > > > No, but she's ugly. I couldn't see the rest of her

because

as
> > > > usual,
> > > > > you were in the way.
> > > >
> > > > The lies just keep coming. I'll add this one to the long

list.

> > >
> > > Why of COURSE they're lies, little dicky! How could you live
with
> > > this is they weren't???
> >
> > You couldn't see her because she was blocked off. But, you

state

> > she's ugly. Chuckle, chuckle. Your lies are getting soooooooo
> > obvious. Give us a better description ... height, hair color,
etc.
> > etc. ... What? ... You can't do it? What a surprise. Your lies
are
> > getting easier and easier to uncover.
>
> I was trying to be as kind as possible

Of course you were. wink, wink.

> --I didn't see her body, but I
> can imagine she's no Marilyn Monroe if you know what I mean. But
> here's something that'll get your acid churning again: In a B&W,
she
> looks like a blue-hair!

ROTFLMAO. You are such an idiot. Any dates yet? Didn't think so.
Anything at all to support this lie? Didn't think so. Give it up,
moron, you can't slip stupid assertions like this by me. Every time

I

challenge you to provide JUST ONE fact to back up these obvious

lies,

you FAIL miserably. That should tell you something.

I think I'll let you stew some more over this. Isn't it nice watching
a grown nerd cry!

> > Once again, everything is forgeable. I can tell you right now I
> will
> > never bet on on something like this. I should have known you'd
come
> > up with something like this. Nobody with any sense would accept
> this
> > kind of bet. As I said before, you have a 100% record of
scrambling.
>
> Hmmm.... Please explain how I could 'forge' several large

passports

> with country stamps from all over the world, multiple official

fold-

> out Visa's, and my verifiable passport number that a simple call
can
> verify.

If you don't think these can be forged you really are naive. I will
admit it would take much more than a $100 printer to perfectly

forge

a passport. However, it would take educated eyes to detect even a
poor forgery. Do you believe a radio host has this ability?

On the contrary, I KNOW passports can be forged and I've seen them,
but it is not easy, it is illegal, and it would be a poor waste of
time and way too much money to attempt to have several large
passports forged, with original stamps and Visas, for a bet. Use your
head.

> >
> > In fact, let me make it easy for you to look really foolish. I
> > believe you have both an EE and a MBA and that you've travelled
> > around the world. Do you really think I believed all the "Who's
> Fred
> > Flintstone" BS? I knew all along this was just another one of
your
> > lies. Of course, I played along because it made you look

foolish.

> > However, it didn't fool me for a second. I also know you
understand
> > perfectly well that a progression can't change a negative
> expectation
> > into a positive one. I've dealt with other trolls before and

have

> > seen these stupid tricks time and again.
>
> You are one smart dude!

Thank you.

> >
> > Now, can we get on with the tennis/bowling bet?
>
> Let me REALLY scare you....YES. But, since you've chosen to

wiggle

> out of the proof gig, we'll play tennis for $40k AFTER my foot
heals.
> Bowling for $20k.

What did I say before? Robbie ALWAYS changes the bet. The master
scrambler is at it again. You are starting to make the term "fool"

a

compliment to your intelligence. You would have looked smarter by
simply backing out of the bet, rather than PROVING to everyone you
would do EXACTLY what I said you'd do.

I think you over-reacted again, and became so overcome that you
didn't get it. Take it one calm step at a time. You have a problem
with $40k for tennis? State why. My reason is to make up for the $20k
you'd have readily lost in the radio booth (or afterwards, as I
provid absolute proof). You also believe you won't lose playing
tennis, so why the hesitation and/or attempt at evoking one of your
escape routes?? Isn't more money logically in your favor?

> Truth is I rarely bowl because the alleys around
> here are almost as bad as the ones in LV--nothing but power-
drinking
> big mouths that I'm not interested in being around any more. The
> teams are just as bad, only they're comprised mainly of loser

blue-

> collar workers looking for companionship because they don't know
how
> to treat their spouses. And you bowl?

ROTFLMAO again. I'll give you two months to get your act together.
You can practice all you want. Both tennis and bowling. Then we can
get together in May (or whenever your foot heals if you think

that's

worse then having a ruptured ACL like I have) and we'll go at it

for

$20K each (as I challenged) or not at all.

I'll play when the Dr. tells me I can play. A ruptured ACL can be
repaired if you wanted it to be and if it were bad enough. But you
still need to come up with a reason why you won't play tennis for
$40k when it seemingly is totally in your favor to do so!

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

Gambler's Bookshop (my publisher) along with Gaming Today, are the two
most respected, knowledgeable, and longest tenured authorities in the
gaming world. You want theory you read Dancer. You want reality you
read me. GT's most popular columnist ever is also me. Why? Because I
talk truth and reality, and that's really the ONLY things readers want
to read. Not the make believe stuff. All the others before me were
fired because of nonsensical theory and numerical-laced articles. I've
been there since 1/1/01. I guess people listen to the truth.

I wish you two would start a new thread subject line. It seems the

two

original posters have abandoned this thread long ago. Also a little
anecdote to give Rob Singer a boost. On my last trip to Vegas in
december I stopped in at the gamblers book store, the best book store
of its kind in the world, to brouse and buy a couple of books while

my

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--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "vpearlkc" <EAtkinson@...> wrote:

wife shopped at the outlet mall down Charlston. While checking out I
noticed both Singer and Dancers books on display. I asked the clerk
about the books and was told that Singer and Dancer were the two
leading experts on video poker.

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

> > > > > > were in my column. Your address shows up more than a
dozen
> > > times
> > > > in
> > > > > > the past 8 weeks. Liar.
> > > > >
> > > > > Sorry, but it wasn't me. The only time I was there was

back

> in
> > > > > January. Maybe your webmaster is playing with your

mind ...

> > > >
> > > > More than likely, you're playing with your own. It's your
only
> > way
> > > > out of this....in your mind.
> > >
> > > Then again, this is probably just another lie. You know, just
> like
> > > the one where you claimed to have seen a picture of me but
can't
> > back
> > > up the claim.
> >
> > That's your story--the only one that can let you sleep at

night.

> Liar.
>
> If this were the truth you would have the webmaster post the

dates

> and my email address. The lack of this easily obtainable evidence
is
> absolute proof you are lying once again.

Why would I do that when I'm having such a good time watching you
squeal and squirm at every mention of it?

Nice try, moron, but I doubt proving to everyone that you're lying
again is what you had in mind. I'll "squirm" through that every time.

>
> > > > The mere fact that you've already read it--probably several
> times-
> > -
> > >
> > > Sorry to disappoint you ... again. I STILL have never read

GT.

> But,
> > I
> > > now suspect there never was an article. Otherwise you would
have
> > > posted it here like you've done many times.
> >
> > Re-read it on my site. anytime. I won't block your access.
>
> I have no desire to read your lies. I can tell by the fact that

you

> failed to copy it here (like you have several others), that there
is
> really nothing of merit to read. I think everyone can tell by the
way
> you're almost begging me to go to your website that you are
> downtrodden by the lack of response to your lies.

Ha! The first lie is "But gee Rob, I haven't read it" then "I
haven't gone to your site in ages" then "I have no desire to read
it"....and all this after proposing a bet!!

All true. The bet was simply to see what you'd do. Your lack of any
excited response is proof that you have nothing. But, I expect the
babbling to continue. It's the only thing you do well.

> > > > > > You know wrong. I don't listen to babble when I'm
playing,
> > and
> > > > when
> > > > > > I'm done I don't hang around for chit-chat.
> > > > >
> > > > > On one hand you tell us about all your buddies at the
casinos
> > > where
> > > > > you can get information.
> > > >
> > > > That's EMPLOYEES, Mr. Wizard. And they don't hang around

the

> > > > degenerate machines like self-proclaimed "AP's" do.
> > >
> > > If you don't "hang around", then you don't talk with

employees

> > > either.
> >
> > You're thinking of the low-lifes who work the floors and chit-
chat
> > with the degenerates who gamble day in and day out. I'm talking
> > employees who who don't stick around and guzzle beer with all

the

> > hard-working boys that trample to the bars in the joints you
> > frequent.
>
> Sure you are.
>
> >
> > Next time you DO "hang around" ASK them about the people that
> > > think the payoffs are controlled externally. I'm sure they

hear

> it
> > > all the time.
> >
> > I will. But why it's important I'll never know.
>
> To keep educating you.

I can see it now : "Greg, tell me about the people that think the
payoffs are controlled externally". "Rob, I think I've heard my
mother talking to her grandmother about it on the phone, but not in
here".

You are admitting once again that I know far more about VP then you
do. Thank you.

>
> > >
> > > > > > > "When are they going to loosen 'em up?"
> > > > > > > "Boy are these machines tight"
> > > > > > > "You think they could let us win once in while"
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > The fact that you express doubt about this shows you
lack
> > any
> > > > > > > understanding of a typical casino environment. No
wonder
> > > > everyone
> > > > > > > laughs when you state you are some kind of guru.
> > > > > >
> > > > > > Not doubt. I don't care about it.
> > > > >
> > > > > That's fine, but I don't think your fantasy of becoming a
> guru
> > > will
> > > > > ever come true with this approach.
> > > >
> > > > I am, and have been for 7 years now, the guru that you
detest.
> > Why?
> > >
> > > Because you are a liar and a fraud.
> >
> > That's not in the dreams you have though, is it.
>
> No, you've never appeared in any of my dreams. Just the fact you
> fantasize about someone thinking or dreaming about you is
extrememly
> telling. People with self confidence don't care what other people
> think.

I can hear it now in the middle of the night "Rob, oh Rob, please
help me understand the error of my ways!" And at least twice a
week. "I'm sorry, it's my own fault for having this nerdy streak

that

won't let me open up to you, but I will in time....in time."

Very, very telling .....

>
> > >
> > > >
> > > > Maybe you should ask your GT buddy
> > > > > Elliot to help you understand what REALLY goes on inside

a

> > > casino.
> > > > > He's much more knowledgeable than you are.
> > > >
> > > > You mean the mercy-hire?? HAHAHA! He's the only 'writer'
alive
> > that
> > > > still scratches his old man's butt and comes up with math

BS

> > > instead
> > > > of the true fact that Lenny never won and believed no one
could
> > win.
> > >
> > > But he's sooooo much more knowledgeable than you are. He

makes

> you
> > > look like the scum at the bottem of the sewer. He comes

across

as
> > > extremely intelligent while you appear to have cat litter for
> > brains.
> >
> > Now I see you have yet another geek-hero....
>
> Yes, he is a hero. He educates and truthfully provides usable
> information to those who read his column. Sooooooo much better

than

> any of your columns you've posted here.

I can see why he'd be a hero to you. He's wishy-washy, he puts more
numbers in his columns than words, and he's a geek. That'll never
change. Plus he accepts payment where I do not

Very telling .....

--obviously because he
needs the money since he's just another mouthpiece who cannot win.

Or, more likely, they won't pay you for nonsense.

But here's an inside scoop: His mercy-hiring is in jeopardy. He's
seen as an exact copy of when Dancer & Hughes wrote before they

were

fired just before me (over 5 YEARS AGO), and there's not much
tolerance for such a boring writer. His info is and always has been
useless on top of that. I'm in the middle of a column now that'll
prove why.

Sure you are.

>
> > BTW--we're still waiting for you to admit
> > you're an addict without all the sugar-coated nonsense that you
> > caveat it with. That's one of the reasons you evacuated from

the

> > other thread.
>
> I am about as far away from an addict as you can get.

Denial creates justification.....

Your life in a nutshell.

Too bad you
> picked me to try and presuade others that all APers are addicts.

By

> the way, if you go back and read the website I pointed out, you
will
> see that most addicts have multiple addictions. They have what is
> called addictive traits which may very well be genetic in origin.
Do
> I need to keep educating you all the time and making you look
> extremely foolish.

Just so you don't have a cow, I just went to that home page. What I
see is a definition of exactly how you gamble right there in the

pre-

amble! You have an extreme compulsion to gamble more and more, as
proven by your moving to LV. I submit you'll be going thru

withdrawal

both on your way back to Minn. as well as when you're there. Won't

be

so easy hopping over to your local Injun joint each and every day
from your location. And here's a flash: Those "addictive traits"

that

you are so selective with for obvious justification purposes are
something that, while in the actual treatment process, you learn

that

gambling is the one addiction that is widely known as not being
grouped into the genetic addiction category. It stands alone

because

it is so much more powerful, hideable, deniable, and destructive to
others around the inflicted than any other addiction.

Wrong again, idiot. You are describing the escapism facet of gambling
problems. Addiction is addiction. It truly amazes me that you
continue to post such stupid remarks.

>
> PS. I don't smoke, do drugs and I have a beer about once every
couple
> of months. I'm not an exercise junkie, I'm not a workaholic, I

hate

> shopping, etc. etc. I gambled once a year for 25 years and walked
> away each time without feeling any desire to return until the

next

> year. In fact, I was usually bored with it before I left Las

Vegas.

> You picked the wrong person, moron.

What I see is someone trying to justify the addiction--something
entirely normal for a compulsive gambler. One of your tell-tale

signs

is in how you have painted a proud picture of hopping out to

casinos

on an almost daily basis--sometimes more than once--and love to

brag

about (or make up?) wild stories of all those royals, yet you never
once include that activity into your attempts at justifying why you
are NOT a problem gambler. That's denial at its greatest. But

you'll

diss it and it's normal to do so until you come to the realization
that you're wasting your life away gambling so much.

I see you're back to babbling. You didn't learn much at that website,
did you? What you see is ONLY what you want to see. You can't stand
that many others have succeeded where you failed. That FACT is so
obvious in all your whining that it makes you look like a small and
insignicant person. A strong person would simply admit their failure
and move on.

>
> > >
> > > > This is just another
> > > > > of your idiotic attempts to put down APers, just like

your

> > > idiotic
> > > > > addiction claims where I proved you have no knowledge
> > whatsoever.
> > > >
> > > > You need a session at one of those luncheons for a slap of
> > reality.
> > > > Take a look at all your fellow "AP's"! Not a pretty site.
> > >
> > > I play next to other APers on a regular basis. Except for

being

···

> > > extremely intelligent they are not unlike any other cross-
section
> > of
> > > people.
> >
> > (snicker snicker). Most of your 'APs' are fat, ugly, and stupid-

-

> and
> > hardly intelligent.
>
> Please provide evidence that supports this assertion. Do you have
all
> their IQs?

Yeah. Look at the luncheon pictures for the first proof.

I see ... you're claiming that you can determine a persons IQ from a
picture. ROTFLMAO. Are you trying to look stupid?

I've been to
a luncheon and the only normal one there was the admin. I regularly
walk by the 25c FPDW machines at Sam's Town,

Hmmmm. I thought you called Sam's Town a dump and you never go there.
Another lie?

Stations, and Wynn when
in town, and even though I taunt the fools with "Thes must be those

A-

D-V-A-N-T-A-G-E Players!" still not one of them has challenged me,
argued, or could pull themselves away for more than an angry glance
or two, while saying under their breath "Singer's an a-hole!"

That's because many of them of no idea what you're talking about and
probably think you're just some kind of wierdo. Remember, a lot of
these folks think VP is controlled externally by that mythical switch.

These
people are so stupid that they can't even react to ridicule even
while caught in the act of complusive gambling--as dumb as playing
those type of machines may be!

Is that before or after you go play another VP machine?

>
> > If they were they wouldn't be so gullible as you
> > are about expert play and long-term strategy. And they are

almost

> > exclusively introverts--afraid to communicate with the real

world

> > except from behind the safety of their computers.
>
> Hmmmm. You've gone on and on about being an introvert like it's
some
> kind of disease. Do you have any idea what you are talking about?
Do
> I need to educate you some more? Do you really want to appear
foolish
> once again? By the way, from what I hear your hero GWB is an
> introvert while your hated Clinton is an extrovert.

Yeah, seems like a good time for you to go find out what an
introvert, i.e., you, really is. I haven't heard that about the

great

GWB (except for the border and port issues), but I knew about

Clinton

Kind of took the wind out of your sails, didn't I? There's nothing
mysterious about personality traits. But, I think I'll let you
continue to make a fool out of yourself for awhile.

> > None of it is a lie. If it were I'd
> > have been in court long ago. I was careful to tell only truths

so

> > your hero friends wouldn't find a way into my pockets, and they
> know
> > it. Time for you to go figure it out if you ever plan on
replacing
> > one of them in the future--which is your goal and you dream it.
My
> > book remains the single most telling, truthful and popular book
> ever
> > on video poker.
>
> HAHAHAHA. Nice try, monkey boy. I think the review I read pretty
much
> summed it by saying it was a waste of time.

Of course. Paymar, Hughes, Dancer....These are the people I

attacked

and exposed. A few of their nobody groupies like you also wrote
something to make themselves feel better. But it's all meaningless

as

more and more people keep getting the book because it signifies the
truth about all these greedy people. And that's what the reading
public wants to hear for a refreshing change--the Undeniable Truth!

The babbling continues. Did you sell one or two copies last month?

>
> > > > > > > > I actually saw 2--one older one from IBM in
Rochester,
> > the
> > > > > other
> > > > > > a
> > > > > > > > more recent gem from a security shot at the

Edgewater.

> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > Sure you did. Please give the dates of the photos ...
> just
> > in
> > > > > case
> > > > > > > you're making this up.
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > Again, I said I saw the photos. You care about dates--

for

> > what.
> > > > You
> > > > > > worried your 'hair' wasn't in place on that particular
day?
> > > > >
> > > > > Caught in another lie? Of course, this is way tooooooooo
> easy.
> > I
> > > > told
> > > > > you I worked at IBM and I told you I went to Edgewater.

You

> > > decided
> > > > > to use that knowledge to manufacture another lie. Only,

you

> got
> > > > > caught with your pants down ... again.
> > > >
> > > > Yup, you told me where you spent your geek career and I

know

> > people
> > > > at the place today. You told me you 'gambled' at Edgewater

so

I
> > > asked
> > > > a close friend there--for a small fee--to research

something

> and
> > > I'd
> > > > come in for a look. You're right--it was tooooooo easy. Now
> what
> > > > about the dates--worried that your 'hair' was out of place??
> > >
> > > Sure, monkey boy. Let's see the proof. LMAO. Keep up the
> babbling,
> > it
> > > makes you look soooooooooooooooooo foolish.
> >
> > What about "I saw and don't have" don't you get yet. You seem

to

> have
> > fixated on a fear that I do have pictures and haven't shaken

the

> webs
> > surrounding that terror just yet.
>
> Without dates you have NOTHING but lies. Boy this is easy.

I don't keep a geek diary. I wasn't told what date the IBM pic was
from, but I saw it at the Boulder facility. Same with the Edge,

only

I saw that in Jan. You see, if you'd have gotten out of that geek-
room where those silly patents were more important than life

itself,

you'd have made the contacts that make life easier & fun later on.

More babbling, no dates. Oh well, I guess you have no intention of
admitting this lie.

PS. The chances you saw a picture of me hanging somewhere at IBM
Boulder are ZERO. It's too bad Dancer already took that name because
you sure are doing a lot of it here.

>
> I told you last summer I was 6' tall and 210 lbs (remember,

average

> for an NFL running back.). I told you in January I had a BMI
between
> 25-30 and how it has been shown that people in this range live
longer
> than those below 25. You stated that I was lying. What do you say
now?

I couldn't tell how tall you were in either, but the weight seems
close--chunky more than fat. The BMI's only important to you and

your

Doctor. I weigh 205 and I'm 6'2", so from your height you seem a

bit

on the stubby side.

A little overweight would be a correct description. My frame is on
the larger side so I can handle a little more weight than most. My
doctor has no problem with my weight. Last year he asked me to
increase my aerobic activities and I complied ... Exercise bike 5
times a week.

>
> > > > > Send me a copy and we can proceed. That's all it takes on
> your
> > > part.
> > > >
> > > > It's 3 clicks away on my site. You've already found it, and

I

> > > > wouldn't be surprised if you brought the paper home 2 weeks
> ago.
> > Of
> > > > course, that would require you go into a decent property to
get
> > > one,
> > > > and we all know that's not your style. Take the wife to the
> dumps
> > > and
> > > > get away as cheaply as possible.
> > >
> > > I'm beginning to think there is no article.
> >
> > I guess you missed the '3 clicks away' part. I'd be kind of
> > embarrassed too if I had to read it here.
>
> Like I said above, if you had anything you would have posted it
here.
> You are such a loser.
>
> >
> > So far, Absolutely no one
> > > has mentioned any article to me. I guess that pretty much
defines
> > Rob
> > > Singers' influence in the VP community whether the article
exists
> > or
> > > not.
> >
> > You know the routine: Fat, ugly, and dumb vp players who like

to

> > say "I play with an edge" are totally introverted. There's lots
of
> > laughter about you in the homes and hotels around your slum

town,

> and
> > i get lots of messages from the people who read here and have
read
> it
> > in the paper. They all know who 'dicky the denyer' is. And now
> you're
> > famous--just what you've wanted all along so you can keep up

with

> the
> > gurus!!
>
> Of course, little man. That's why you haven't copied it here.

Your

> babbling is even more evidence that you came up with zilch. You
knew
> that if you printed the truth you would look foolish. Is this

great

> or what!

No need to copy it here when there computer nerds all over the

place

that can read it every day if they wish. Like you've done. You

really

want to rip into it with your typical cover-your-butt lies and
rationalizations, I can tell, but you just don't want to be humbled
by copying it here yourself. Oh, how watching nerds agonize over me
creates such joy.....!

LMAO. This is so much fun watching you babble on and on. The fact
I've never read your lies kind of makes all that effort worthless,
doesn't it?

>
> > >
> > > > > I suppose you've heard this one either. You know, it's

grey

> and
> > > if
> > > > > you dig in just a little bit your find plenty of sh*t.
> > > > >
> > > > You seem rattled--and over this? Re-read your attempt at
saying
> > > > something and then try again.
> > >
> > > If your going to get hung up on spelling errors then I guess
> you've
> > > now reached the bottem of the barrel. So far I've ignored the
> > > hundreds of these errors in your posts. I have more than

enough

> to
> > > deal with the content of your posts.
> >
> > Huh? The only spelling error I belittle you on is the

cat 'liter'

> > thing. You're seemingly rattled because your last post got the
best
> > of you and you didn't even see it. Now see why you're your own
> worst
> > enemy here?
>
> Rattled by a spelling error? Is that the best you've got? If I

got

> rattled for making spelling errors I'd be rattled all the time.

I'm

a
> terrible typist and the keyboard on my notebook doesn't help a

bit.

> You really are digging deep, little man.

So you're trying to absorb spelling errors in the faint hope that

we

will be impressed by your supposed lack of 'more important errors'
huh? Here's more of the truth:

That would be at new. Let's see how you rate.

You're innacurate,

I only deal in facts, 0-1

you don't articulate well,

OK, I'm not the best writer, 1-2

and you get your feathers ruffled

Sure I do ... is that why you babble so much? 1-3

So much for "the truth".

Buy yourself a real computer with all those
royals and points. I've got 2 computers paid for by one weeks worth
of winnings. If someone who plays 'negative games' can do it, why
then a 'positive game' player should have a dozen!

I have 4 computers if you really want to get into a numbers game.
However, I only take my notebook with me to LV since I can take all
the data and apps with me in the car without any effort. Notebooks
are known for there poor keyboards but that's the price of
portability.

>
> > > > > > > I suppose you're going to tell us she's fat too. Come
on,
> > > let's
> > > > > > hear
> > > > > > > the dates. I'll accept your assertion if you can
provide
> > the
> > > > > dates.
> > > > > > > If I don't see any dates then all anyone can assume

is

> that
> > > you
> > > > > are
> > > > > > > lying.
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > No, but she's ugly. I couldn't see the rest of her
because
> as
> > > > > usual,
> > > > > > you were in the way.
> > > > >
> > > > > The lies just keep coming. I'll add this one to the long
list.
> > > >
> > > > Why of COURSE they're lies, little dicky! How could you

live

> with
> > > > this is they weren't???
> > >
> > > You couldn't see her because she was blocked off. But, you
state
> > > she's ugly. Chuckle, chuckle. Your lies are getting soooooooo
> > > obvious. Give us a better description ... height, hair color,
> etc.
> > > etc. ... What? ... You can't do it? What a surprise. Your

lies

> are
> > > getting easier and easier to uncover.
> >
> > I was trying to be as kind as possible
>
> Of course you were. wink, wink.
>
> > --I didn't see her body, but I
> > can imagine she's no Marilyn Monroe if you know what I mean.

But

> > here's something that'll get your acid churning again: In a

B&W,

> she
> > looks like a blue-hair!
>
> ROTFLMAO. You are such an idiot. Any dates yet? Didn't think so.
> Anything at all to support this lie? Didn't think so. Give it up,
> moron, you can't slip stupid assertions like this by me. Every

time

I
> challenge you to provide JUST ONE fact to back up these obvious
lies,
> you FAIL miserably. That should tell you something.

I think I'll let you stew some more over this. Isn't it nice

watching

a grown nerd cry!

Chuckle, chuckle. I see you're getting a little tired of babbling.
Works for me.

Now, tell us all again how all APers are fat. You've essentially
admitted now that neither my wife or myself is a "pot bellied pig" as
you said in another one of your lies. So, come on, tell us again how
you know everything about me.

In mathematics you can prove a theory wrong by simply proving any
part of the theory is wrong. This works in real life also. Robbie has
essentially PROVEN that he has been lying all this time when he
stated that he know all about me. Isn't life grand.

>
> > > Once again, everything is forgeable. I can tell you right now

I

> > will
> > > never bet on on something like this. I should have known

you'd

> come
> > > up with something like this. Nobody with any sense would

accept

> > this
> > > kind of bet. As I said before, you have a 100% record of
> scrambling.
> >
> > Hmmm.... Please explain how I could 'forge' several large
passports
> > with country stamps from all over the world, multiple official
fold-
> > out Visa's, and my verifiable passport number that a simple

call

> can
> > verify.
>
> If you don't think these can be forged you really are naive. I

will

> admit it would take much more than a $100 printer to perfectly
forge
> a passport. However, it would take educated eyes to detect even a
> poor forgery. Do you believe a radio host has this ability?

On the contrary, I KNOW passports can be forged and I've seen them,
but it is not easy, it is illegal, and it would be a poor waste of
time and way too much money to attempt to have several large
passports forged, with original stamps and Visas, for a bet.

It would only be illegal if you attempted to use them. And, like I
said, a poor forgery would fool an uneducated eye.

>
> > >
> > > In fact, let me make it easy for you to look really foolish.

I

> > > believe you have both an EE and a MBA and that you've

travelled

> > > around the world. Do you really think I believed all

the "Who's

> > Fred
> > > Flintstone" BS? I knew all along this was just another one of
> your
> > > lies. Of course, I played along because it made you look
foolish.
> > > However, it didn't fool me for a second. I also know you
> understand
> > > perfectly well that a progression can't change a negative
> > expectation
> > > into a positive one. I've dealt with other trolls before and
have
> > > seen these stupid tricks time and again.
> >
> > You are one smart dude!
>
> Thank you.
>
> > >
> > > Now, can we get on with the tennis/bowling bet?
> >
> > Let me REALLY scare you....YES. But, since you've chosen to
wiggle
> > out of the proof gig, we'll play tennis for $40k AFTER my foot
> heals.
> > Bowling for $20k.
>
> What did I say before? Robbie ALWAYS changes the bet. The master
> scrambler is at it again. You are starting to make the

term "fool"

a
> compliment to your intelligence. You would have looked smarter by
> simply backing out of the bet, rather than PROVING to everyone

you

> would do EXACTLY what I said you'd do.

I think you over-reacted again, and became so overcome that you
didn't get it. Take it one calm step at a time. You have a problem
with $40k for tennis? State why.

Easy. I give you the advantage at tennis (remember, I haven't played
in over 4 years) and me the advantage at bowling. Why would I bet you
more money where you have the advantage?

If you'd like you make it less likely that the results would be a
push we could play 20 games of bowling and 20 games of tennis. The
winner of each game gets $1K. That would still be $40K on the line
but highly unlikely to result in a tie.

My reason is to make up for the $20k
you'd have readily lost in the radio booth (or afterwards, as I
provid absolute proof). You also believe you won't lose playing
tennis, so why the hesitation and/or attempt at evoking one of your
escape routes?? Isn't more money logically in your favor?

No, if you really want more money in my favor why don't you suggest
$40K for bowling and $20K for tennis?

>
> > Truth is I rarely bowl because the alleys around
> > here are almost as bad as the ones in LV--nothing but power-
> drinking
> > big mouths that I'm not interested in being around any more.

The

> > teams are just as bad, only they're comprised mainly of loser
blue-
> > collar workers looking for companionship because they don't

know

> how
> > to treat their spouses. And you bowl?
>
> ROTFLMAO again. I'll give you two months to get your act

together.

> You can practice all you want. Both tennis and bowling. Then we

can

> get together in May (or whenever your foot heals if you think
that's
> worse then having a ruptured ACL like I have) and we'll go at it
for
> $20K each (as I challenged) or not at all.

I'll play when the Dr. tells me I can play. A ruptured ACL can be
repaired if you wanted it to be and if it were bad enough.

Yes, it can. I elected not to have it repaired {the doctors'
recommendation} when I had my knee operation because of the long
recovery time and the fact I no longer took part in any sports where
the doctor thought the ACL would be needed. I didn't expect to be
having this bet.

But you
still need to come up with a reason why you won't play tennis for
$40k when it seemingly is totally in your favor to do so!

Already done. Let me know when you feel up to my terms.

Gambler's Bookshop (my publisher) along with Gaming Today, are the

two

most respected, knowledgeable, and longest tenured authorities in the
gaming world. You want theory you read Dancer. You want reality you
read me. GT's most popular columnist ever is also me. Why? Because I
talk truth and reality, and that's really the ONLY things readers

want

to read. Not the make believe stuff. All the others before me were
fired because of nonsensical theory and numerical-laced articles.

I've

been there since 1/1/01. I guess people listen to the truth.

Good grief, now Robbie will have to get a whole new collection of hats.

···

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

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

wrote:

>
> Gambler's Bookshop (my publisher) along with Gaming Today, are

the

two
> most respected, knowledgeable, and longest tenured authorities

in the

> gaming world. You want theory you read Dancer. You want reality

you

> read me. GT's most popular columnist ever is also me. Why?

Because I

> talk truth and reality, and that's really the ONLY things

readers

want
> to read. Not the make believe stuff. All the others before me

were

> fired because of nonsensical theory and numerical-laced

articles.

I've
> been there since 1/1/01. I guess people listen to the truth.

Good grief, now Robbie will have to get a whole new collection of

hats.

I cracked up when I saw the change in thread subject names. I guess
never ask for somthing because you might get it! Please change the
subject heading back and I'll treat you to a great breakfast at the
Golden Gate next time I'm in Vegas. I'd invite Rob but if his
opinions of locals casinos are so low I can imagine what he thinks
of the downtown joints that I frequent. I also sometimes buy my
clothes at Costco pretty much a big Kmart. I enjoy you guys back and
forth and hope my little anecdote added a bit to the discussion.

···

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

> > If this were the truth you would have the webmaster post the
dates
> > and my email address. The lack of this easily obtainable

evidence

> is
> > absolute proof you are lying once again.
>
> Why would I do that when I'm having such a good time watching you
> squeal and squirm at every mention of it?

Nice try, moron, but I doubt proving to everyone that you're lying
again is what you had in mind. I'll "squirm" through that every

time.

It was no trouble at all making you look like a jerk again. In fact,
I quiver when I feel your pain!

> > > Re-read it on my site. anytime. I won't block your access.
> >
> > I have no desire to read your lies. I can tell by the fact that
you
> > failed to copy it here (like you have several others), that

there

> is
> > really nothing of merit to read. I think everyone can tell by

the

> way
> > you're almost begging me to go to your website that you are
> > downtrodden by the lack of response to your lies.
>
> Ha! The first lie is "But gee Rob, I haven't read it" then "I
> haven't gone to your site in ages" then "I have no desire to

read

> it"....and all this after proposing a bet!!

All true. The bet was simply to see what you'd do. Your lack of any
excited response is proof that you have nothing. But, I expect the
babbling to continue. It's the only thing you do well.

Oh, so you never mean the bets you propose?? Hmmmm....That adds light
to all your weaseling around the rosies. But it's no biggie. I
already know what a backpeddaling coward you are.

> > > Next time you DO "hang around" ASK them about the people

that

> > > > think the payoffs are controlled externally. I'm sure they
hear
> > it
> > > > all the time.
> > >
> > > I will. But why it's important I'll never know.
> >
> > To keep educating you.
>
> I can see it now : "Greg, tell me about the people that think the
> payoffs are controlled externally". "Rob, I think I've heard my
> mother talking to her grandmother about it on the phone, but not

in here".

You are admitting once again that I know far more about VP then you
do. Thank you.

Yeah, I'd be very proud to make up a story like that too.

> > No, you've never appeared in any of my dreams. Just the fact

you

> > fantasize about someone thinking or dreaming about you is
> extrememly
> > telling. People with self confidence don't care what other

people

> > think.
>
> I can hear it now in the middle of the night "Rob, oh Rob, please
> help me understand the error of my ways!" And at least twice a
> week. "I'm sorry, it's my own fault for having this nerdy streak
that
> won't let me open up to you, but I will in time....in time."

Very, very telling .....

And I'll be waiting.....Even though I can't stand nerds!

> > > Now I see you have yet another geek-hero....
> >
> > Yes, he is a hero. He educates and truthfully provides usable
> > information to those who read his column. Sooooooo much better
than
> > any of your columns you've posted here.
>
> I can see why he'd be a hero to you. He's wishy-washy, he puts

more

> numbers in his columns than words, and he's a geek. That'll never
> change. Plus he accepts payment where I do not

Very telling .....

> --obviously because he
> needs the money since he's just another mouthpiece who cannot win.

Or, more likely, they won't pay you for nonsense.

Nope. You tried that before, And I told you to check with the editor
and see I wouldn't accept the pay they offered. Please keep up.

> But here's an inside scoop: His mercy-hiring is in jeopardy. He's
> seen as an exact copy of when Dancer & Hughes wrote before they
were
> fired just before me (over 5 YEARS AGO), and there's not much
> tolerance for such a boring writer. His info is and always has

been

> useless on top of that. I'm in the middle of a column now that'll
> prove why.

Sure you are.

I'll let you know the day it's up for your reading pleasure....and
education of course.

> >
> > > BTW--we're still waiting for you to admit
> > > you're an addict without all the sugar-coated nonsense that

you

> > > caveat it with. That's one of the reasons you evacuated from
the
> > > other thread.
> >
> > I am about as far away from an addict as you can get.
>
> Denial creates justification.....

Your life in a nutshell.

More Pee-Wee Herman??

> Too bad you
> > picked me to try and presuade others that all APers are

addicts.

By
> > the way, if you go back and read the website I pointed out, you
> will
> > see that most addicts have multiple addictions. They have what

is

> > called addictive traits which may very well be genetic in

origin.

> Do
> > I need to keep educating you all the time and making you look
> > extremely foolish.
>
> Just so you don't have a cow, I just went to that home page. What

I

> see is a definition of exactly how you gamble right there in the
pre-
> amble! You have an extreme compulsion to gamble more and more, as
> proven by your moving to LV. I submit you'll be going thru
withdrawal
> both on your way back to Minn. as well as when you're there.

Won't

be
> so easy hopping over to your local Injun joint each and every day
> from your location. And here's a flash: Those "addictive traits"
that
> you are so selective with for obvious justification purposes are
> something that, while in the actual treatment process, you learn
that
> gambling is the one addiction that is widely known as not being
> grouped into the genetic addiction category. It stands alone
because
> it is so much more powerful, hideable, deniable, and destructive

to

> others around the inflicted than any other addiction.

Wrong again, idiot. You are describing the escapism facet of

gambling

problems. Addiction is addiction. It truly amazes me that you
continue to post such stupid remarks.

Do some more studying before you debate an expert who's been there.
But one main point every addict who's learned more knows is that NO
ONE who is currently occupied with a severe gambling addiction as
you, and who has allowed the game to completely take over his life,
would ever admit anything even close to the truth about his it. Until
you're ready to be truthful if only to yourself, you'll continue to
pretend it doesn't exist--for you--and that you don't gamble anyway--
you 'play with an edge'! It IS sad.

> >
> > PS. I don't smoke, do drugs and I have a beer about once every
> couple
> > of months. I'm not an exercise junkie, I'm not a workaholic, I
hate
> > shopping, etc. etc. I gambled once a year for 25 years and

walked

> > away each time without feeling any desire to return until the
next
> > year. In fact, I was usually bored with it before I left Las
Vegas.
> > You picked the wrong person, moron.
>
> What I see is someone trying to justify the addiction--something
> entirely normal for a compulsive gambler. One of your tell-tale
signs
> is in how you have painted a proud picture of hopping out to
casinos
> on an almost daily basis--sometimes more than once--and love to
brag
> about (or make up?) wild stories of all those royals, yet you

never

> once include that activity into your attempts at justifying why

you

> are NOT a problem gambler. That's denial at its greatest. But
you'll
> diss it and it's normal to do so until you come to the

realization

> that you're wasting your life away gambling so much.

I see you're back to babbling. You didn't learn much at that

website,

did you? What you see is ONLY what you want to see. You can't stand
that many others have succeeded where you failed. That FACT is so
obvious in all your whining that it makes you look like a small and
insignicant person. A strong person would simply admit their

failure

and move on.

I've said many times I've failed at advantage play, and I found out
why--It doesn't work. Period. Only the extremely lucky win with it.
Just like the lottery. I know you're having a horrible time with
this, and one could only imagine the internal struggle you face as
you read the truth about what you're consumed by. Someday you'll
admit it, and maybe even someday you'll say how right I was. Simply
tearing down articles into corrupted interpretations just to justify
your nightmare won't make sense any more when you finally wake up.

Most of your 'APs' are fat, ugly, and stupid- and hardly intelligent.

> >
> > Please provide evidence that supports this assertion. Do you

have all their IQs?

>
> Yeah. Look at the luncheon pictures for the first proof.

I see ... you're claiming that you can determine a persons IQ from

a picture. ROTFLMAO. Are you trying to look stupid?

First, any sane person knows people who dress like idiots and slobs
and would rather spend hours every day inside unhealthy atmospheres -
caring not about how fat and ugly they choose to be because of an
addiction to gambling - and instead of engaging in healthy or even
normal activities, have zero respect for themselves. That translates
into clear inferior intelligence. But that's only the beginning.

> I've been to
> a luncheon and the only normal one there was the admin. I

regularly

> walk by the 25c FPDW machines at Sam's Town,

Hmmmm. I thought you called Sam's Town a dump and you never go

there. Another lie?

Read my articles more. Sam's Town is a good place to play up thru $5
although I lost $20k there in '05 (but I won $8400 there the other
night). It takes very little to get full RFB for 3 nights with $100
or $150 cash, but I NEVER stay there because it's an awful dump. I
eat most of my meals in Billy Bob's and Fellini's, and BB's bar has
the premium pours I like. Go in and ask them who they got the Don
Julio 1942 Tequila in for. Of course the big downside of all this is
having to walk by the buffet line to go to the movies or to go laugh
at the 'advantage players' POUNDING AWAY at the FPDW machines. When
they slowed them down I enjoyed watching the pain on the losers'
faces. But seems it didn't change a thing--the same ugly, fat, and
obese fools still show up!

> Stations, and Wynn when
> in town, and even though I taunt the fools with "Thes must be

those

A-
> D-V-A-N-T-A-G-E Players!" still not one of them has challenged

me,

> argued, or could pull themselves away for more than an angry

glance

> or two, while saying under their breath "Singer's an a-hole!"

That's because many of them of no idea what you're talking about

and

probably think you're just some kind of wierdo. Remember, a lot of
these folks think VP is controlled externally by that mythical

switch.

Not on these machines.

> These
> people are so stupid that they can't even react to ridicule even
> while caught in the act of complusive gambling--as dumb as

playing

> those type of machines may be!

Is that before or after you go play another VP machine?

> >
> > > If they were they wouldn't be so gullible as you
> > > are about expert play and long-term strategy. And they are
almost
> > > exclusively introverts--afraid to communicate with the real
world
> > > except from behind the safety of their computers.
> >
> > Hmmmm. You've gone on and on about being an introvert like it's
> some
> > kind of disease. Do you have any idea what you are talking

about?

> Do
> > I need to educate you some more? Do you really want to appear
> foolish
> > once again? By the way, from what I hear your hero GWB is an
> > introvert while your hated Clinton is an extrovert.
>
> Yeah, seems like a good time for you to go find out what an
> introvert, i.e., you, really is. I haven't heard that about the
great
> GWB (except for the border and port issues), but I knew about
Clinton

Kind of took the wind out of your sails, didn't I? There's nothing
mysterious about personality traits. But, I think I'll let you
continue to make a fool out of yourself for awhile.

What do I or anyone else care about GWB's personality traits? Maybe
if he cooked my dinner I might wonder a little.

> My
> > > book remains the single most telling, truthful and popular

book

> > ever
> > > on video poker.
> >
> > HAHAHAHA. Nice try, monkey boy. I think the review I read

pretty

> much
> > summed it by saying it was a waste of time.
>
> Of course. Paymar, Hughes, Dancer....These are the people I
attacked
> and exposed. A few of their nobody groupies like you also wrote
> something to make themselves feel better. But it's all

meaningless

as
> more and more people keep getting the book because it signifies

the

> truth about all these greedy people. And that's what the reading
> public wants to hear for a refreshing change--the Undeniable

Truth!

The babbling continues. Did you sell one or two copies last month?

The jealousy continues. I wonder if you blame your poor typing skills
on not having been able to write anything meaningful.

> > > > >
> > > > > Yup, you told me where you spent your geek career and I
know
> > > people
> > > > > at the place today. You told me you 'gambled' at

Edgewater

so
> I
> > > > asked
> > > > > a close friend there--for a small fee--to research
something
> > and
> > > > I'd
> > > > > come in for a look. You're right--it was tooooooo easy.

Now

> > what
> > > > > about the dates--worried that your 'hair' was out of

place??

> > > >
> > > > Sure, monkey boy. Let's see the proof. LMAO. Keep up the
> > babbling,
> > > it
> > > > makes you look soooooooooooooooooo foolish.
> > >
> > > What about "I saw and don't have" don't you get yet. You seem
to
> > have
> > > fixated on a fear that I do have pictures and haven't shaken
the
> > webs
> > > surrounding that terror just yet.
> >
> > Without dates you have NOTHING but lies. Boy this is easy.
>
> I don't keep a geek diary. I wasn't told what date the IBM pic

was

> from, but I saw it at the Boulder facility. Same with the Edge,
only
> I saw that in Jan. You see, if you'd have gotten out of that

geek-

> room where those silly patents were more important than life
itself,
> you'd have made the contacts that make life easier & fun later

on.

More babbling, no dates. Oh well, I guess you have no intention of
admitting this lie.

Your worrying continues, and BTW, that's some company you used to
work for when I can get in to look at a geek picture (right next to
some guy named Tom--another geek?) by making a simple call and an
easy trip! The Edge was no challenge.

PS. The chances you saw a picture of me hanging somewhere at IBM
Boulder are ZERO. It's too bad Dancer already took that name

because

you sure are doing a lot of it here.

Keep up the worrying! It's music to my heart!

> >
> > I told you last summer I was 6' tall and 210 lbs (remember,
average
> > for an NFL running back.). I told you in January I had a BMI
> between
> > 25-30 and how it has been shown that people in this range live
> longer
> > than those below 25. You stated that I was lying. What do you

say

> now?
>
> I couldn't tell how tall you were in either, but the weight seems
> close--chunky more than fat. The BMI's only important to you and
your
> Doctor. I weigh 205 and I'm 6'2", so from your height you seem a
bit
> on the stubby side.

A little overweight would be a correct description. My frame is on
the larger side so I can handle a little more weight than most. My
doctor has no problem with my weight. Last year he asked me to
increase my aerobic activities and I complied ... Exercise bike 5
times a week.

And did you tell him you spend most of your time sitting at the vp
machines exercizing your fingers?

> > > > I'm beginning to think there is no article.

> > Of course, little man. That's why you haven't copied it here.
Your
> > babbling is even more evidence that you came up with zilch. You
> knew
> > that if you printed the truth you would look foolish. Is this
great
> > or what!
>
> No need to copy it here when there computer nerds all over the
place
> that can read it every day if they wish. Like you've done. You
really
> want to rip into it with your typical cover-your-butt lies and
> rationalizations, I can tell, but you just don't want to be

humbled

> by copying it here yourself. Oh, how watching nerds agonize over

me

> creates such joy.....!

LMAO. This is so much fun watching you babble on and on. The fact
I've never read your lies kind of makes all that effort worthless,
doesn't it?

Nope. On the contrary. I know you've read it and you show here how
agonizing it's been. Just the fact that you keep making up how it
wasn't posted is all I need to read you like a cheap paperback.

> > Rattled by a spelling error? Is that the best you've got? If I
got
> > rattled for making spelling errors I'd be rattled all the time.
I'm
> a
> > terrible typist and the keyboard on my notebook doesn't help a
bit.
> > You really are digging deep, little man.
>
> So you're trying to absorb spelling errors in the faint hope that
we
> will be impressed by your supposed lack of 'more important

errors'

> huh? Here's more of the truth:

That would be at new. Let's see how you rate.

> You're innacurate,

I only deal in facts, 0-1

> you don't articulate well,

OK, I'm not the best writer, 1-2

> and you get your feathers ruffled

Sure I do ... is that why you babble so much? 1-3

So much for "the truth".

Have I mentioned dicky the denyer lately??

> Buy yourself a real computer with all those
> royals and points. I've got 2 computers paid for by one weeks

worth

> of winnings. If someone who plays 'negative games' can do it, why
> then a 'positive game' player should have a dozen!

I have 4 computers if you really want to get into a numbers game.
However, I only take my notebook with me to LV since I can take all
the data and apps with me in the car without any effort. Notebooks
are known for there poor keyboards but that's the price of
portability.

I should have known--4 computers. You're probably still trying to
make it big in the programming world where you didn't before. And who
knows what kind of nonsense you're throwing together on video poker!

> I
> > challenge you to provide JUST ONE fact to back up these obvious
> lies,
> > you FAIL miserably. That should tell you something.
>
> I think I'll let you stew some more over this. Isn't it nice
watching
> a grown nerd cry!

Chuckle, chuckle. I see you're getting a little tired of babbling.
Works for me.

If I snap my fingers again who knows what else you'll come on and do
for me!!

Now, tell us all again how all APers are fat. You've essentially
admitted now that neither my wife or myself is a "pot bellied pig"

as

you said in another one of your lies. So, come on, tell us again

how

you know everything about me.

You are a pot-bellied pig to me. Don't you know--normal people think
that about all fatties! I couldn't tell with the missus, but you need
to eat less and move more.

In mathematics you can prove a theory wrong by simply proving any
part of the theory is wrong. This works in real life also. Robbie

has

essentially PROVEN that he has been lying all this time when he
stated that he know all about me. Isn't life grand.

If you were at bat now you'd have struck out swiging.

> > If you don't think these can be forged you really are naive. I
will
> > admit it would take much more than a $100 printer to perfectly
> forge
> > a passport. However, it would take educated eyes to detect even

a

> > poor forgery. Do you believe a radio host has this ability?
>
> On the contrary, I KNOW passports can be forged and I've seen

them,

> but it is not easy, it is illegal, and it would be a poor waste

of

> time and way too much money to attempt to have several large
> passports forged, with original stamps and Visas, for a bet.

It would only be illegal if you attempted to use them. And, like I
said, a poor forgery would fool an uneducated eye.

Wrong again. Possession of fake passport-making material is a Federal
crime. Now why would I want to lose my weapons permit because of
that??

> > > > Now, can we get on with the tennis/bowling bet?
> > >
> > > Let me REALLY scare you....YES. But, since you've chosen to
> wiggle
> > > out of the proof gig, we'll play tennis for $40k AFTER my

foot

> > heals.
> > > Bowling for $20k.
> >
> > What did I say before? Robbie ALWAYS changes the bet. The

master

> > scrambler is at it again. You are starting to make the
term "fool"
> a
> > compliment to your intelligence. You would have looked smarter

by

> > simply backing out of the bet, rather than PROVING to everyone
you
> > would do EXACTLY what I said you'd do.
>
> I think you over-reacted again, and became so overcome that you
> didn't get it. Take it one calm step at a time. You have a

problem

> with $40k for tennis? State why.

Easy. I give you the advantage at tennis (remember, I haven't

played

in over 4 years) and me the advantage at bowling. Why would I bet

you

more money where you have the advantage?

I remember you said I'd be easy to beat at tennis. Now you say no? Is
it all because you don't want to bump the bet by the other $20k you
know you'd lose? You do have the advantage at bowling because that's
for sissys and I don't go to the parts of town over here that have
bowling alleys.

If you'd like you make it less likely that the results would be a
push we could play 20 games of bowling and 20 games of tennis. The
winner of each game gets $1K. That would still be $40K on the line
but highly unlikely to result in a tie.

> My reason is to make up for the $20k
> you'd have readily lost in the radio booth (or afterwards, as I
> provid absolute proof). You also believe you won't lose playing
> tennis, so why the hesitation and/or attempt at evoking one of

your

> escape routes?? Isn't more money logically in your favor?

No, if you really want more money in my favor why don't you suggest
$40K for bowling and $20K for tennis?

You've confused me with your selective expertise in games.

> >
> > > Truth is I rarely bowl because the alleys around
> > > here are almost as bad as the ones in LV--nothing but power-
> > drinking
> > > big mouths that I'm not interested in being around any more.
The
> > > teams are just as bad, only they're comprised mainly of loser
> blue-
> > > collar workers looking for companionship because they don't
know
> > how
> > > to treat their spouses. And you bowl?
> >
> > ROTFLMAO again. I'll give you two months to get your act
together.
> > You can practice all you want. Both tennis and bowling. Then we
can
> > get together in May (or whenever your foot heals if you think
> that's
> > worse then having a ruptured ACL like I have) and we'll go at

it

> for
> > $20K each (as I challenged) or not at all.
>
> I'll play when the Dr. tells me I can play. A ruptured ACL can be
> repaired if you wanted it to be and if it were bad enough.

Yes, it can. I elected not to have it repaired {the doctors'
recommendation} when I had my knee operation because of the long
recovery time and the fact I no longer took part in any sports

where

the doctor thought the ACL would be needed. I didn't expect to be
having this bet.

And let me guess why you REALLY didn't want to have it repaired:
You'd have to stay away from going to casinos for all that recovery
time............

> But you
> still need to come up with a reason why you won't play tennis for
> $40k when it seemingly is totally in your favor to do so!

Already done. Let me know when you feel up to my terms.

You confuse me. First you back out of the radio gig, then you say
you'll easily beat me in tennis even "with a bad knee", then you add
in bowling, then you explain why the radio gig was a no-go from the
start, then you won't double up on the tennis, and you now suggest
$40k for bowling. Do you use disappearing ink when you write checks
too?

···

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

>
> Gambler's Bookshop (my publisher) along with Gaming Today, are

the

two
> most respected, knowledgeable, and longest tenured authorities in

the

> gaming world. You want theory you read Dancer. You want reality

you

> read me. GT's most popular columnist ever is also me. Why?

Because I

> talk truth and reality, and that's really the ONLY things readers
want
> to read. Not the make believe stuff. All the others before me

were

> fired because of nonsensical theory and numerical-laced articles.
I've
> been there since 1/1/01. I guess people listen to the truth.

Good grief, now Robbie will have to get a whole new collection of

hats.

Yeah, I guess it's tough for a critic like you to have to read this.
But THAT"S THE TARGET AUDIENCE!!

···

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

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

>
> --- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@>
wrote:
> >
> > Gambler's Bookshop (my publisher) along with Gaming Today, are
the
> two
> > most respected, knowledgeable, and longest tenured authorities
in the
> > gaming world. You want theory you read Dancer. You want reality
you
> > read me. GT's most popular columnist ever is also me. Why?
Because I
> > talk truth and reality, and that's really the ONLY things
readers
> want
> > to read. Not the make believe stuff. All the others before me
were
> > fired because of nonsensical theory and numerical-laced
articles.
> I've
> > been there since 1/1/01. I guess people listen to the truth.
>
> Good grief, now Robbie will have to get a whole new collection of
hats.
>
I cracked up when I saw the change in thread subject names. I guess
never ask for somthing because you might get it! Please change the
subject heading back and I'll treat you to a great breakfast at the
Golden Gate next time I'm in Vegas. I'd invite Rob but if his
opinions of locals casinos are so low I can imagine what he thinks
of the downtown joints that I frequent. I also sometimes buy my
clothes at Costco pretty much a big Kmart. I enjoy you guys back

and

forth and hope my little anecdote added a bit to the discussion.

The Golden WHAT? That's little dicky's kind of place, in fact, he'll
probably take his wife and they'll probably be impressed by it! I
think I've got something here from K-Mart....Hmmmm, let me see. Oh
there it is! The toilet plunger!!

···

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "vpearlkc" <EAtkinson@...> wrote:

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

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

>
> >
> > --- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@>
> wrote:
> > >
> > > Gambler's Bookshop (my publisher) along with Gaming Today,

are

> the
> > two
> > > most respected, knowledgeable, and longest tenured

authorities

> in the
> > > gaming world. You want theory you read Dancer. You want

reality

> you
> > > read me. GT's most popular columnist ever is also me. Why?
> Because I
> > > talk truth and reality, and that's really the ONLY things
> readers
> > want
> > > to read. Not the make believe stuff. All the others before me
> were
> > > fired because of nonsensical theory and numerical-laced
> articles.
> > I've
> > > been there since 1/1/01. I guess people listen to the truth.
> >
> > Good grief, now Robbie will have to get a whole new collection

of

> hats.
> >
> I cracked up when I saw the change in thread subject names. I

guess

> never ask for somthing because you might get it! Please change

the

> subject heading back and I'll treat you to a great breakfast at

the

> Golden Gate next time I'm in Vegas. I'd invite Rob but if his
> opinions of locals casinos are so low I can imagine what he

thinks

> of the downtown joints that I frequent. I also sometimes buy my
> clothes at Costco pretty much a big Kmart. I enjoy you guys back
and
> forth and hope my little anecdote added a bit to the discussion.

The Golden WHAT? That's little dicky's kind of place, in fact,

he'll

probably take his wife and they'll probably be impressed by it! I
think I've got something here from K-Mart....Hmmmm, let me see. Oh
there it is! The toilet plunger!!

Robbies old hat.

···

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "vpearlkc" <EAtkinson@> wrote:
> --- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@> wrote:

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

> > > If this were the truth you would have the webmaster post the
> dates
> > > and my email address. The lack of this easily obtainable
evidence
> > is
> > > absolute proof you are lying once again.
> >
> > Why would I do that when I'm having such a good time watching

you

> > squeal and squirm at every mention of it?
>
> Nice try, moron, but I doubt proving to everyone that you're

lying

> again is what you had in mind. I'll "squirm" through that every
time.

It was no trouble at all making you look like a jerk again. In

fact,

I quiver when I feel your pain!

> > > > Re-read it on my site. anytime. I won't block your access.
> > >
> > > I have no desire to read your lies. I can tell by the fact

that

> you
> > > failed to copy it here (like you have several others), that
there
> > is
> > > really nothing of merit to read. I think everyone can tell by
the
> > way
> > > you're almost begging me to go to your website that you are
> > > downtrodden by the lack of response to your lies.
> >
> > Ha! The first lie is "But gee Rob, I haven't read it" then "I
> > haven't gone to your site in ages" then "I have no desire to
read
> > it"....and all this after proposing a bet!!
>
> All true. The bet was simply to see what you'd do. Your lack of

any

> excited response is proof that you have nothing. But, I expect

the

> babbling to continue. It's the only thing you do well.

Oh, so you never mean the bets you propose??

No. It doesn't matter. You never accept them.

> > > No, you've never appeared in any of my dreams. Just the fact
you
> > > fantasize about someone thinking or dreaming about you is
> > extrememly
> > > telling. People with self confidence don't care what other
people
> > > think.
> >
> > I can hear it now in the middle of the night "Rob, oh Rob,

please

> > help me understand the error of my ways!" And at least twice a
> > week. "I'm sorry, it's my own fault for having this nerdy

streak

> that
> > won't let me open up to you, but I will in time....in time."
>
> Very, very telling .....

And I'll be waiting.....Even though I can't stand nerds!

Oh, so you finally got a job. A waiter.

>
> > > > Now I see you have yet another geek-hero....
> > >
> > > Yes, he is a hero. He educates and truthfully provides usable
> > > information to those who read his column. Sooooooo much

better

> than
> > > any of your columns you've posted here.
> >
> > I can see why he'd be a hero to you. He's wishy-washy, he puts
more
> > numbers in his columns than words, and he's a geek. That'll

never

> > change. Plus he accepts payment where I do not
>
> Very telling .....
>
> > --obviously because he
> > needs the money since he's just another mouthpiece who cannot

win.

>
> Or, more likely, they won't pay you for nonsense.

Nope. You tried that before, And I told you to check with the

editor

and see I wouldn't accept the pay they offered. Please keep up.

And believe you? Is this a joke? Finally, some humor from Robbie.

>
> > But here's an inside scoop: His mercy-hiring is in jeopardy.

He's

> > seen as an exact copy of when Dancer & Hughes wrote before they
> were
> > fired just before me (over 5 YEARS AGO), and there's not much
> > tolerance for such a boring writer. His info is and always has
been
> > useless on top of that. I'm in the middle of a column now

that'll

> > prove why.
>
> Sure you are.

I'll let you know the day it's up for your reading pleasure....and
education of course.

Never mind. I already know it will simply be more lies and false
claims.

>
> > >
> > > > BTW--we're still waiting for you to admit
> > > > you're an addict without all the sugar-coated nonsense that
you
> > > > caveat it with. That's one of the reasons you evacuated

from

> the
> > > > other thread.
> > >
> > > I am about as far away from an addict as you can get.
> >
> > Denial creates justification.....
>
> Your life in a nutshell.

More Pee-Wee Herman??

Your life in a netshell.

> > Too bad you
> > > picked me to try and presuade others that all APers are
addicts.
> By
> > > the way, if you go back and read the website I pointed out,

you

> > will
> > > see that most addicts have multiple addictions. They have

what

is
> > > called addictive traits which may very well be genetic in
origin.
> > Do
> > > I need to keep educating you all the time and making you look
> > > extremely foolish.
> >
> > Just so you don't have a cow, I just went to that home page.

What

I
> > see is a definition of exactly how you gamble right there in

the

> pre-
> > amble! You have an extreme compulsion to gamble more and more,

as

> > proven by your moving to LV. I submit you'll be going thru
> withdrawal
> > both on your way back to Minn. as well as when you're there.
Won't
> be
> > so easy hopping over to your local Injun joint each and every

day

> > from your location. And here's a flash: Those "addictive

traits"

> that
> > you are so selective with for obvious justification purposes

are

> > something that, while in the actual treatment process, you

learn

> that
> > gambling is the one addiction that is widely known as not being
> > grouped into the genetic addiction category. It stands alone
> because
> > it is so much more powerful, hideable, deniable, and

destructive

to
> > others around the inflicted than any other addiction.
>
> Wrong again, idiot. You are describing the escapism facet of
gambling
> problems. Addiction is addiction. It truly amazes me that you
> continue to post such stupid remarks.

Do some more studying before you debate an expert who's been there.

Let me know when that happens.

But one main point every addict who's learned more knows is that NO
ONE who is currently occupied with a severe gambling addiction as
you, and who has allowed the game to completely take over his life,
would ever admit anything even close to the truth about his it.

Until

···

you're ready to be truthful if only to yourself, you'll continue to
pretend it doesn't exist--for you--and that you don't gamble anyway-

-

you 'play with an edge'! It IS sad.

No, it's the truth. What's really "sad" is that you can't accept the
truth. I've been completely upfront and honest in everything I've
stated about my gambling. If you can't accept this, that's your
problem. However, I can set aside a week to show you exactly what
goes on with a true APer.

>
> > >
> > > PS. I don't smoke, do drugs and I have a beer about once

every

> > couple
> > > of months. I'm not an exercise junkie, I'm not a workaholic,

I

> hate
> > > shopping, etc. etc. I gambled once a year for 25 years and
walked
> > > away each time without feeling any desire to return until the
> next
> > > year. In fact, I was usually bored with it before I left Las
> Vegas.
> > > You picked the wrong person, moron.
> >
> > What I see is someone trying to justify the addiction--

something

> > entirely normal for a compulsive gambler. One of your tell-tale
> signs
> > is in how you have painted a proud picture of hopping out to
> casinos
> > on an almost daily basis--sometimes more than once--and love to
> brag
> > about (or make up?) wild stories of all those royals, yet you
never
> > once include that activity into your attempts at justifying why
you
> > are NOT a problem gambler. That's denial at its greatest. But
> you'll
> > diss it and it's normal to do so until you come to the
realization
> > that you're wasting your life away gambling so much.
>
> I see you're back to babbling. You didn't learn much at that
website,
> did you? What you see is ONLY what you want to see. You can't

stand

> that many others have succeeded where you failed. That FACT is so
> obvious in all your whining that it makes you look like a small

and

> insignicant person. A strong person would simply admit their
failure
> and move on.

I've said many times I've failed at advantage play, and I found out
why--It doesn't work. Period.

Sorry, but that is simply a lie. It does work. Period. That is why
you are a small person. You NEED an excuse for your failure. I'm sure
there are many reasons, the most likely is probably found at the
bottem of a bottle.

Only the extremely lucky win with it.

No, it only takes discipline and some hard work.

Just like the lottery. I know you're having a horrible time with
this, and one could only imagine the internal struggle you face as
you read the truth about what you're consumed by. Someday you'll
admit it, and maybe even someday you'll say how right I was. Simply
tearing down articles into corrupted interpretations just to

justify

your nightmare won't make sense any more when you finally wake up.

ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzz. What? Are you finally done babbling? Good. Your
boring lies will put me to sleep faster than anything.

Most of your 'APs' are fat, ugly, and stupid- and hardly

intelligent.

> > >
> > > Please provide evidence that supports this assertion. Do you
have all their IQs?
> >
> > Yeah. Look at the luncheon pictures for the first proof.
>
> I see ... you're claiming that you can determine a persons IQ

from

a picture. ROTFLMAO. Are you trying to look stupid?

First, any sane person knows people who dress like idiots and slobs
and would rather spend hours every day inside unhealthy

atmospheres -

caring not about how fat and ugly they choose to be because of an
addiction to gambling - and instead of engaging in healthy or even
normal activities, have zero respect for themselves. That

translates

into clear inferior intelligence. But that's only the beginning.

The babbling continues. I do think I'm awake now and LMAO, especially
after you equated yourself to a "sane" person.

>
> > I've been to
> > a luncheon and the only normal one there was the admin. I
regularly
> > walk by the 25c FPDW machines at Sam's Town,
>
> Hmmmm. I thought you called Sam's Town a dump and you never go
there. Another lie?

Read my articles more.

Is this another joke?

Sam's Town is a good place to play up thru $5
although I lost $20k there in '05 (but I won $8400 there the other
night). It takes very little to get full RFB for 3 nights with $100
or $150 cash, but I NEVER stay there because it's an awful dump. I
eat most of my meals in Billy Bob's and Fellini's, and BB's bar has
the premium pours I like. Go in and ask them who they got the Don
Julio 1942 Tequila in for. Of course the big downside of all this

is

having to walk by the buffet line to go to the movies or to go

laugh

at the 'advantage players' POUNDING AWAY at the FPDW machines. When
they slowed them down I enjoyed watching the pain on the losers'
faces. But seems it didn't change a thing--the same ugly, fat, and
obese fools still show up!

Wow, an honest answer? Let me go mark my calander. Of course, you had
to follow it with you inane babbling.

>
> > Stations, and Wynn when
> > in town, and even though I taunt the fools with "Thes must be
those
> A-
> > D-V-A-N-T-A-G-E Players!" still not one of them has challenged
me,
> > argued, or could pull themselves away for more than an angry
glance
> > or two, while saying under their breath "Singer's an a-hole!"
>
> That's because many of them of no idea what you're talking about
and
> probably think you're just some kind of wierdo. Remember, a lot

of

> these folks think VP is controlled externally by that mythical
switch.

Not on these machines.

I've only played them a few times, but I've seen some players who do
not play well. I suspect you think far more gamblers are APers than
is actually the case.

>
> > These
> > people are so stupid that they can't even react to ridicule

even

> > while caught in the act of complusive gambling--as dumb as
playing
> > those type of machines may be!
>
> Is that before or after you go play another VP machine?
>
> > >
> > > > If they were they wouldn't be so gullible as you
> > > > are about expert play and long-term strategy. And they are
> almost
> > > > exclusively introverts--afraid to communicate with the real
> world
> > > > except from behind the safety of their computers.
> > >
> > > Hmmmm. You've gone on and on about being an introvert like

it's

> > some
> > > kind of disease. Do you have any idea what you are talking
about?
> > Do
> > > I need to educate you some more? Do you really want to appear
> > foolish
> > > once again? By the way, from what I hear your hero GWB is an
> > > introvert while your hated Clinton is an extrovert.
> >
> > Yeah, seems like a good time for you to go find out what an
> > introvert, i.e., you, really is. I haven't heard that about the
> great
> > GWB (except for the border and port issues), but I knew about
> Clinton
>
> Kind of took the wind out of your sails, didn't I? There's

nothing

> mysterious about personality traits. But, I think I'll let you
> continue to make a fool out of yourself for awhile.

What do I or anyone else care about GWB's personality traits? Maybe
if he cooked my dinner I might wonder a little.

You're the one who keeps bringing up "introvert", so clearly
you "care".

>
> > My
> > > > book remains the single most telling, truthful and popular
book
> > > ever
> > > > on video poker.
> > >
> > > HAHAHAHA. Nice try, monkey boy. I think the review I read
pretty
> > much
> > > summed it by saying it was a waste of time.
> >
> > Of course. Paymar, Hughes, Dancer....These are the people I
> attacked
> > and exposed. A few of their nobody groupies like you also wrote
> > something to make themselves feel better. But it's all
meaningless
> as
> > more and more people keep getting the book because it signifies
the
> > truth about all these greedy people. And that's what the

reading

> > public wants to hear for a refreshing change--the Undeniable
Truth!
>
> The babbling continues. Did you sell one or two copies last month?

The jealousy continues. I wonder if you blame your poor typing

skills

on not having been able to write anything meaningful.

You didn't answer the question. Maybe ZERO is the correct answer.

>
> > > > > >
> > > > > > Yup, you told me where you spent your geek career and I
> know
> > > > people
> > > > > > at the place today. You told me you 'gambled' at
Edgewater
> so
> > I
> > > > > asked
> > > > > > a close friend there--for a small fee--to research
> something
> > > and
> > > > > I'd
> > > > > > come in for a look. You're right--it was tooooooo easy.
Now
> > > what
> > > > > > about the dates--worried that your 'hair' was out of
place??
> > > > >
> > > > > Sure, monkey boy. Let's see the proof. LMAO. Keep up the
> > > babbling,
> > > > it
> > > > > makes you look soooooooooooooooooo foolish.
> > > >
> > > > What about "I saw and don't have" don't you get yet. You

seem

> to
> > > have
> > > > fixated on a fear that I do have pictures and haven't

shaken

> the
> > > webs
> > > > surrounding that terror just yet.
> > >
> > > Without dates you have NOTHING but lies. Boy this is easy.
> >
> > I don't keep a geek diary. I wasn't told what date the IBM pic
was
> > from, but I saw it at the Boulder facility. Same with the Edge,
> only
> > I saw that in Jan. You see, if you'd have gotten out of that
geek-
> > room where those silly patents were more important than life
> itself,
> > you'd have made the contacts that make life easier & fun later
on.
>
> More babbling, no dates. Oh well, I guess you have no intention

of

> admitting this lie.

Your worrying continues, and BTW, that's some company you used to
work for when I can get in to look at a geek picture (right next to
some guy named Tom--another geek?) by making a simple call and an
easy trip! The Edge was no challenge.

Tom Watson?

Still waiting for those dates.

>
> PS. The chances you saw a picture of me hanging somewhere at IBM
> Boulder are ZERO. It's too bad Dancer already took that name
because
> you sure are doing a lot of it here.
>
Keep up the worrying! It's music to my heart!

Yeah, I'm real worried. By the way, If you really want a picture send
me your address and I'll send you a picture. You can keep it under
your pillow at night.

> > >
> > > I told you last summer I was 6' tall and 210 lbs (remember,
> average
> > > for an NFL running back.). I told you in January I had a BMI
> > between
> > > 25-30 and how it has been shown that people in this range

live

> > longer
> > > than those below 25. You stated that I was lying. What do you
say
> > now?
> >
> > I couldn't tell how tall you were in either, but the weight

seems

> > close--chunky more than fat. The BMI's only important to you

and

> your
> > Doctor. I weigh 205 and I'm 6'2", so from your height you seem

a

> bit
> > on the stubby side.
>
> A little overweight would be a correct description. My frame is

on

> the larger side so I can handle a little more weight than most.

My

> doctor has no problem with my weight. Last year he asked me to
> increase my aerobic activities and I complied ... Exercise bike 5
> times a week.

And did you tell him you spend most of your time sitting at the vp
machines exercizing your fingers?

Playing VP is no more and no less exercise than my old job. In fact,
it's about the same as participating on this forum.

>
> > > > > I'm beginning to think there is no article.

> > > Of course, little man. That's why you haven't copied it here.
> Your
> > > babbling is even more evidence that you came up with zilch.

You

> > knew
> > > that if you printed the truth you would look foolish. Is this
> great
> > > or what!
> >
> > No need to copy it here when there computer nerds all over the
> place
> > that can read it every day if they wish. Like you've done. You
> really
> > want to rip into it with your typical cover-your-butt lies and
> > rationalizations, I can tell, but you just don't want to be
humbled
> > by copying it here yourself. Oh, how watching nerds agonize

over

me
> > creates such joy.....!
>
> LMAO. This is so much fun watching you babble on and on. The fact
> I've never read your lies kind of makes all that effort

worthless,

> doesn't it?

Nope. On the contrary. I know you've read it and you show here how
agonizing it's been. Just the fact that you keep making up how it
wasn't posted is all I need to read you like a cheap paperback.

LMAO. Each day gets better and better. I bet you didn't see this
coming when you wrote all those lies. I can see you fantasizing about
it. Now, you have nothing but your constant babbling.

>
> > > Rattled by a spelling error? Is that the best you've got? If

I

> got
> > > rattled for making spelling errors I'd be rattled all the

time.

> I'm
> > a
> > > terrible typist and the keyboard on my notebook doesn't help

a

> bit.
> > > You really are digging deep, little man.
> >
> > So you're trying to absorb spelling errors in the faint hope

that

> we
> > will be impressed by your supposed lack of 'more important
errors'
> > huh? Here's more of the truth:
>
> That would be at new. Let's see how you rate.
>
> > You're innacurate,
>
> I only deal in facts, 0-1
>
> > you don't articulate well,
>
> OK, I'm not the best writer, 1-2
>
> > and you get your feathers ruffled
>
> Sure I do ... is that why you babble so much? 1-3
>
> So much for "the truth".

Have I mentioned dicky the denyer lately??

1-3 is a better record for you than usual.

>
> > Buy yourself a real computer with all those
> > royals and points. I've got 2 computers paid for by one weeks
worth
> > of winnings. If someone who plays 'negative games' can do it,

why

> > then a 'positive game' player should have a dozen!
>
> I have 4 computers if you really want to get into a numbers game.
> However, I only take my notebook with me to LV since I can take

all

> the data and apps with me in the car without any effort.

Notebooks

> are known for there poor keyboards but that's the price of
> portability.

I should have known--4 computers. You're probably still trying to
make it big in the programming world where you didn't before. And

who

knows what kind of nonsense you're throwing together on video

poker!

Jealous?

>
> > I
> > > challenge you to provide JUST ONE fact to back up these

obvious

> > lies,
> > > you FAIL miserably. That should tell you something.
> >
> > I think I'll let you stew some more over this. Isn't it nice
> watching
> > a grown nerd cry!
>
> Chuckle, chuckle. I see you're getting a little tired of

babbling.

> Works for me.

If I snap my fingers again who knows what else you'll come on and

do

for me!!

I know.

>
> Now, tell us all again how all APers are fat. You've essentially
> admitted now that neither my wife or myself is a "pot bellied

pig"

as
> you said in another one of your lies. So, come on, tell us again
how
> you know everything about me.

You are a pot-bellied pig to me.

Of course, instead of admitting you lied, you now try to weasel-word
your way out of it. Sorry, moron, it doesn't track.

Don't you know--normal people think
that about all fatties!

Since you obviously haven't been keeping up, "normal" people these
days are "fatties".

I couldn't tell with the missus, but you need
to eat less and move more.

True. But, then again, that applies to at least 95% of Americans.

>
> In mathematics you can prove a theory wrong by simply proving any
> part of the theory is wrong. This works in real life also. Robbie
has
> essentially PROVEN that he has been lying all this time when he
> stated that he know all about me. Isn't life grand.

If you were at bat now you'd have struck out swiging.

I'll drink to that.

> > > If you don't think these can be forged you really are naive.

I

> will
> > > admit it would take much more than a $100 printer to

perfectly

> > forge
> > > a passport. However, it would take educated eyes to detect

even

a
> > > poor forgery. Do you believe a radio host has this ability?
> >
> > On the contrary, I KNOW passports can be forged and I've seen
them,
> > but it is not easy, it is illegal, and it would be a poor waste
of
> > time and way too much money to attempt to have several large
> > passports forged, with original stamps and Visas, for a bet.
>
> It would only be illegal if you attempted to use them. And, like

I

> said, a poor forgery would fool an uneducated eye.

Wrong again. Possession of fake passport-making material is a

Federal

crime. Now why would I want to lose my weapons permit because of
that??

Possession of a forged passport is also illegal. Like many of these
activities, you won't find anyone charged unless they try to use them
or take part in another illegal activity.

>
> > > > > Now, can we get on with the tennis/bowling bet?
> > > >
> > > > Let me REALLY scare you....YES. But, since you've chosen to
> > wiggle
> > > > out of the proof gig, we'll play tennis for $40k AFTER my
foot
> > > heals.
> > > > Bowling for $20k.
> > >
> > > What did I say before? Robbie ALWAYS changes the bet. The
master
> > > scrambler is at it again. You are starting to make the
> term "fool"
> > a
> > > compliment to your intelligence. You would have looked

smarter

by
> > > simply backing out of the bet, rather than PROVING to

everyone

> you
> > > would do EXACTLY what I said you'd do.
> >
> > I think you over-reacted again, and became so overcome that you
> > didn't get it. Take it one calm step at a time. You have a
problem
> > with $40k for tennis? State why.
>
> Easy. I give you the advantage at tennis (remember, I haven't
played
> in over 4 years) and me the advantage at bowling. Why would I bet
you
> more money where you have the advantage?

I remember you said I'd be easy to beat at tennis. Now you say no?

Gamesmanship, my boy. Do you ever watch sports on TV? And,
interestingly, you bought it. You started backing down almost
instantly.

Is
it all because you don't want to bump the bet by the other $20k you
know you'd lose? You do have the advantage at bowling because

that's

for sissys and I don't go to the parts of town over here that have
bowling alleys.

Bowling is found all over the place. That includes nice neighborhoods
as well. This scrambling is getting ridiculous??

>
> If you'd like you make it less likely that the results would be a
> push we could play 20 games of bowling and 20 games of tennis.

The

> winner of each game gets $1K. That would still be $40K on the

line

> but highly unlikely to result in a tie.
>
> > My reason is to make up for the $20k
> > you'd have readily lost in the radio booth (or afterwards, as I
> > provid absolute proof). You also believe you won't lose playing
> > tennis, so why the hesitation and/or attempt at evoking one of
your
> > escape routes?? Isn't more money logically in your favor?
>
> No, if you really want more money in my favor why don't you

suggest

> $40K for bowling and $20K for tennis?

You've confused me with your selective expertise in games.

Put up your money and get unconfused. $20K tennis ... $20K bowling.

>
> > >
> > > > Truth is I rarely bowl because the alleys around
> > > > here are almost as bad as the ones in LV--nothing but power-
> > > drinking
> > > > big mouths that I'm not interested in being around any

more.

> The
> > > > teams are just as bad, only they're comprised mainly of

loser

> > blue-
> > > > collar workers looking for companionship because they don't
> know
> > > how
> > > > to treat their spouses. And you bowl?
> > >
> > > ROTFLMAO again. I'll give you two months to get your act
> together.
> > > You can practice all you want. Both tennis and bowling. Then

we

> can
> > > get together in May (or whenever your foot heals if you think
> > that's
> > > worse then having a ruptured ACL like I have) and we'll go at
it
> > for
> > > $20K each (as I challenged) or not at all.
> >
> > I'll play when the Dr. tells me I can play. A ruptured ACL can

be

> > repaired if you wanted it to be and if it were bad enough.
>
> Yes, it can. I elected not to have it repaired {the doctors'
> recommendation} when I had my knee operation because of the long
> recovery time and the fact I no longer took part in any sports
where
> the doctor thought the ACL would be needed. I didn't expect to be
> having this bet.

And let me guess why you REALLY didn't want to have it repaired:
You'd have to stay away from going to casinos for all that recovery
time............

Sorry, wrong again. The surgery was 4 years ago BEFORE we bought our
winter home in LV. In fact, I would have been forced to find
sedendary activities, like gambling, if I had the surgery.

>
> > But you
> > still need to come up with a reason why you won't play tennis

for

> > $40k when it seemingly is totally in your favor to do so!
>
> Already done. Let me know when you feel up to my terms.

You confuse me. First you back out of the radio gig,

Lie. I never backed out of a radio gig.

then you say
you'll easily beat me in tennis even "with a bad knee",

Could be true. You might really suck.

then you add
in bowling,

That was when you backed out of the bragging rights tennis match and
started spouting off about a bet. I stated that if you wanted to bet
here were my terms. Bowling/Tennis. That is the ONLY bet I've ever
discussed.

then you explain why the radio gig was a no-go from the
start,

Because it was. I guess I need to post my response ... AGAIN.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FREEvpFREE/message/3167

then you won't double up on the tennis,

That's right, I've stayed with one bet from the gitgo. I don't
scramble like you do.

and you now suggest
$40k for bowling.

No, I said "why don't you suggest $40K for bowling and $20K for
tennis?". Is your reading comprehension really that bad?

Do you use disappearing ink when you write checks
too?

Sorry, I just deal with the facts. Try to keep up.

> > > > Gambler's Bookshop (my publisher) along with Gaming Today,
are
> > the
> > > two
> > > > most respected, knowledgeable, and longest tenured
authorities
> > in the
> > > > gaming world. You want theory you read Dancer. You want
reality
> > you
> > > > read me. GT's most popular columnist ever is also me. Why?
> > Because I
> > > > talk truth and reality, and that's really the ONLY things
> > readers
> > > want
> > > > to read. Not the make believe stuff. All the others before

me

> > were
> > > > fired because of nonsensical theory and numerical-laced
> > articles.
> > > I've
> > > > been there since 1/1/01. I guess people listen to the

truth.

> > >
> > > Good grief, now Robbie will have to get a whole new

collection

of
> > hats.
> > >
> > I cracked up when I saw the change in thread subject names. I
guess
> > never ask for somthing because you might get it! Please change
the
> > subject heading back and I'll treat you to a great breakfast at
the
> > Golden Gate next time I'm in Vegas. I'd invite Rob but if his
> > opinions of locals casinos are so low I can imagine what he
thinks
> > of the downtown joints that I frequent. I also sometimes buy my
> > clothes at Costco pretty much a big Kmart. I enjoy you guys

back

> and
> > forth and hope my little anecdote added a bit to the discussion.
>
> The Golden WHAT? That's little dicky's kind of place, in fact,
he'll
> probably take his wife and they'll probably be impressed by it! I
> think I've got something around here from K-Mart....Hmmmm, let me

see. Oh there it is! The toilet plunger!!

Robbies old hat.

???

···

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

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

> > > > > Gambler's Bookshop (my publisher) along with Gaming

Today,

> are
> > > the
> > > > two
> > > > > most respected, knowledgeable, and longest tenured
> authorities
> > > in the
> > > > > gaming world. You want theory you read Dancer. You want
> reality
> > > you
> > > > > read me. GT's most popular columnist ever is also me.

Why?

> > > Because I
> > > > > talk truth and reality, and that's really the ONLY things
> > > readers
> > > > want
> > > > > to read. Not the make believe stuff. All the others

before

me
> > > were
> > > > > fired because of nonsensical theory and numerical-laced
> > > articles.
> > > > I've
> > > > > been there since 1/1/01. I guess people listen to the
truth.
> > > >
> > > > Good grief, now Robbie will have to get a whole new
collection
> of
> > > hats.
> > > >
> > > I cracked up when I saw the change in thread subject names. I
> guess
> > > never ask for somthing because you might get it! Please

change

> the
> > > subject heading back and I'll treat you to a great breakfast

at

> the
> > > Golden Gate next time I'm in Vegas. I'd invite Rob but if his
> > > opinions of locals casinos are so low I can imagine what he
> thinks
> > > of the downtown joints that I frequent. I also sometimes buy

my

> > > clothes at Costco pretty much a big Kmart. I enjoy you guys
back
> > and
> > > forth and hope my little anecdote added a bit to the

discussion.

> >
> > The Golden WHAT? That's little dicky's kind of place, in fact,
> he'll
> > probably take his wife and they'll probably be impressed by it!

I

> > think I've got something around here from K-Mart....Hmmmm, let

me

see. Oh there it is! The toilet plunger!!
>
> Robbies old hat.

???

The Toilet Plunger. Do I have to explain everything to you? Check the
name of the thread ...

···

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

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@>
wrote:
> > > > If this were the truth you would have the webmaster post

the

> > dates
> > > > and my email address. The lack of this easily obtainable
> evidence
> > > is
> > > > absolute proof you are lying once again.
> > >
> > > Why would I do that when I'm having such a good time watching
you
> > > squeal and squirm at every mention of it?
> >
> > Nice try, moron, but I doubt proving to everyone that you're
lying
> > again is what you had in mind. I'll "squirm" through that every
> time.
>
> It was no trouble at all making you look like a jerk again. In
fact,
> I quiver when I feel your pain!
>
> > > > > Re-read it on my site. anytime. I won't block your access.
> > > >
> > > > I have no desire to read your lies. I can tell by the fact
that
> > you
> > > > failed to copy it here (like you have several others), that
> there
> > > is
> > > > really nothing of merit to read. I think everyone can tell

by

> the
> > > way
> > > > you're almost begging me to go to your website that you are
> > > > downtrodden by the lack of response to your lies.
> > >
> > > Ha! The first lie is "But gee Rob, I haven't read it"

then "I

> > > haven't gone to your site in ages" then "I have no desire to
> read
> > > it"....and all this after proposing a bet!!
> >
> > All true. The bet was simply to see what you'd do. Your lack of
any
> > excited response is proof that you have nothing. But, I expect
the
> > babbling to continue. It's the only thing you do well.
>
> Oh, so you never mean the bets you propose??

No. It doesn't matter. You never accept them.

Let's see...."I ACCEPT at $1000 a pop!" But uh oh....because I
accepted now you insert the loophole that it is I have to drag the
article over here and not you!! Ever notice the color of your escape
clauses---YELLOW!!

> > > > No, you've never appeared in any of my dreams. Just the

fact

> you
> > > > fantasize about someone thinking or dreaming about you is
> > > extrememly
> > > > telling. People with self confidence don't care what other
> people
> > > > think.
> > >
> > > I can hear it now in the middle of the night "Rob, oh Rob,
please
> > > help me understand the error of my ways!" And at least twice

a

> > > week. "I'm sorry, it's my own fault for having this nerdy
streak
> > that
> > > won't let me open up to you, but I will in time....in time."
> >
> > Very, very telling .....
>
> And I'll be waiting.....Even though I can't stand nerds!

Oh, so you finally got a job. A waiter.

What's 'a waiter'? I've got plenty of patience, so I'd be good at it.

> > > --obviously because he
> > > needs the money since he's just another mouthpiece who cannot
win.
> >
> > Or, more likely, they won't pay you for nonsense.
>
> Nope. You tried that before, And I told you to check with the
editor
> and see I wouldn't accept the pay they offered. Please keep up.

And believe you? Is this a joke? Finally, some humor from Robbie.

Re-read please. It says "check with the editor". Hmmm... Now you're
resorting to making things and words up before your very eyes!

> >
> > > But here's an inside scoop: His mercy-hiring is in jeopardy.
He's
> > > seen as an exact copy of when Dancer & Hughes wrote before

they

> > were
> > > fired just before me (over 5 YEARS AGO), and there's not much
> > > tolerance for such a boring writer. His info is and always

has

> been
> > > useless on top of that. I'm in the middle of a column now
that'll
> > > prove why.
> >
> > Sure you are.
>
> I'll let you know the day it's up for your reading

pleasure....and

> education of course.

Never mind. I already know it will simply be more lies and false
claims.

Impossible to do in a public newspaper. Do you ever get out, and have
you ever seen the testimony one must sign before becoming a columnist?

> > > > I am about as far away from an addict as you can get.
> > >
> > > Denial creates justification.....
> >
> > Your life in a nutshell.
>
> More Pee-Wee Herman??

Your life in a netshell.

Silly replies don't change how you deny your problem.

> > > Just so you don't have a cow, I just went to that home page.
What
> I
> > > see is a definition of exactly how you gamble right there in
the
> > pre-
> > > amble! You have an extreme compulsion to gamble more and

more,

as
> > > proven by your moving to LV. I submit you'll be going thru
> > withdrawal
> > > both on your way back to Minn. as well as when you're there.
> Won't
> > be
> > > so easy hopping over to your local Injun joint each and every
day
> > > from your location. And here's a flash: Those "addictive
traits"
> > that
> > > you are so selective with for obvious justification purposes
are
> > > something that, while in the actual treatment process, you
learn
> > that
> > > gambling is the one addiction that is widely known as not

being

> > > grouped into the genetic addiction category. It stands alone
> > because
> > > it is so much more powerful, hideable, deniable, and
destructive
> to
> > > others around the inflicted than any other addiction.
> >
> > Wrong again, idiot. You are describing the escapism facet of
> gambling
> > problems. Addiction is addiction. It truly amazes me that you
> > continue to post such stupid remarks.
>
> Do some more studying before you debate an expert who's been

there.

Let me know when that happens.

> But one main point every addict who's learned more knows is that

NO

> ONE who is currently occupied with a severe gambling addiction as
> you, and who has allowed the game to completely take over his

life,

> would ever admit anything even close to the truth about his

having it.

Until
> you're ready to be truthful if only to yourself, you'll continue

to

> pretend it doesn't exist--for you--and that you don't gamble

anyway-

-
> you 'play with an edge'! It IS sad.

No, it's the truth. What's really "sad" is that you can't accept

the

truth. I've been completely upfront and honest in everything I've
stated about my gambling.

Should we have the violins playing right now as you 'sing' to the
tune of denial??

If you can't accept this, that's your

problem. However, I can set aside a week to show you exactly what
goes on with a true APer.

What a waste of time THAT would be! Get up, check to see if Singer
made you feel like a fool again and neurotically write the usual
responses of denial, scramble around trying to get things done so you
can shoot off to a local dump and play, sit there for HOURS playing
aimlessly and seemingly endlessly, grab a bite to eat 'FOR FREE!' at
their squirley cafe or trashy buffet, pound away for a few more
hours, go home when broke or the ATM shows that all the colorful
little cards have exceeded their limits--or when the spouse is
getting the cramps, go home and immediately check for Singer's put-
downs, frantically look through all the sucker offers to line up
what's on for tomorrow's compulsive session, maybe take a diarrhea
dump or two due to the cheap food gobbled down in a frantic tizzy at
lunch, have an unenjoyable dinner because you're still hacking from
all the stale smokey air inside the dumpy addict-houses, re-check for
Singer's plastering you with more undenialbe truths, and go to bed
tossing and turning because both the casinos and Singer dispensed yet
more mental beatings to the guy who made the biggest mistake of his
life moving to LV.
I think I'll pass.

> >
> > > >
> > > > PS. I don't smoke, do drugs and I have a beer about once
every
> > > couple
> > > > of months. I'm not an exercise junkie, I'm not a

workaholic,

I
> > hate
> > > > shopping, etc. etc. I gambled once a year for 25 years and
> walked
> > > > away each time without feeling any desire to return until

the

> > next
> > > > year. In fact, I was usually bored with it before I left

Las

> > Vegas.
> > > > You picked the wrong person, moron.
> > >
> > > What I see is someone trying to justify the addiction--
something
> > > entirely normal for a compulsive gambler. One of your tell-

tale

> > signs
> > > is in how you have painted a proud picture of hopping out to
> > casinos
> > > on an almost daily basis--sometimes more than once--and love

to

> > brag
> > > about (or make up?) wild stories of all those royals, yet you
> never
> > > once include that activity into your attempts at justifying

why

> you
> > > are NOT a problem gambler. That's denial at its greatest. But
> > you'll
> > > diss it and it's normal to do so until you come to the
> realization
> > > that you're wasting your life away gambling so much.
> >
> > I see you're back to babbling. You didn't learn much at that
> website,
> > did you? What you see is ONLY what you want to see. You can't
stand
> > that many others have succeeded where you failed. That FACT is

so

> > obvious in all your whining that it makes you look like a small
and
> > insignicant person. A strong person would simply admit their
> failure
> > and move on.
>
> I've said many times I've failed at advantage play, and I found

out

> why--It doesn't work. Period.

Sorry, but that is simply a lie. It does work. Period. That is why
you are a small person. You NEED an excuse for your failure. I'm

sure

there are many reasons, the most likely is probably found at the
bottem of a bottle.

> Only the extremely lucky win with it.

No, it only takes discipline and some hard work.

Hard Work?? HAHA!! Sitting at a computer all day pushing buttons on
obvious holds is HARD WORK?? No wonder you think you did a valuable
job during your career. You are used to sugar-coating everything!!
And what's the discipline to you----going thru the boring routine of
hitting the casinos with the rope 'em in deals? And you're still
denying a pathological gambling condition?

> Just like the lottery. I know you're having a horrible time with
> this, and one could only imagine the internal struggle you face

as

> you read the truth about what you're consumed by. Someday you'll
> admit it, and maybe even someday you'll say how right I was.

Simply

> tearing down articles into corrupted interpretations just to
justify
> your nightmare won't make sense any more when you finally wake up.

ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzz. What? Are you finally done babbling? Good. Your
boring lies will put me to sleep faster than anything.

Perfect response by a person in deep denial.

>
> Most of your 'APs' are fat, ugly, and stupid- and hardly
intelligent.
> > > >
> > > > Please provide evidence that supports this assertion. Do

you

> have all their IQs?
> > >
> > > Yeah. Look at the luncheon pictures for the first proof.
> >
> > I see ... you're claiming that you can determine a persons IQ
from
> a picture. ROTFLMAO. Are you trying to look stupid?
>
> First, any sane person knows people who dress like idiots and

slobs

> and would rather spend hours every day inside unhealthy
atmospheres -
> caring not about how fat and ugly they choose to be because of an
> addiction to gambling - and instead of engaging in healthy or

even

> normal activities, have zero respect for themselves. That
translates
> into clear inferior intelligence. But that's only the beginning.

The babbling continues. I do think I'm awake now and LMAO,

especially

after you equated yourself to a "sane" person.

Compared to your type mutants, 110% sane!

> > > I've been to
> > > a luncheon and the only normal one there was the admin. I
> regularly
> > > walk by the 25c FPDW machines at Sam's Town,
> >
> > Hmmmm. I thought you called Sam's Town a dump and you never go
> there. Another lie?
>
> Read my articles more.

Is this another joke?

It's an offer of education--call it your Phd.

> Sam's Town is a good place to play up thru $5
> although I lost $20k there in '05 (but I won $8400 there the

other

> night). It takes very little to get full RFB for 3 nights with

$100

> or $150 cash, but I NEVER stay there because it's an awful dump.

I

> eat most of my meals in Billy Bob's and Fellini's, and BB's bar

has

> the premium pours I like. Go in and ask them who they got the Don
> Julio 1942 Tequila in for. Of course the big downside of all this
is
> having to walk by the buffet line to go to the movies or to go
laugh
> at the 'advantage players' POUNDING AWAY at the FPDW machines.

When

> they slowed them down I enjoyed watching the pain on the losers'
> faces. But seems it didn't change a thing--the same ugly, fat,

and

> obese fools still show up!

Wow, an honest answer? Let me go mark my calander. Of course, you

had

to follow it with you inane babbling.

Another example of your selective responses. You like something that
excites you, but when it gets to the truth about your dark side you
cringe.

> >
> > > Stations, and Wynn when
> > > in town, and even though I taunt the fools with "Thes must be
> those
> > A-
> > > D-V-A-N-T-A-G-E Players!" still not one of them has

challenged

> me,
> > > argued, or could pull themselves away for more than an angry
> glance
> > > or two, while saying under their breath "Singer's an a-hole!"
> >
> > That's because many of them of no idea what you're talking

about

> and
> > probably think you're just some kind of wierdo. Remember, a lot
of
> > these folks think VP is controlled externally by that mythical
> switch.
>
> Not on these machines.

I've only played them a few times, but I've seen some players who

do

not play well. I suspect you think far more gamblers are APers than
is actually the case.

Because you're showing that you really keep to yourself when playing
with these other so-called 'AP's', here's a flash: Almost EVERYBODY
living in LV who plays regularly at the locals dumps considers
themselves to be one of them 'advantage players'!

> > > > > If they were they wouldn't be so gullible as you
> > > > > are about expert play and long-term strategy. And they

are

> > almost
> > > > > exclusively introverts--afraid to communicate with the

real

> > world
> > > > > except from behind the safety of their computers.
> > > >
> > > > Hmmmm. You've gone on and on about being an introvert like
it's
> > > some
> > > > kind of disease. Do you have any idea what you are talking
> about?
> > > Do
> > > > I need to educate you some more? Do you really want to

appear

> > > foolish
> > > > once again? By the way, from what I hear your hero GWB is

an

> > > > introvert while your hated Clinton is an extrovert.
> > >
> > > Yeah, seems like a good time for you to go find out what an
> > > introvert, i.e., you, really is. I haven't heard that about

the

> > great
> > > GWB (except for the border and port issues), but I knew about
> > Clinton
> >
> > Kind of took the wind out of your sails, didn't I? There's
nothing
> > mysterious about personality traits. But, I think I'll let you
> > continue to make a fool out of yourself for awhile.
>
> What do I or anyone else care about GWB's personality traits?

Maybe

> if he cooked my dinner I might wonder a little.

You're the one who keeps bringing up "introvert", so clearly
you "care".

Not about him. It's a simplification of your closed-up personality
and fascination with being a big shot from the perceived safety of
hiding behind a computer.

> >
> > > Of course. Paymar, Hughes, Dancer....These are the people I
> > attacked
> > > and exposed. A few of their nobody groupies like you also

wrote

> > > something to make themselves feel better. But it's all
> meaningless
> > as
> > > more and more people keep getting the book because it

signifies

> the
> > > truth about all these greedy people. And that's what the
reading
> > > public wants to hear for a refreshing change--the Undeniable
> Truth!
> >
> > The babbling continues. Did you sell one or two copies last

month?

>
> The jealousy continues. I wonder if you blame your poor typing
skills
> on not having been able to write anything meaningful.

You didn't answer the question. Maybe ZERO is the correct answer.

What--number of books sold? My daughter pumps out an avg. of 25-
30/week right now--which is down of course because it's 5 years old.
I don't keep exact track because it isn't important to me, and I
myself give out many free copies to those who ask for and get my help.

> >
> > > > Without dates you have NOTHING but lies. Boy this is easy.
> > >
> > > I don't keep a geek diary. I wasn't told what date the IBM

pic

> was
> > > from, but I saw it at the Boulder facility. Same with the

Edge,

> > only
> > > I saw that in Jan. You see, if you'd have gotten out of that
> geek-
> > > room where those silly patents were more important than life
> > itself,
> > > you'd have made the contacts that make life easier & fun

later

> on.
> >
> > More babbling, no dates. Oh well, I guess you have no intention
of
> > admitting this lie.
>
> Your worrying continues, and BTW, that's some company you used to
> work for when I can get in to look at a geek picture (right next

to

> some guy named Tom--another geek?) by making a simple call and an
> easy trip! The Edge was no challenge.

Tom Watson?

Still waiting for those dates.

No. Tom something else--It was a one-syllable last name. So what
dates are you fixated on--the dates stamped on the pics or the dates
I saw them? I wasn't allowed to take any with me--you know that.

> > PS. The chances you saw a picture of me hanging somewhere at

IBM

> > Boulder are ZERO. It's too bad Dancer already took that name
> because
> > you sure are doing a lot of it here.
> >
> Keep up the worrying! It's music to my heart!

Yeah, I'm real worried. By the way, If you really want a picture

send

me your address and I'll send you a picture. You can keep it under
your pillow at night.

Your pic wasn't 'hanging' at IBM-Boulder. It was transferred
electronically to my contact who showed me on his computer. An no, I
don't need to see any more scary pictures of nerds.

> > > >
> > > I couldn't tell how tall you were in either, but the weight
seems
> > > close--chunky more than fat. The BMI's only important to you
and
> > your
> > > Doctor. I weigh 205 and I'm 6'2", so from your height you

seem

a
> > bit
> > > on the stubby side.
> >
> > A little overweight would be a correct description. My frame is
on
> > the larger side so I can handle a little more weight than most.
My
> > doctor has no problem with my weight. Last year he asked me to
> > increase my aerobic activities and I complied ... Exercise bike

5

> > times a week.
>
> And did you tell him you spend most of your time sitting at the

vp

> machines exercizing your fingers?

Playing VP is no more and no less exercise than my old job. In

fact,

it's about the same as participating on this forum.

Except you're not losing all your money posting messages--unless of
course you EVER accepted a bet without sneaking out thru your
loopholes.

> >
> > > No need to copy it here when there computer nerds all over

the

> > place
> > > that can read it every day if they wish. Like you've done.

You

> > really
> > > want to rip into it with your typical cover-your-butt lies

and

> > > rationalizations, I can tell, but you just don't want to be
> humbled
> > > by copying it here yourself. Oh, how watching nerds agonize
over
> me
> > > creates such joy.....!
> >
> > LMAO. This is so much fun watching you babble on and on. The

fact

> > I've never read your lies kind of makes all that effort
worthless,
> > doesn't it?
>
> Nope. On the contrary. I know you've read it and you show here

how

> agonizing it's been. Just the fact that you keep making up how it
> wasn't posted is all I need to read you like a cheap paperback.

LMAO. Each day gets better and better. I bet you didn't see this
coming when you wrote all those lies. I can see you fantasizing

about

it. Now, you have nothing but your constant babbling.

I didn't see what? What I did see was you had no other way out but to
claim you haven't read it. How could you reply to all the ridicule in
it? It painted you the fool that you are and the coward that you've
become with me.

> > > Buy yourself a real computer with all those
> > > royals and points. I've got 2 computers paid for by one weeks
> worth
> > > of winnings. If someone who plays 'negative games' can do it,
why
> > > then a 'positive game' player should have a dozen!
> >
> > I have 4 computers if you really want to get into a numbers

game.

> > However, I only take my notebook with me to LV since I can take
all
> > the data and apps with me in the car without any effort.
Notebooks
> > are known for there poor keyboards but that's the price of
> > portability.
>
> I should have known--4 computers. You're probably still trying to
> make it big in the programming world where you didn't before. And
who
> knows what kind of nonsense you're throwing together on video
poker!

Jealous?

No, 2 computers is my max.

> > Now, tell us all again how all APers are fat. You've

essentially

> > admitted now that neither my wife or myself is a "pot bellied
pig"
> as
> > you said in another one of your lies. So, come on, tell us

again

> how
> > you know everything about me.
>
> You are a pot-bellied pig to me.

Of course, instead of admitting you lied, you now try to weasel-

word

your way out of it. Sorry, moron, it doesn't track.

How is tha 'weasel-wording' my 'way out'? You clearly look like a pot-
bellied pig. Period. Can it get any more direct??

> Don't you know--normal people think
> that about all fatties!

Since you obviously haven't been keeping up, "normal" people these
days are "fatties".

OK, I agree. How about 'superior people'?

> I couldn't tell with the missus, but you need
> to eat less and move more.

True. But, then again, that applies to at least 95% of Americans.

And 99% of local casino-goers.

> > In mathematics you can prove a theory wrong by simply proving

any

> > part of the theory is wrong. This works in real life also.

Robbie

> has
> > essentially PROVEN that he has been lying all this time when he
> > stated that he know all about me. Isn't life grand.
>
> If you were at bat now you'd have struck out "swiging".

I'll drink to that.

Hey, a sense of humor! Now you're catching on. See, isn't it better
opening up once in a while instead of coddling with your keyboard?

  
> > > > If you don't think these can be forged you really are

naive.

I
> > will
> > > > admit it would take much more than a $100 printer to
perfectly
> > > forge
> > > > a passport. However, it would take educated eyes to detect
even
> a
> > > > poor forgery. Do you believe a radio host has this ability?
> > >
> > > On the contrary, I KNOW passports can be forged and I've seen
> them,
> > > but it is not easy, it is illegal, and it would be a poor

waste

> of
> > > time and way too much money to attempt to have several large
> > > passports forged, with original stamps and Visas, for a bet.
> >
> > It would only be illegal if you attempted to use them. And,

like

I
> > said, a poor forgery would fool an uneducated eye.
>
> Wrong again. Possession of fake passport-making material is a
Federal
> crime. Now why would I want to lose my weapons permit because of
> that??

Possession of a forged passport is also illegal. Like many of these
activities, you won't find anyone charged unless they try to use

them or take part in another illegal activity.

Not really so. Since possession of the paraphernalia is also a
criminal offense, end-item usage is not necessary to be prosecuted.
But most people use them, and if caught the authorities are usually
led to who made them.

> > > I think you over-reacted again, and became so overcome that

you

> > > didn't get it. Take it one calm step at a time. You have a
> problem
> > > with $40k for tennis? State why.
> >
> > Easy. I give you the advantage at tennis (remember, I haven't
> played
> > in over 4 years) and me the advantage at bowling. Why would I

bet

> you
> > more money where you have the advantage?
>
> I remember you said I'd be easy to beat at tennis. Now you say no?

Gamesmanship, my boy. Do you ever watch sports on TV? And,
interestingly, you bought it. You started backing down almost
instantly.

You mean to you 'backing down' is raising the bet?

> Is
> it all because you don't want to bump the bet by the other $20k

you

> know you'd lose? You do have the advantage at bowling because
that's
> for sissys and I don't go to the parts of town over here that

have

> bowling alleys.

Bowling is found all over the place. That includes nice

neighborhoods

as well. This scrambling is getting ridiculous??

Not over here. It's a poor-boy's game. That's why they keep the
alleys in the slums.

> > If you'd like you make it less likely that the results would be

a

> > push we could play 20 games of bowling and 20 games of tennis.
The
> > winner of each game gets $1K. That would still be $40K on the
line
> > but highly unlikely to result in a tie.
> >
> > > My reason is to make up for the $20k
> > > you'd have readily lost in the radio booth (or afterwards, as

I

> > > provid absolute proof). You also believe you won't lose

playing

> > > tennis, so why the hesitation and/or attempt at evoking one

of

> your
> > > escape routes?? Isn't more money logically in your favor?
> >
> > No, if you really want more money in my favor why don't you
suggest
> > $40K for bowling and $20K for tennis?
>
> You've confused me with your selective expertise in games.

Put up your money and get unconfused. $20K tennis ... $20K bowling.

> > > I'll play when the Dr. tells me I can play. A ruptured ACL

can

be
> > > repaired if you wanted it to be and if it were bad enough.
> >
> > Yes, it can. I elected not to have it repaired {the doctors'
> > recommendation} when I had my knee operation because of the

long

> > recovery time and the fact I no longer took part in any sports
> where
> > the doctor thought the ACL would be needed. I didn't expect to

be

> > having this bet.
>
> And let me guess why you REALLY didn't want to have it repaired:
> You'd have to stay away from going to casinos for all that

recovery

> time............

Sorry, wrong again. The surgery was 4 years ago BEFORE we bought

our

winter home in LV. In fact, I would have been forced to find
sedendary activities, like gambling, if I had the surgery.

So imagine if you had the surgery NOW! The casinos would keep your
machines for you overnight!

> You confuse me. First you back out of the radio gig,

Lie. I never backed out of a radio gig.

Well then what's the hold-up....let's do it--$20k for the docs!
Anything else constitutes cowardice.

> then you say
> you'll easily beat me in tennis even "with a bad knee",

Could be true. You might really suck.

Not the point, is it. You said it was 'gamesmanship' of some sort,
but you couldn't then explain the yellow streak that appeared whn I
upped it to $40k since you escaped, i.e., backed out, from the radio
gig. You've been caught in a weasel-lie almost a dozen times here.
Keep it up--I don't have to call you stupid or a coward any more.

> then you add
> in bowling,

That was when you backed out of the bragging rights tennis match

and

started spouting off about a bet. I stated that if you wanted to

bet

here were my terms. Bowling/Tennis. That is the ONLY bet I've ever
discussed.

Unfortunately, you're dealing with another person who ALSO proposed
bets. And since I'm FAR more famous than you are even in your wet
dreams, you might want to reconsider your position(s).

> then you explain why the radio gig was a no-go from the
> start,

Because it was. I guess I need to post my response ... AGAIN.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FREEvpFREE/message/3167

That one didn't address the issue. Besides, it's irrelevant. I told
you I'd accept the other bets only if you accepted my radio
challenge. You wiggled away, then you said you believed me. In other
words, you put both feet in your mouth at one time and just got them
out now.

> then you won't double up on the tennis,

That's right, I've stayed with one bet from the gitgo. I don't
scramble like you do.

Um, let me see....It started at $5k, you refused $10k, then you offer
$20k, now $40k. Yup! Stayed with one bet from the gitgo allright!!

> and you now suggest
> $40k for bowling.

No, I said "why don't you suggest $40K for bowling and $20K for
tennis?". Is your reading comprehension really that bad?

Same thing. Bowling's for sissys, but i'll consider it if you can
come up with a first-class place to bowl in.

> Do you use disappearing ink when you write checks
> too?

Sorry, I just deal with the facts. Try to keep up.

Facts written with disappearing ink, or in some cases, changing ink.
I am keeping up.

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

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@>
wrote:
>
>
> > > > > > Gambler's Bookshop (my publisher) along with Gaming
Today,
> > are
> > > > the
> > > > > two
> > > > > > most respected, knowledgeable, and longest tenured
> > authorities
> > > > in the
> > > > > > gaming world. You want theory you read Dancer. You want
> > reality
> > > > you
> > > > > > read me. GT's most popular columnist ever is also me.
Why?
> > > > Because I
> > > > > > talk truth and reality, and that's really the ONLY

things

> > > > readers
> > > > > want
> > > > > > to read. Not the make believe stuff. All the others
before
> me
> > > > were
> > > > > > fired because of nonsensical theory and numerical-laced
> > > > articles.
> > > > > I've
> > > > > > been there since 1/1/01. I guess people listen to the
> truth.
> > > > >
> > > > > Good grief, now Robbie will have to get a whole new
> collection
> > of
> > > > hats.
> > > > >
> > > > I cracked up when I saw the change in thread subject names.

I

> > guess
> > > > never ask for somthing because you might get it! Please
change
> > the
> > > > subject heading back and I'll treat you to a great

breakfast

at
> > the
> > > > Golden Gate next time I'm in Vegas. I'd invite Rob but if

his

> > > > opinions of locals casinos are so low I can imagine what he
> > thinks
> > > > of the downtown joints that I frequent. I also sometimes

buy

my
> > > > clothes at Costco pretty much a big Kmart. I enjoy you guys
> back
> > > and
> > > > forth and hope my little anecdote added a bit to the
discussion.
> > >
> > > The Golden WHAT? That's little dicky's kind of place, in

fact,

> > he'll
> > > probably take his wife and they'll probably be impressed by

it!

I
> > > think I've got something around here from K-Mart....Hmmmm,

let

me
> see. Oh there it is! The toilet plunger!!
> >
> > Robbies old hat.
>
> ???

The Toilet Plunger. Do I have to explain everything to you? Check

the name of the thread ...

One would never know with you. You like to bring up 'a slice of
Americana' that only old fools keep up with. I still don't get it.

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

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

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

>
> No. It doesn't matter. You never accept them.

Let's see...."I ACCEPT at $1000 a pop!" But uh oh....because I
accepted now you insert the loophole that it is I have to drag the
article over here and not you!! Ever notice the color of your

escape

clauses---YELLOW!!

No loophole. Just do it.

>
> > > > > No, you've never appeared in any of my dreams. Just the
fact
> > you
> > > > > fantasize about someone thinking or dreaming about you is
> > > > extrememly
> > > > > telling. People with self confidence don't care what

other

> > people
> > > > > think.
> > > >
> > > > I can hear it now in the middle of the night "Rob, oh Rob,
> please
> > > > help me understand the error of my ways!" And at least

twice

a
> > > > week. "I'm sorry, it's my own fault for having this nerdy
> streak
> > > that
> > > > won't let me open up to you, but I will in time....in time."
> > >
> > > Very, very telling .....
> >
> > And I'll be waiting.....Even though I can't stand nerds!
>
> Oh, so you finally got a job. A waiter.

What's 'a waiter'? I've got plenty of patience, so I'd be good at

it.

"A person who waits tables (as in a restaurant)"

>
> > > > --obviously because he
> > > > needs the money since he's just another mouthpiece who

cannot

> win.
> > >
> > > Or, more likely, they won't pay you for nonsense.
> >
> > Nope. You tried that before, And I told you to check with the
> editor
> > and see I wouldn't accept the pay they offered. Please keep up.
>
> And believe you? Is this a joke? Finally, some humor from Robbie.

Re-read please. It says "check with the editor". Hmmm... Now you're
resorting to making things and words up before your very eyes!

Actually, I do believe you, it was just your assumption, that I
should believe you because you said so, that was so funny. Of course,
Elliot doesn't get paid either, so I'll add your statement above to
the LIE list.

> > More Pee-Wee Herman??
>
> Your life in a netshell.

Silly replies don't change how you deny your problem.

Denying a problem is fine when, in fact, one does not have a problem.
So, feel free to call me Mr. Denyer all you want. If you want to see
a person in denial all you need do is look in a mirror. Your denial
that AP works makes you the one with the real PROBLEM.

>

> > > > Just so you don't have a cow, I just went to that home

page.

> What
> > I
> > > > see is a definition of exactly how you gamble right there

in

> the
> > > pre-
> > > > amble! You have an extreme compulsion to gamble more and
more,
> as
> > > > proven by your moving to LV. I submit you'll be going thru
> > > withdrawal
> > > > both on your way back to Minn. as well as when you're

there.

> > Won't
> > > be
> > > > so easy hopping over to your local Injun joint each and

every

> day
> > > > from your location. And here's a flash: Those "addictive
> traits"
> > > that
> > > > you are so selective with for obvious justification

purposes

> are
> > > > something that, while in the actual treatment process, you
> learn
> > > that
> > > > gambling is the one addiction that is widely known as not
being
> > > > grouped into the genetic addiction category. It stands

alone

> > > because
> > > > it is so much more powerful, hideable, deniable, and
> destructive
> > to
> > > > others around the inflicted than any other addiction.
> > >
> > > Wrong again, idiot. You are describing the escapism facet of
> > gambling
> > > problems. Addiction is addiction. It truly amazes me that you
> > > continue to post such stupid remarks.
> >
> > Do some more studying before you debate an expert who's been
there.
>
> Let me know when that happens.

Still waiting.

>
> > But one main point every addict who's learned more knows is

that

NO
> > ONE who is currently occupied with a severe gambling addiction

as

> > you, and who has allowed the game to completely take over his
life,
> > would ever admit anything even close to the truth about his
having it.
> Until
> > you're ready to be truthful if only to yourself, you'll

continue

to
> > pretend it doesn't exist--for you--and that you don't gamble
anyway-
> -
> > you 'play with an edge'! It IS sad.
>
> No, it's the truth. What's really "sad" is that you can't accept
the
> truth. I've been completely upfront and honest in everything I've
> stated about my gambling.

Should we have the violins playing right now as you 'sing' to the
tune of denial??

Yes, as long as you're looking in the mirror.

If you can't accept this, that's your
> problem. However, I can set aside a week to show you exactly what
> goes on with a true APer.

What a waste of time THAT would be!

It would be pretty boring/

Get up, check to see if Singer
made you feel like a fool again and neurotically write the usual
responses of denial,

Just the facts, as always.

scramble around trying to get things done so you
can shoot off to a local dump and play, sit there for HOURS playing
aimlessly and seemingly endlessly,

I said it would be pretty boring.

grab a bite to eat 'FOR FREE!' at
their squirley cafe or trashy buffet,

Of course. Always for free. Did you miss that when you tried to be an
APer?

pound away for a few more
hours,

Nope. Ususally limit gambling to 2-3 hours a day.

go home when broke or the ATM shows that all the colorful
little cards have exceeded their limits

Never used an ATM. I bet you can't say that.

--or when the spouse is
getting the cramps, go home and immediately check for Singer's put-
downs, frantically look through all the sucker offers to line up
what's on for tomorrow's compulsive session, maybe take a diarrhea
dump or two due to the cheap food gobbled down in a frantic tizzy

at

lunch, have an unenjoyable dinner because you're still hacking from
all the stale smokey air inside the dumpy addict-houses, re-check

for

Singer's plastering you with more undenialbe truths, and go to bed
tossing and turning because both the casinos and Singer dispensed

yet

more mental beatings to the guy who made the biggest mistake of his
life moving to LV.

You forgot to mention all of Singers' babbling as evidenced above.

I think I'll pass.

Of course, you wouldn't want to see that AP REALLY works. That would
blow your entire reason for claiming you're an expert.

> > I've said many times I've failed at advantage play, and I found
out
> > why--It doesn't work. Period.
>
> Sorry, but that is simply a lie. It does work. Period. That is

why

> you are a small person. You NEED an excuse for your failure. I'm
sure
> there are many reasons, the most likely is probably found at the
> bottem of a bottle.
>
> > Only the extremely lucky win with it.
>
> No, it only takes discipline and some hard work.

Hard Work?? HAHA!! Sitting at a computer all day pushing buttons on
obvious holds is HARD WORK??

Doing in such a way that you remember the holds when playing in a
casino isn't as easy as many think. It can also get a little boring
which is the "work" part of it.

No wonder you think you did a valuable
job during your career. You are used to sugar-coating everything!!

Just the facts, as always.

And what's the discipline to you----

Finding only the best plays is foremost. I've seen people get roped
into plays that are not that good. They may be positive, but there
not good enough to play when other better plays are available.

going thru the boring routine of
hitting the casinos with the rope 'em in deals?

Only when the deals are good enough.

And you're still
denying a pathological gambling condition?

Absolutely.

>
> > Just like the lottery. I know you're having a horrible time

with

> > this, and one could only imagine the internal struggle you face
as
> > you read the truth about what you're consumed by. Someday

you'll

> > admit it, and maybe even someday you'll say how right I was.
Simply
> > tearing down articles into corrupted interpretations just to
> justify
> > your nightmare won't make sense any more when you finally wake

up.

>
> ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzz. What? Are you finally done babbling? Good.

Your

> boring lies will put me to sleep faster than anything.
>
Perfect response by a person in deep denial.

Thank you. It's nice to know you think I'm "perfect".

> >
> > Most of your 'APs' are fat, ugly, and stupid- and hardly
> intelligent.
> > > > >
> > > > > Please provide evidence that supports this assertion. Do
you
> > have all their IQs?
> > > >
> > > > Yeah. Look at the luncheon pictures for the first proof.
> > >
> > > I see ... you're claiming that you can determine a persons IQ
> from
> > a picture. ROTFLMAO. Are you trying to look stupid?
> >
> > First, any sane person knows people who dress like idiots and
slobs
> > and would rather spend hours every day inside unhealthy
> atmospheres -
> > caring not about how fat and ugly they choose to be because of

an

> > addiction to gambling - and instead of engaging in healthy or
even
> > normal activities, have zero respect for themselves. That
> translates
> > into clear inferior intelligence. But that's only the beginning.
>
> The babbling continues. I do think I'm awake now and LMAO,
especially
> after you equated yourself to a "sane" person.

Compared to your type mutants, 110% sane!

But not too good at math.

> > > > I've been to
> > > > a luncheon and the only normal one there was the admin. I
> > regularly
> > > > walk by the 25c FPDW machines at Sam's Town,
> > >
> > > Hmmmm. I thought you called Sam's Town a dump and you never

go

> > there. Another lie?
> >
> > Read my articles more.
>
> Is this another joke?

It's an offer of education--call it your Phd.

ROTFLMAO. The Singer Phd. Does that come from the Flat Earth Society?

>
> > Sam's Town is a good place to play up thru $5
> > although I lost $20k there in '05 (but I won $8400 there the
other
> > night). It takes very little to get full RFB for 3 nights with
$100
> > or $150 cash, but I NEVER stay there because it's an awful

dump.

I
> > eat most of my meals in Billy Bob's and Fellini's, and BB's bar
has
> > the premium pours I like. Go in and ask them who they got the

Don

> > Julio 1942 Tequila in for. Of course the big downside of all

this

> is
> > having to walk by the buffet line to go to the movies or to go
> laugh
> > at the 'advantage players' POUNDING AWAY at the FPDW machines.
When
> > they slowed them down I enjoyed watching the pain on the

losers'

> > faces. But seems it didn't change a thing--the same ugly, fat,
and
> > obese fools still show up!
>
> Wow, an honest answer? Let me go mark my calander. Of course, you
had
> to follow it with you inane babbling.

Another example of your selective responses. You like something

that

excites you, but when it gets to the truth about your dark side you
cringe.

Just the facts, as always.

>
> > >
> > > > Stations, and Wynn when
> > > > in town, and even though I taunt the fools with "Thes must

be

> > those
> > > A-
> > > > D-V-A-N-T-A-G-E Players!" still not one of them has
challenged
> > me,
> > > > argued, or could pull themselves away for more than an

angry

> > glance
> > > > or two, while saying under their breath "Singer's an a-

hole!"

> > >
> > > That's because many of them of no idea what you're talking
about
> > and
> > > probably think you're just some kind of wierdo. Remember, a

lot

> of
> > > these folks think VP is controlled externally by that

mythical

> > switch.
> >
> > Not on these machines.
>
> I've only played them a few times, but I've seen some players who
do
> not play well. I suspect you think far more gamblers are APers

than

> is actually the case.

Because you're showing that you really keep to yourself when

playing

with these other so-called 'AP's', here's a flash: Almost EVERYBODY
living in LV who plays regularly at the locals dumps considers
themselves to be one of them 'advantage players'!

Are you really this naive? From my experience I'd say maybe 1 in 50
could qualify as an APer. Next time take a look all the negative DDB
machines being played when many positive machines sit idle. Go ahead,
check 'em out, then get back to me with the results.

> > > Kind of took the wind out of your sails, didn't I? There's
> nothing
> > > mysterious about personality traits. But, I think I'll let

you

> > > continue to make a fool out of yourself for awhile.
> >
> > What do I or anyone else care about GWB's personality traits?
Maybe
> > if he cooked my dinner I might wonder a little.
>
> You're the one who keeps bringing up "introvert", so clearly
> you "care".

Not about him. It's a simplification of your closed-up personality
and fascination with being a big shot from the perceived safety of
hiding behind a computer.

I'm not a "big shot" and I have no desire to be one. Been there, done
that. Now, I just enjoy making you look fooish.

> > The jealousy continues. I wonder if you blame your poor typing
> skills
> > on not having been able to write anything meaningful.
>
> You didn't answer the question. Maybe ZERO is the correct answer.
>
What--number of books sold? My daughter pumps out an avg. of 25-
30/week right now--which is down of course because it's 5 years

old.

More denial. Couldn't possibly be due to the content.

I don't keep exact track because it isn't important to me, and I
myself give out many free copies to those who ask for and get my

help.

Those poor souls.

> > >
> > > > > Without dates you have NOTHING but lies. Boy this is easy.
> > > >
> > > > I don't keep a geek diary. I wasn't told what date the IBM
pic
> > was
> > > > from, but I saw it at the Boulder facility. Same with the
Edge,
> > > only
> > > > I saw that in Jan. You see, if you'd have gotten out of

that

> > geek-
> > > > room where those silly patents were more important than

life

> > > itself,
> > > > you'd have made the contacts that make life easier & fun
later
> > on.
> > >
> > > More babbling, no dates. Oh well, I guess you have no

intention

> of
> > > admitting this lie.
> >
> > Your worrying continues, and BTW, that's some company you used

to

> > work for when I can get in to look at a geek picture (right

next

to
> > some guy named Tom--another geek?) by making a simple call and

an

> > easy trip! The Edge was no challenge.
>
> Tom Watson?
>
> Still waiting for those dates.

No. Tom something else--It was a one-syllable last name. So what
dates are you fixated on--the dates stamped on the pics or the

dates

I saw them? I wasn't allowed to take any with me--you know that.

The lies continue. Did you think anyone would believe you by simply
saying you saw something?

>
> > > PS. The chances you saw a picture of me hanging somewhere at
IBM
> > > Boulder are ZERO. It's too bad Dancer already took that name
> > because
> > > you sure are doing a lot of it here.
> > >
> > Keep up the worrying! It's music to my heart!
>
> Yeah, I'm real worried. By the way, If you really want a picture
send
> me your address and I'll send you a picture. You can keep it

under

> your pillow at night.

Your pic wasn't 'hanging' at IBM-Boulder. It was transferred
electronically to my contact who showed me on his computer. An no,

I

don't need to see any more scary pictures of nerds.

He should be able to send it to you electronicly at your home. Then
you can print it off and put it under your pillow.

>
> > > > >
> > > > I couldn't tell how tall you were in either, but the weight
> seems
> > > > close--chunky more than fat. The BMI's only important to

you

> and
> > > your
> > > > Doctor. I weigh 205 and I'm 6'2", so from your height you
seem
> a
> > > bit
> > > > on the stubby side.
> > >
> > > A little overweight would be a correct description. My frame

is

> on
> > > the larger side so I can handle a little more weight than

most.

> My
> > > doctor has no problem with my weight. Last year he asked me

to

> > > increase my aerobic activities and I complied ... Exercise

bike

5
> > > times a week.
> >
> > And did you tell him you spend most of your time sitting at the
vp
> > machines exercizing your fingers?
>
> Playing VP is no more and no less exercise than my old job. In
fact,
> it's about the same as participating on this forum.

Except you're not losing all your money posting messages--

To be perfectly honest, I am. Since I MAKE money gambling, by not
gambling, I AM losing money.

> > >
> > > > No need to copy it here when there computer nerds all over
the
> > > place
> > > > that can read it every day if they wish. Like you've done.
You
> > > really
> > > > want to rip into it with your typical cover-your-butt lies
and
> > > > rationalizations, I can tell, but you just don't want to be
> > humbled
> > > > by copying it here yourself. Oh, how watching nerds agonize
> over
> > me
> > > > creates such joy.....!
> > >
> > > LMAO. This is so much fun watching you babble on and on. The
fact
> > > I've never read your lies kind of makes all that effort
> worthless,
> > > doesn't it?
> >
> > Nope. On the contrary. I know you've read it and you show here
how
> > agonizing it's been. Just the fact that you keep making up how

it

> > wasn't posted is all I need to read you like a cheap paperback.
>
> LMAO. Each day gets better and better. I bet you didn't see this
> coming when you wrote all those lies. I can see you fantasizing
about
> it. Now, you have nothing but your constant babbling.

I didn't see what?

That I wouldn't read your silly article. LMAO. Do I have to explain
everything to you?

What I did see was you had no other way out but to
claim you haven't read it. How could you reply to all the ridicule

in

it? It painted you the fool that you are and the coward that you've
become with me.

ROTFLMAO. It doesn't get any better than this. If you really want me
to read it then post it here. Then I will have no choice. Of course,
I will make mince meat out of the, almost certain, stupidty of it.

> > > Now, tell us all again how all APers are fat. You've
essentially
> > > admitted now that neither my wife or myself is a "pot bellied
> pig"
> > as
> > > you said in another one of your lies. So, come on, tell us
again
> > how
> > > you know everything about me.
> >
> > You are a pot-bellied pig to me.
>
> Of course, instead of admitting you lied, you now try to weasel-
word
> your way out of it. Sorry, moron, it doesn't track.

How is tha 'weasel-wording' my 'way out'?

By adding "to me". The fact that I wouldn't look anything at all like
one to anyone else puts it all in perspective.

You clearly look like a pot-
bellied pig. Period. Can it get any more direct??

Were still waiting for one tiny bit of proof you saw any picture at
all. It's looking more and more like a lie.

>
> > Don't you know--normal people think
> > that about all fatties!
>
> Since you obviously haven't been keeping up, "normal" people

these

> days are "fatties".

OK, I agree. How about 'superior people'?

There is no such thing. Only those who chose to delude themselves.

>
> > I couldn't tell with the missus, but you need
> > to eat less and move more.
>
> True. But, then again, that applies to at least 95% of Americans.
>
And 99% of local casino-goers.

No. I think the cross-section is pretty close to "average American"
as I showed you last year. If I remember right the average gambler is
actually a little better educated. And, as it turns out, studies have
shown the better educated are slimmer on average. Funny how the facts
have a tendency to refute most of your made-up assertions.

> > > In mathematics you can prove a theory wrong by simply proving
any
> > > part of the theory is wrong. This works in real life also.
Robbie
> > has
> > > essentially PROVEN that he has been lying all this time when

he

> > > stated that he know all about me. Isn't life grand.
> >
> > If you were at bat now you'd have struck out "swiging".
>
> I'll drink to that.

Hey, a sense of humor! Now you're catching on. See, isn't it better
opening up once in a while instead of coddling with your keyboard?

Coddle .. coddle. Humor is fine, and refuting your lies always makes
me smile.

> > > > I think you over-reacted again, and became so overcome that
you
> > > > didn't get it. Take it one calm step at a time. You have a
> > problem
> > > > with $40k for tennis? State why.
> > >
> > > Easy. I give you the advantage at tennis (remember, I haven't
> > played
> > > in over 4 years) and me the advantage at bowling. Why would I
bet
> > you
> > > more money where you have the advantage?
> >
> > I remember you said I'd be easy to beat at tennis. Now you say

no?

>
> Gamesmanship, my boy. Do you ever watch sports on TV? And,
> interestingly, you bought it. You started backing down almost
> instantly.

You mean to you 'backing down' is raising the bet?

In this case, making it a bet. Before my gamesmanship there was no
bet.

> > Is
> > it all because you don't want to bump the bet by the other $20k
you
> > know you'd lose? You do have the advantage at bowling because
> that's
> > for sissys and I don't go to the parts of town over here that
have
> > bowling alleys.
>
> Bowling is found all over the place. That includes nice
neighborhoods
> as well. This scrambling is getting ridiculous??

Not over here. It's a poor-boy's game. That's why they keep the
alleys in the slums.

Good grief. Did they pass a law? Does the police force watch the
alleys at night so they don't sneak into the nicer neighborhoods.

> > > If you'd like you make it less likely that the results would

be

a
> > > push we could play 20 games of bowling and 20 games of

tennis.

> The
> > > winner of each game gets $1K. That would still be $40K on the
> line
> > > but highly unlikely to result in a tie.
> > >
> > > > My reason is to make up for the $20k
> > > > you'd have readily lost in the radio booth (or afterwards,

as

I
> > > > provid absolute proof). You also believe you won't lose
playing
> > > > tennis, so why the hesitation and/or attempt at evoking one
of
> > your
> > > > escape routes?? Isn't more money logically in your favor?
> > >
> > > No, if you really want more money in my favor why don't you
> suggest
> > > $40K for bowling and $20K for tennis?
> >
> > You've confused me with your selective expertise in games.
>
> Put up your money and get unconfused. $20K tennis ... $20K

bowling.

> > > > I'll play when the Dr. tells me I can play. A ruptured ACL
can
> be
> > > > repaired if you wanted it to be and if it were bad enough.
> > >
> > > Yes, it can. I elected not to have it repaired {the doctors'
> > > recommendation} when I had my knee operation because of the
long
> > > recovery time and the fact I no longer took part in any

sports

> > where
> > > the doctor thought the ACL would be needed. I didn't expect

to

be
> > > having this bet.
> >
> > And let me guess why you REALLY didn't want to have it

repaired:

> > You'd have to stay away from going to casinos for all that
recovery
> > time............
>
> Sorry, wrong again. The surgery was 4 years ago BEFORE we bought
our
> winter home in LV. In fact, I would have been forced to find
> sedendary activities, like gambling, if I had the surgery.

So imagine if you had the surgery NOW! The casinos would keep your
machines for you overnight!

Sorry, but a year on crutches does not appeal to me.

>
> > You confuse me. First you back out of the radio gig,
>
> Lie. I never backed out of a radio gig.

Well then what's the hold-up....let's do it--$20k for the docs!
Anything else constitutes cowardice.

No hold-up. I declined immediately. Not to mention that no docs were
ever mentioned in your invitation.

>
> > then you say
> > you'll easily beat me in tennis even "with a bad knee",
>
> Could be true. You might really suck.

Not the point, is it. You said it was 'gamesmanship' of some sort,
but you couldn't then explain the yellow streak that appeared whn I
upped it to $40k since you escaped

That's YOUR normal escape. The ORIGINAL offer still stands.

, i.e., backed out, from the radio
gig.

I can't back out of something I never agreed to. Do you really like
making a fool out of yourself or do you somehow think that telling
these lies will change the TRUTH.

You've been caught in a weasel-lie almost a dozen times here.
Keep it up--I don't have to call you stupid or a coward any more.

So far you are the one that has been caught in ALL the lies.
Including the one above. Do I really need to post references again?

>
> > then you add
> > in bowling,
>
> That was when you backed out of the bragging rights tennis match
and
> started spouting off about a bet. I stated that if you wanted to
bet
> here were my terms. Bowling/Tennis. That is the ONLY bet I've

ever

> discussed.

Unfortunately, you're dealing with another person who ALSO proposed
bets.

Oh, wow. And all of them have been escapes.

And since I'm FAR more famous than you are even in your wet
dreams, you might want to reconsider your position(s).

The monkey boy at his best. You always start telling us how great you
are when you look the most foolish.

>
> > then you explain why the radio gig was a no-go from the
> > start,
>
> Because it was. I guess I need to post my response ... AGAIN.
>
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FREEvpFREE/message/3167

That one didn't address the issue.

That's where you made the offer which I declined. There never was a
bet except in your fantasy world. See what happens when the truth
stares you square in the eye.

Besides, it's irrelevant. I told
you I'd accept the other bets only if you accepted my radio
challenge.

Of course, another one of your escapes. I already said that.

>
> > then you won't double up on the tennis,
>
> That's right, I've stayed with one bet from the gitgo. I don't
> scramble like you do.

Um, let me see....It started at $5k,

No, it started at ZERO. You accepted that bet. Do I have to post a
reference AGAIN?

you refused $10k,

Finally you got one right.

then you offer
$20k, now $40k.

No, I offered bowling/tennis at $10K each. And, later I said if it
wasn't worth your time I could go double. That choice is up to you.

Yup! Stayed with one bet from the gitgo allright!!

Yup.

>
> > and you now suggest
> > $40k for bowling.
>
> No, I said "why don't you suggest $40K for bowling and $20K for
> tennis?". Is your reading comprehension really that bad?

Same thing.

Nope. If I'm going to suggest something then I do it. This statement
was a joke. Must be that toilet plunger sucked out too many brain
cells.

Bowling's for sissys, but i'll consider it if you can
come up with a first-class place to bowl in.

I thought Southcoast was good enough?

>
> > Do you use disappearing ink when you write checks
> > too?
>
> Sorry, I just deal with the facts. Try to keep up.

Facts written with disappearing ink, or in some cases, changing

ink.

I am keeping up.

I don't think so, how is that toilet plunger fitting these days?

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@>
wrote:
> >
> > No. It doesn't matter. You never accept them.
>
> Let's see...."I ACCEPT at $1000 a pop!" But uh oh....because I
> accepted now you insert the loophole that it is I have to drag

the

> article over here and not you!! Ever notice the color of your
escape
> clauses---YELLOW!!

No loophole. Just do it.

Another response straight out of the 'yellow pages'.....

> > > > Or, more likely, they won't pay you for nonsense.
> > >
> > > Nope. You tried that before, And I told you to check with the
> > editor
> > > and see I wouldn't accept the pay they offered. Please keep

up.

> >
> > And believe you? Is this a joke? Finally, some humor from

Robbie.

>
> Re-read please. It says "check with the editor". Hmmm... Now

you're

> resorting to making things and words up before your very eyes!

Actually, I do believe you, it was just your assumption, that I
should believe you because you said so, that was so funny. Of

course,

Elliot doesn't get paid either, so I'll add your statement above to
the LIE list.

I don't know if Elliot gets paid or not, but my guess would be no
just like yours because he writes such meaningless nonsense, he
copies his old man's stuff from the past, but he deletes all
references Lenny made about not ever being able to win even with the
math. He has brought the word 'boring' to a new low.

> > > More Pee-Wee Herman??
> >
> > Your life in a netshell.
>
> Silly replies don't change how you deny your problem.

Denying a problem is fine when, in fact, one does not have a

problem.

So, feel free to call me Mr. Denyer all you want. If you want to

see

a person in denial all you need do is look in a mirror. Your denial
that AP works makes you the one with the real PROBLEM.

Continued denial by the denyer....along with the two-fifty words!

> > > But one main point every addict who's learned more knows is
that
> NO
> > > ONE who is currently occupied with a severe gambling

addiction

as
> > > you, and who has allowed the game to completely take over his
> life,
> > > would ever admit anything even close to the truth about his
> having it.
> > Until
> > > you're ready to be truthful if only to yourself, you'll
continue
> to
> > > pretend it doesn't exist--for you--and that you don't gamble
> anyway-
> > -
> > > you 'play with an edge'! It IS sad.
> >
> > No, it's the truth. What's really "sad" is that you can't

accept

> the
> > truth. I've been completely upfront and honest in everything

I've

> > stated about my gambling.
>
> Should we have the violins playing right now as you 'sing' to the
> tune of denial??

Yes, as long as you're looking in the mirror.

Not facing your problem head-on like this only means a harder fall
down the road.

> Get up, check to see if Singer
> made you feel like a fool again and neurotically write the usual
> responses of denial,

Just the facts, as always.

> scramble around trying to get things done so you
> can shoot off to a local dump and play, sit there for HOURS

playing

> aimlessly and seemingly endlessly,

I said it would be pretty boring.

> grab a bite to eat 'FOR FREE!' at
> their squirley cafe or trashy buffet,

Of course. Always for free. Did you miss that when you tried to be

an

APer?

Fact is, I get FAR more now for free with not using my cards some of
the time because I chose to concentrate on how to manipulate the
system rather than seeing how many points I could accumulate. You
follow Jean Scott. I'll follow the smart way.

> pound away for a few more
> hours,

Nope. Ususally limit gambling to 2-3 hours a day.

> go home when broke or the ATM shows that all the colorful
> little cards have exceeded their limits

Never used an ATM. I bet you can't say that.

> --or when the spouse is
> getting the cramps, go home and immediately check for Singer's

put-

> downs, frantically look through all the sucker offers to line up
> what's on for tomorrow's compulsive session, maybe take a

diarrhea

> dump or two due to the cheap food gobbled down in a frantic tizzy
at
> lunch, have an unenjoyable dinner because you're still hacking

from

> all the stale smokey air inside the dumpy addict-houses, re-check
for
> Singer's plastering you with more undenialbe truths, and go to

bed

> tossing and turning because both the casinos and Singer dispensed
yet
> more mental beatings to the guy who made the biggest mistake of

his

> life moving to LV.

You forgot to mention all of Singers' babbling as evidenced above.

Babbling to those in denial....truth to those not inflicted with the
disease of problem gambling.

> I think I'll pass.

Of course, you wouldn't want to see that AP REALLY works. That

would

blow your entire reason for claiming you're an expert.

> > > I've said many times I've failed at advantage play, and I

found

> out
> > > why--It doesn't work. Period.
> >
> > Sorry, but that is simply a lie. It does work. Period. That is
why
> > you are a small person. You NEED an excuse for your failure.

I'm

> sure
> > there are many reasons, the most likely is probably found at

the

> > bottem of a bottle.
> >
> > > Only the extremely lucky win with it.
> >
> > No, it only takes discipline and some hard work.
>
> Hard Work?? HAHA!! Sitting at a computer all day pushing buttons

on

> obvious holds is HARD WORK??

Doing in such a way that you remember the holds when playing in a
casino isn't as easy as many think. It can also get a little boring
which is the "work" part of it.

If it were 'work' you wouldn't be doing it for a second. That's just
wording to make you feel like you're doing something worthwhile when
you're really wasting your life away. Those who go after the wet-
dream of expert-play do so for easy money purposes, and it just won't
work. They find what pawns of the casinos they really are as they get
roped into promotions day after day after day. Truly, a self-
disrespecting lifestyle.

> No wonder you think you did a valuable
> job during your career. You are used to sugar-coating everything!!

Just the facts, as always.

The suger-coated facts, as usual.

> And what's the discipline to you----

Finding only the best plays is foremost. I've seen people get roped
into plays that are not that good. They may be positive, but there
not good enough to play when other better plays are available.

I recently told you of the 103%+'s at 2 casinos that I bet you had no
idea of. And I'm not an AP who goes scrambling after all that fool's
gold just to claim a heap of phantom bucks at the end of the day.

> going thru the boring routine of
> hitting the casinos with the rope 'em in deals?

Only when the deals are good enough.

> And you're still
> denying a pathological gambling condition?

Absolutely.

May the God's of gambling have mercy on your soul.

> >
> > > Just like the lottery. I know you're having a horrible time
with
> > > this, and one could only imagine the internal struggle you

face

> as
> > > you read the truth about what you're consumed by. Someday
you'll
> > > admit it, and maybe even someday you'll say how right I was.
> Simply
> > > tearing down articles into corrupted interpretations just to
> > justify
> > > your nightmare won't make sense any more when you finally

wake

up.
> >
> > ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzz. What? Are you finally done babbling? Good.
Your
> > boring lies will put me to sleep faster than anything.
> >
> Perfect response by a person in deep denial.

Thank you. It's nice to know you think I'm "perfect".

I think you're beginning to come around now.....

> > > First, any sane person knows people who dress like idiots and
> slobs
> > > and would rather spend hours every day inside unhealthy
> > atmospheres -
> > > caring not about how fat and ugly they choose to be because

of

an
> > > addiction to gambling - and instead of engaging in healthy or
> even
> > > normal activities, have zero respect for themselves. That
> > translates
> > > into clear inferior intelligence. But that's only the

beginning.

> >
> > The babbling continues. I do think I'm awake now and LMAO,
> especially
> > after you equated yourself to a "sane" person.
>
> Compared to your type mutants, 110% sane!

But not too good at math.

I'd probably easily out-score you on just a math SAT today! Why?
Because there's more common sense applied to them these days than
when you tried to out-nerd them in your day.

I

> > > regularly
> > > > > walk by the 25c FPDW machines at Sam's Town,
> > > >
> > > > Hmmmm. I thought you called Sam's Town a dump and you never
go
> > > there. Another lie?
> > >
> > > Read my articles more.
> >
> > Is this another joke?
>
> It's an offer of education--call it your Phd.

ROTFLMAO. The Singer Phd. Does that come from the Flat Earth

Society?

I don't need a Phd. to be respected. Nerds don't really care what
others think because they don't respect themselves to begin with.

> >
> > > Sam's Town is a good place to play up thru $5
> > > although I lost $20k there in '05 (but I won $8400 there the
> other
> > > night). It takes very little to get full RFB for 3 nights

with

> $100
> > > or $150 cash, but I NEVER stay there because it's an awful
dump.
> I
> > > eat most of my meals in Billy Bob's and Fellini's, and BB's

bar

> has
> > > the premium pours I like. Go in and ask them who they got the
Don
> > > Julio 1942 Tequila in for. Of course the big downside of all
this
> > is
> > > having to walk by the buffet line to go to the movies or to

go

> > laugh
> > > at the 'advantage players' POUNDING AWAY at the FPDW

machines.

> When
> > > they slowed them down I enjoyed watching the pain on the
losers'
> > > faces. But seems it didn't change a thing--the same ugly,

fat,

> and
> > > obese fools still show up!
> >
> > Wow, an honest answer? Let me go mark my calander. Of course,

you

> had
> > to follow it with you inane babbling.
>
> Another example of your selective responses. You like something
that
> excites you, but when it gets to the truth about your dark side

you

> cringe.

Just the facts, as always.

And as always, the truth makes you cringe. Plain fact.

Are you really this naive? From my experience I'd say maybe 1 in 50
could qualify as an APer. Next time take a look all the negative

DDB

machines being played when many positive machines sit idle. Go

ahead,

check 'em out, then get back to me with the results.

Lets see....more 9/5 DDB machines than 10/6. Hmmmm....Would there be
more people playing 9/5 or 10/6?? And I always play the positive
machines if I know where they are over the negatives, but that hardly
means I'll win. It always depends on what the machine does and not me.

> > > > Kind of took the wind out of your sails, didn't I? There's
> > nothing
> > > > mysterious about personality traits. But, I think I'll let
you
> > > > continue to make a fool out of yourself for awhile.
> > >
> > > What do I or anyone else care about GWB's personality traits?
> Maybe
> > > if he cooked my dinner I might wonder a little.
> >
> > You're the one who keeps bringing up "introvert", so clearly
> > you "care".
>
> Not about him. It's a simplification of your closed-up

personality

> and fascination with being a big shot from the perceived safety

of

> hiding behind a computer.

I'm not a "big shot" and I have no desire to be one. Been there,

done

that. Now, I just enjoy making you look fooish.

Still telling yourself you're a 'big shot' because of a few useless
patents that IBM owns? I guess you need some feeling of fame because
you sure ain't getting it out of video poker!

> > > The jealousy continues. I wonder if you blame your poor

typing

> > skills
> > > on not having been able to write anything meaningful.
> >
> > You didn't answer the question. Maybe ZERO is the correct

answer.

> >
> What--number of books sold? My daughter pumps out an avg. of 25-
> 30/week right now--which is down of course because it's 5 years
old.

More denial. Couldn't possibly be due to the content.

The truth continues to be read and loved. Refreshing, isn't it?

> > >
> > > Your worrying continues, and BTW, that's some company you

used

to
> > > work for when I can get in to look at a geek picture (right
next
> to
> > > some guy named Tom--another geek?) by making a simple call

and

an
> > > easy trip! The Edge was no challenge.
> >
> > Tom Watson?
> >
> > Still waiting for those dates.
>
> No. Tom something else--It was a one-syllable last name. So what
> dates are you fixated on--the dates stamped on the pics or the
dates
> I saw them? I wasn't allowed to take any with me--you know that.

The lies continue. Did you think anyone would believe you by simply
saying you saw something?

Answer the question. Besides, anyone could easily get a gander of you
by parking outside your tiny little townhouse and simply waiting for
you to make one of your daily addict trips to the casinos--a
guaranteed showing!

> > Yeah, I'm real worried. By the way, If you really want a

picture

> send
> > me your address and I'll send you a picture. You can keep it
under
> > your pillow at night.
>
> Your pic wasn't 'hanging' at IBM-Boulder. It was transferred
> electronically to my contact who showed me on his computer. An

no,

I
> don't need to see any more scary pictures of nerds.

He should be able to send it to you electronicly at your home. Then
you can print it off and put it under your pillow.

You know that's not allowed. But I really prefer a pic under my
pillow of your hero the Queen BEFORE & AFTER that facelift....and
BEFORE & AFTER she became a video poker junkie just like you! That
way maybe the night fairy would have a fair chance of not throwing up.

> > Playing VP is no more and no less exercise than my old job. In
> fact,
> > it's about the same as participating on this forum.
>
> Except you're not losing all your money posting messages--

To be perfectly honest, I am. Since I MAKE money gambling, by not
gambling, I AM losing money.

Now where've I heard that baloney before....oh yes, from Dancer and
Fromme and Scott and Hughes and Paymar etc.etc.etc. Only thing is,
Elliot doesn't play, Hughes learned his lesson from me long ago, so
only the addicts play on to that make believe crap. If you were
really making money and not just phantom bucks with your fantasy,
you'd be playing the high limit machines like Dancer is stuck on.
Anything else constitutes falsification for the purpose of living in
a world of make-believe.

> > >
> > > Nope. On the contrary. I know you've read it and you show

here

> how
> > > agonizing it's been. Just the fact that you keep making up

how

it
> > > wasn't posted is all I need to read you like a cheap

paperback.

> >
> > LMAO. Each day gets better and better. I bet you didn't see

this

> > coming when you wrote all those lies. I can see you fantasizing
> about
> > it. Now, you have nothing but your constant babbling.
>
> I didn't see what?

That I wouldn't read your silly article. LMAO. Do I have to explain
everything to you?

> What I did see was you had no other way out but to
> claim you haven't read it. How could you reply to all the

ridicule

in
> it? It painted you the fool that you are and the coward that

you've

> become with me.

ROTFLMAO. It doesn't get any better than this. If you really want

me

to read it then post it here. Then I will have no choice. Of

course,

I will make mince meat out of the, almost certain, stupidty of it.

So much denial in one group of sentences! I'll let you stew over it
some more. You're only saving point here is to claim you didn't see
it. If you said you did you'd have to admit that you read my every
article and even though you're one of the first to do so each week, a
geek would never admit to anything incriminating to his nerdiness. I
soooo have you pegged on this!!

> > > > Now, tell us all again how all APers are fat. You've
> essentially
> > > > admitted now that neither my wife or myself is a "pot

bellied

> > pig"
> > > as
> > > > you said in another one of your lies. So, come on, tell us
> again
> > > how
> > > > you know everything about me.
> > >
> > > You are a pot-bellied pig to me.
> >
> > Of course, instead of admitting you lied, you now try to weasel-
> word
> > your way out of it. Sorry, moron, it doesn't track.
>
> How is tha 'weasel-wording' my 'way out'?

By adding "to me". The fact that I wouldn't look anything at all

like

one to anyone else puts it all in perspective.

Who said you wouldn't appear that way to anyone else? You don't count
because you're a pathological liar about yourself in every way.

> You clearly look like a pot-
> bellied pig. Period. Can it get any more direct??

Were still waiting for one tiny bit of proof you saw any picture at
all. It's looking more and more like a lie.

Keep worrying....I like the beat of that drum!!

> >
> > > Don't you know--normal people think
> > > that about all fatties!
> >
> > Since you obviously haven't been keeping up, "normal" people
these
> > days are "fatties".
>
> OK, I agree. How about 'superior people'?

There is no such thing. Only those who chose to delude themselves.

I'm superior to you in many ways, including those most dear to your
geekiness. Hardly delusion. Pure fact.

> >
> > > I couldn't tell with the missus, but you need
> > > to eat less and move more.
> >
> > True. But, then again, that applies to at least 95% of

Americans.

> >
> And 99% of local casino-goers.

No. I think the cross-section is pretty close to "average American"
as I showed you last year. If I remember right the average gambler

is

actually a little better educated.

Yeah right. Them is sure educated peoples in the local dives you sit
near!! You're selecting the crowd that goes to the casino resorts
you're afraid of and making believe they're a part of your degenerate
vp addicts.

And, as it turns out, studies have

shown the better educated are slimmer on average.

I would agree with that, although you made that up.

Funny how the facts

have a tendency to refute most of your made-up assertions.

The only facts here are what I've posted. You thrive on the make-
believe in a feeble effort to justify your sick lifestyle. Just ask
some of those 'normal' people who don't gamble what they think of you
and what you did to your wife.

> > > If you were at bat now you'd have struck out "swiging".
> >
> > I'll drink to that.
>
> Hey, a sense of humor! Now you're catching on. See, isn't it

better

> opening up once in a while instead of coddling with your keyboard?

Coddle .. coddle. Humor is fine, and refuting your lies always

makes

me smile.

You're forgetting that watching the denyer in action has it's moments.

> > > I remember you said I'd be easy to beat at tennis. Now you

say

no?
> >
> > Gamesmanship, my boy. Do you ever watch sports on TV? And,
> > interestingly, you bought it. You started backing down almost
> > instantly.
>
> You mean to you 'backing down' is raising the bet?

In this case, making it a bet. Before my gamesmanship there was no
bet.

Sure there was. Re-read it. I proposed it, not you. That makes it a
clear bet that you backed out of as usual, and with your usual
loophole. As yellow as it gets.

>
> > > Is
> > > it all because you don't want to bump the bet by the other

$20k

> you
> > > know you'd lose? You do have the advantage at bowling because
> > that's
> > > for sissys and I don't go to the parts of town over here that
> have
> > > bowling alleys.
> >
> > Bowling is found all over the place. That includes nice
> neighborhoods
> > as well. This scrambling is getting ridiculous??
>
> Not over here. It's a poor-boy's game. That's why they keep the
> alleys in the slums.

Good grief. Did they pass a law? Does the police force watch the
alleys at night so they don't sneak into the nicer neighborhoods.

No genius, they just don't build them in the resorts out this way.
They prefer to keep the low-lifes where they belong.

> > > > If you'd like you make it less likely that the results

would

be
> a
> > > > push we could play 20 games of bowling and 20 games of
tennis.
> > The
> > > > winner of each game gets $1K. That would still be $40K on

the

> > line
> > > > but highly unlikely to result in a tie.
> > > >
> > > > > My reason is to make up for the $20k
> > > > > you'd have readily lost in the radio booth (or

afterwards,

as
> I
> > > > > provid absolute proof). You also believe you won't lose
> playing
> > > > > tennis, so why the hesitation and/or attempt at evoking

one

> of
> > > your
> > > > > escape routes?? Isn't more money logically in your favor?
> > > >
> > > > No, if you really want more money in my favor why don't you
> > suggest
> > > > $40K for bowling and $20K for tennis?
> > >
> > > You've confused me with your selective expertise in games.
> >
> > Put up your money and get unconfused. $20K tennis ... $20K
bowling.
>
> > > > > I'll play when the Dr. tells me I can play. A ruptured

ACL

> can
> > be
> > > > > repaired if you wanted it to be and if it were bad

enough.

> > > >
> > > > Yes, it can. I elected not to have it repaired {the

doctors'

> > > > recommendation} when I had my knee operation because of the
> long
> > > > recovery time and the fact I no longer took part in any
sports
> > > where
> > > > the doctor thought the ACL would be needed. I didn't expect
to
> be
> > > > having this bet.
> > >
> > > And let me guess why you REALLY didn't want to have it
repaired:
> > > You'd have to stay away from going to casinos for all that
> recovery
> > > time............
> >
> > Sorry, wrong again. The surgery was 4 years ago BEFORE we

bought

> our
> > winter home in LV. In fact, I would have been forced to find
> > sedendary activities, like gambling, if I had the surgery.
>
> So imagine if you had the surgery NOW! The casinos would keep

your

> machines for you overnight!

Sorry, but a year on crutches does not appeal to me.

I can imagine. Wasting a life away playing vp every day is bad enough!

> >
> > > You confuse me. First you back out of the radio gig,
> >
> > Lie. I never backed out of a radio gig.
>
> Well then what's the hold-up....let's do it--$20k for the docs!
> Anything else constitutes cowardice.

No hold-up. I declined immediately. Not to mention that no docs

were

ever mentioned in your invitation.

So a DECLINE doesn't mean cowardice?? And your giving reasoning why
you'd win (the $100 printer nonsense escape clause) simultaneously
doesn't constitute being a complete chicken? Can you possibly make
yourself look any more stupid than you're doing here?

> >
> > > then you say
> > > you'll easily beat me in tennis even "with a bad knee",
> >
> > Could be true. You might really suck.
>
> Not the point, is it. You said it was 'gamesmanship' of some

sort,

> but you couldn't then explain the yellow streak that appeared whn

I

> upped it to $40k since you escaped

That's YOUR normal escape. The ORIGINAL offer still stands.

How is upping the stakes to Mr. all-balls/never-wrong/can't lose/have
lots of cash RGM to be considered an ESCAPE? the more you dance the
more I see why you're reluctant to say you've read my article. You
have no way out yet you continue to sink just when there seems to be
no more room 'down there'. HAHAHA! I'm so lovin this it's almost as
good as picturing you as one of the nerds whom we pulled the pants
down in front of the girls gym!

>, i.e., backed out, from the radio
> gig.

I can't back out of something I never agreed to. Do you really like
making a fool out of yourself or do you somehow think that telling
these lies will change the TRUTH.

Here's another lesson in life for you that went zzzing over your head
while your nose was stuffed in some geeky book in the nerd room at
work all those years: You make a false claim about someone, he
challenges you to prove it in public, and you simply say no deal --
that's one thing. But if you come on and make up reasoning why you'd
win just so you don't continue to look weak and stupid (like nerds
get used to throughout their entire lives) that's the same as
accepting with an escape clause. And that's why my readers now look
at you as a welcher of the first order. But then again, you're really
nobody and soon enough you'll be back at that woodsy place north of
Rochester. Safe again from all the glances of confusion from all your
addict peers. Until you sell it that is....Oops!

> You've been caught in a weasel-lie almost a dozen times here.
> Keep it up--I don't have to call you stupid or a coward any more.

So far you are the one that has been caught in ALL the lies.
Including the one above. Do I really need to post references again?

Face it. You're definitely not a betting brute and you certainly have
no experience dealing with people who aren't the introvert you are.
Right now you're probably dreaming of another way out of this when
there is none.

> >
> > > then you add
> > > in bowling,
> >
> > That was when you backed out of the bragging rights tennis

match

> and
> > started spouting off about a bet. I stated that if you wanted

to

> bet
> > here were my terms. Bowling/Tennis. That is the ONLY bet I've
ever
> > discussed.
>
> Unfortunately, you're dealing with another person who ALSO

proposed

> bets.

Oh, wow. And all of them have been escapes.

Seems you just don't have the money to bet. Escaping by raising the
bet is only when the originator proposing the bet gets accepted, then
raises in the hope that the fool who accepted will then back out
because of it. You do it the easy-tell way. You propose a bet, then I
raise it during acceptance, so you use that raise as an escape
because you never really wanted or could bet in the first place. Let
me know when you sell that place in Minn. to keep you liquid and
we'll talk. Until then, you ain't got what it takes.

> And since I'm FAR more famous than you are even in your wet
> dreams, you might want to reconsider your position(s).

The monkey boy at his best. You always start telling us how great

you

are when you look the most foolish.

You just can't hide your jealous streak.....

> > > then you won't double up on the tennis,
> >
> > That's right, I've stayed with one bet from the gitgo. I don't
> > scramble like you do.
>
> Um, let me see....It started at $5k,

No, it started at ZERO. You accepted that bet. Do I have to post a
reference AGAIN?

It started at $5k. Smarten up and read your own stuff.

> you refused $10k,

Finally you got one right.

> then you offer
> $20k, now $40k.

No, I offered bowling/tennis at $10K each. And, later I said if it
wasn't worth your time I could go double. That choice is up to you.

> Yup! Stayed with one bet from the gitgo allright!!

Yup.

> >
> > > and you now suggest
> > > $40k for bowling.
> >
> > No, I said "why don't you suggest $40K for bowling and $20K for
> > tennis?". Is your reading comprehension really that bad?
>
> Same thing.

Nope. If I'm going to suggest something then I do it. This

statement

was a joke. Must be that toilet plunger sucked out too many brain
cells.

You 'suggest' because you want it to be that way. for some odd reason
you think you can bowl--what an accomplishment. Can you climb for 3
hours at Red Rock Canyon? That's what an accomplishment is.

> Bowling's for sissys, but i'll consider it if you can
> come up with a first-class place to bowl in.

I thought Southcoast was good enough?

the South coast is good, but it's deserted. I need a crowd to watch
me dismantle an Einstein. All my days back in school, I NEVER made
fun of nerds without half the school watching and cheering me on.

> >
> > > Do you use disappearing ink when you write checks
> > > too?
> >
> > Sorry, I just deal with the facts. Try to keep up.
>
> Facts written with disappearing ink, or in some cases, changing
ink.
> I am keeping up.

I don't think so, how is that toilet plunger fitting these days?

I still don't get that.

···

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

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

> > > No. It doesn't matter. You never accept them.
> >
> > Let's see...."I ACCEPT at $1000 a pop!" But uh oh....because I
> > accepted now you insert the loophole that it is I have to drag
the
> > article over here and not you!! Ever notice the color of your
> escape
> > clauses---YELLOW!!
>
> No loophole. Just do it.

Another response straight out of the 'yellow pages'.....

Just do it. One does have to wonder what Robbie fears.

> > Re-read please. It says "check with the editor". Hmmm... Now
you're
> > resorting to making things and words up before your very eyes!
>
> Actually, I do believe you, it was just your assumption, that I
> should believe you because you said so, that was so funny. Of
course,
> Elliot doesn't get paid either, so I'll add your statement above

to

> the LIE list.

I don't know if Elliot gets paid or not,

Then why did you state that he did? That is called a LIE.

but my guess would be no
just like yours because he writes such meaningless nonsense, he
copies his old man's stuff from the past

Oh, you mean those things called FACTs. Those things you hate so much
and ignore all the time. Yes, he does.

As far as copying factual data from the past ... facts don't expire,
little man, they are timeless.

>
>
> > > > More Pee-Wee Herman??
> > >
> > > Your life in a netshell.
> >
> > Silly replies don't change how you deny your problem.
>
> Denying a problem is fine when, in fact, one does not have a
problem.
> So, feel free to call me Mr. Denyer all you want. If you want to
see
> a person in denial all you need do is look in a mirror. Your

denial

> that AP works makes you the one with the real PROBLEM.

Continued denial by the denyer....along with the two-fifty words!

And it will continue FOREVER. Get used to it.

> > > No, it's the truth. What's really "sad" is that you can't
accept
> > the
> > > truth. I've been completely upfront and honest in everything
I've
> > > stated about my gambling.
> >
> > Should we have the violins playing right now as you 'sing' to

the

> > tune of denial??
>
> Yes, as long as you're looking in the mirror.

Not facing your problem head-on like this only means a harder fall
down the road.

Don't worry, any fall will be into a bed of greenbacks.

> > scramble around trying to get things done so you
> > can shoot off to a local dump and play, sit there for HOURS
playing
> > aimlessly and seemingly endlessly,
>
> I said it would be pretty boring.
>
> > grab a bite to eat 'FOR FREE!' at
> > their squirley cafe or trashy buffet,
>
> Of course. Always for free. Did you miss that when you tried to

be

an
> APer?

Fact is, I get FAR more now for free with not using my cards some

of

the time because I chose to concentrate on how to manipulate the
system rather than seeing how many points I could accumulate. You
follow Jean Scott. I'll follow the smart way.

As long as you use your card intelligently I have no problem. By the
way, that's what Jean and many others do as well. Only they always
play with a long term advantage.

>
> > pound away for a few more
> > hours,
>
> Nope. Ususally limit gambling to 2-3 hours a day.
>
> > go home when broke or the ATM shows that all the colorful
> > little cards have exceeded their limits
>
> Never used an ATM. I bet you can't say that.
>
> > --or when the spouse is
> > getting the cramps, go home and immediately check for Singer's
put-
> > downs, frantically look through all the sucker offers to line

up

> > what's on for tomorrow's compulsive session, maybe take a
diarrhea
> > dump or two due to the cheap food gobbled down in a frantic

tizzy

> at
> > lunch, have an unenjoyable dinner because you're still hacking
from
> > all the stale smokey air inside the dumpy addict-houses, re-

check

> for
> > Singer's plastering you with more undenialbe truths, and go to
bed
> > tossing and turning because both the casinos and Singer

dispensed

> yet
> > more mental beatings to the guy who made the biggest mistake of
his
> > life moving to LV.
>
> You forgot to mention all of Singers' babbling as evidenced above.

Babbling to those in denial....truth to those not inflicted with

the

disease of problem gambling.

The truth and Rob Singer are total strangers as evidenced once again
by your lie about Elliot receiving pay for his articles.

>
> > I think I'll pass.
>
> Of course, you wouldn't want to see that AP REALLY works. That
would
> blow your entire reason for claiming you're an expert.
>
> > > > I've said many times I've failed at advantage play, and I
found
> > out
> > > > why--It doesn't work. Period.
> > >
> > > Sorry, but that is simply a lie. It does work. Period. That

is

> why
> > > you are a small person. You NEED an excuse for your failure.
I'm
> > sure
> > > there are many reasons, the most likely is probably found at
the
> > > bottem of a bottle.
> > >
> > > > Only the extremely lucky win with it.
> > >
> > > No, it only takes discipline and some hard work.
> >
> > Hard Work?? HAHA!! Sitting at a computer all day pushing

buttons

on
> > obvious holds is HARD WORK??
>
> Doing in such a way that you remember the holds when playing in a
> casino isn't as easy as many think. It can also get a little

boring

> which is the "work" part of it.

If it were 'work' you wouldn't be doing it for a second. That's

just

wording to make you feel like you're doing something worthwhile

when

you're really wasting your life away.

To be honest I'd do better spending less time in front of the TV and
more time gambling for profit. Although I may decide one of these
days to spend less time gambling and more time on other venues (like
golf), I will always know the truth about AP. Your lies will never
change that truth.

Those who go after the wet-
dream of expert-play do so for easy money purposes, and it just

won't

work.

Sorry, little man but it has for almost 8 years.

They find what pawns of the casinos they really are as they get
roped into promotions day after day after day. Truly, a self-
disrespecting lifestyle.

More evidence that you'll say anything to further your own agenda. AP
works, pure and simple, anything else relies on luck.

>
> > No wonder you think you did a valuable
> > job during your career. You are used to sugar-coating

everything!!

>
> Just the facts, as always.

The suger-coated facts, as usual.

At least you finally admitted they are "facts, as usual".

>
> > And what's the discipline to you----
>
> Finding only the best plays is foremost. I've seen people get

roped

> into plays that are not that good. They may be positive, but

there

> not good enough to play when other better plays are available.

I recently told you of the 103%+'s at 2 casinos that I bet you had

no

idea of.

Probably true. No one can keep up with ALL of the good plays.

> > going thru the boring routine of
> > hitting the casinos with the rope 'em in deals?
>
> Only when the deals are good enough.
>
> > And you're still
> > denying a pathological gambling condition?
>
> Absolutely.

May the God's of gambling have mercy on your soul.

No problem there. The universe is described by math.

>
> > >
> > > > Just like the lottery. I know you're having a horrible time
> with
> > > > this, and one could only imagine the internal struggle you
face
> > as
> > > > you read the truth about what you're consumed by. Someday
> you'll
> > > > admit it, and maybe even someday you'll say how right I

was.

> > Simply
> > > > tearing down articles into corrupted interpretations just

to

> > > justify
> > > > your nightmare won't make sense any more when you finally
wake
> up.
> > >
> > > ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzz. What? Are you finally done babbling? Good.
> Your
> > > boring lies will put me to sleep faster than anything.
> > >
> > Perfect response by a person in deep denial.
>
> Thank you. It's nice to know you think I'm "perfect".

I think you're beginning to come around now.....

I've always been "around". If only you would drop the negative play
BS and accept AP as the BEST way to gamble, then you could "come
around" also.

> > Compared to your type mutants, 110% sane!
>
> But not too good at math.

I'd probably easily out-score you on just a math SAT today! Why?
Because there's more common sense applied to them these days than
when you tried to out-nerd them in your day.

That's wonderful, now try applying that "common sense" to statistical
analysis and we could have an intelligent conversation for a change.

> > > > Read my articles more.
> > >
> > > Is this another joke?
> >
> > It's an offer of education--call it your Phd.
>
> ROTFLMAO. The Singer Phd. Does that come from the Flat Earth
Society?

I don't need a Phd. to be respected. Nerds don't really care what
others think because they don't respect themselves to begin with.

Asking for respect by writing lies and fantasies is ridiculous.
unless you change your ways, little man, respect is something you
will have to do without.

> > Another example of your selective responses. You like something
> that
> > excites you, but when it gets to the truth about your dark side
you
> > cringe.
>
> Just the facts, as always.

And as always, the truth makes you cringe. Plain fact.

In this case it does. Listening to you proudly state that you will
demean another player for your own sadistic enjoyment should make any
good person cringe.

> Are you really this naive? From my experience I'd say maybe 1 in

50

> could qualify as an APer. Next time take a look all the negative
DDB
> machines being played when many positive machines sit idle. Go
ahead,
> check 'em out, then get back to me with the results.

Lets see....more 9/5 DDB machines than 10/6. Hmmmm....Would there

be

more people playing 9/5 or 10/6??

9-6 and 9-5 are played much more of the time. I see it all the time.
In addition, I personally wouldn't play 10-6 very often, without a
good CB/BB it is also negative with a modest error rate.

And I always play the positive
machines if I know where they are over the negatives, but that

hardly

means I'll win. It always depends on what the machine does and not

me.

That is true for any single session, not true over time.

> > > You're the one who keeps bringing up "introvert", so clearly
> > > you "care".
> >
> > Not about him. It's a simplification of your closed-up
personality
> > and fascination with being a big shot from the perceived safety
of
> > hiding behind a computer.
>
> I'm not a "big shot" and I have no desire to be one. Been there,
done
> that. Now, I just enjoy making you look fooish.

Still telling yourself you're a 'big shot' because of a few useless
patents that IBM owns?

Jealous?

I guess you need some feeling of fame because
you sure ain't getting it out of video poker!

Don't want fame, just cash. So far, so good.

>
> > > > The jealousy continues. I wonder if you blame your poor
typing
> > > skills
> > > > on not having been able to write anything meaningful.
> > >
> > > You didn't answer the question. Maybe ZERO is the correct
answer.
> > >
> > What--number of books sold? My daughter pumps out an avg. of 25-
> > 30/week right now--which is down of course because it's 5 years
> old.
>
> More denial. Couldn't possibly be due to the content.

The truth continues to be read and loved. Refreshing, isn't it?

Or, as the reviews seem to indicate, read and ridiculed.

Besides, anyone could easily get a gander of you
by parking outside your tiny little townhouse and simply waiting

for

you to make one of your daily addict trips to the casinos--a
guaranteed showing!

That does sound exciting. Are you speaking from experience? Was that
you parked out there the other day?

> > > Playing VP is no more and no less exercise than my old job.

In

> > fact,
> > > it's about the same as participating on this forum.
> >
> > Except you're not losing all your money posting messages--
>
> To be perfectly honest, I am. Since I MAKE money gambling, by not
> gambling, I AM losing money.

Now where've I heard that baloney before....oh yes, from Dancer and
Fromme and Scott and Hughes and Paymar etc.etc.etc.

The TRUTH does have a way of getting repeated.

Only thing is,
Elliot doesn't play, Hughes learned his lesson from me long ago, so
only the addicts play on to that make believe crap. If you were
really making money and not just phantom bucks with your fantasy,
you'd be playing the high limit machines like Dancer is stuck on.
Anything else constitutes falsification for the purpose of living

in

a world of make-believe.

Isn't this a telling response. One of the typical symptoms of being
addicted is increasing the denom as the thrill wears off. I think you
just said that not being addicted "constitutes falsification for the
purpose of living". Sorry, little man, you can't have it both ways.

> ROTFLMAO. It doesn't get any better than this. If you really want
me
> to read it then post it here. Then I will have no choice. Of
course,
> I will make mince meat out of the, almost certain, stupidty of it.

So much denial in one group of sentences! I'll let you stew over it
some more. You're only saving point here is to claim you didn't see
it. If you said you did you'd have to admit that you read my every
article and even though you're one of the first to do so each week,

a

geek would never admit to anything incriminating to his nerdiness.

I

soooo have you pegged on this!!

The babbling continues. I love it.

>
> > > > > Now, tell us all again how all APers are fat. You've
> > essentially
> > > > > admitted now that neither my wife or myself is a "pot
bellied
> > > pig"
> > > > as
> > > > > you said in another one of your lies. So, come on, tell

us

> > again
> > > > how
> > > > > you know everything about me.
> > > >
> > > > You are a pot-bellied pig to me.
> > >
> > > Of course, instead of admitting you lied, you now try to

weasel-

> > word
> > > your way out of it. Sorry, moron, it doesn't track.
> >
> > How is tha 'weasel-wording' my 'way out'?
>
> By adding "to me". The fact that I wouldn't look anything at all
like
> one to anyone else puts it all in perspective.

Who said you wouldn't appear that way to anyone else? You don't

count

because you're a pathological liar about yourself in every way.

The truth gets to Robbie again. Too bad the facts and your statements
about how you know soooooo much about me are turning out to be as
different as night and day. Makes you look foolish, especially now as
you try to hang on by lying more and more.

>
> > You clearly look like a pot-
> > bellied pig. Period. Can it get any more direct??
>
> Were still waiting for one tiny bit of proof you saw any picture

at

> all. It's looking more and more like a lie.

Keep worrying....I like the beat of that drum!!

The lie drum? No doubt about it.

>
> > >
> > > > Don't you know--normal people think
> > > > that about all fatties!
> > >
> > > Since you obviously haven't been keeping up, "normal" people
> these
> > > days are "fatties".
> >
> > OK, I agree. How about 'superior people'?
>
> There is no such thing. Only those who chose to delude themselves.

I'm superior to you in many ways, including those most dear to your
geekiness. Hardly delusion. Pure fact.

I didn't say people didn't have superior skills. They are just not
superior overall. For example, I'm much superior to you in telling
the truth, gambling, etc. However, you are a almost certainly a
superior typist. We could find out about tennis and bowling if you
would quit your scrambling.

>
> > >
> > > > I couldn't tell with the missus, but you need
> > > > to eat less and move more.
> > >
> > > True. But, then again, that applies to at least 95% of
Americans.
> > >
> > And 99% of local casino-goers.
>
> No. I think the cross-section is pretty close to "average

American"

> as I showed you last year. If I remember right the average

gambler

is
> actually a little better educated.

Yeah right. Them is sure educated peoples in the local dives you

sit

near!! You're selecting the crowd that goes to the casino resorts
you're afraid of and making believe they're a part of your

degenerate

vp addicts.

The study used 'average', what part of that don't you understand?

And, as it turns out, studies have
> shown the better educated are slimmer on average.

I would agree with that, although you made that up.

The level of physical inactivity decreases as education level
increases (64% among those with less than secondary graduation versus
51% among university and college graduates). Moreover, as income
level increases, the proportion who are physically inactive decreases
(62% versus 44%).

Funny how the facts
> have a tendency to refute most of your made-up assertions.

The only facts here are what I've posted.

Of course they are. Like the one where you stated the Radio show gig
contained a bet.

> > > > I remember you said I'd be easy to beat at tennis. Now you
say
> no?
> > >
> > > Gamesmanship, my boy. Do you ever watch sports on TV? And,
> > > interestingly, you bought it. You started backing down almost
> > > instantly.
> >
> > You mean to you 'backing down' is raising the bet?
>
> In this case, making it a bet. Before my gamesmanship there was

no

> bet.

Sure there was. Re-read it. I proposed it, not you.

AFTER first accepting the match with NO bet. That's why it's called
scrambling.

> > > Bowling is found all over the place. That includes nice
> > neighborhoods
> > > as well. This scrambling is getting ridiculous??
> >
> > Not over here. It's a poor-boy's game. That's why they keep the
> > alleys in the slums.
>
> Good grief. Did they pass a law? Does the police force watch the
> alleys at night so they don't sneak into the nicer neighborhoods.

No genius, they just don't build them in the resorts out this way.
They prefer to keep the low-lifes where they belong.

They build them in Las Vegas. I guess the Phoenix area is just a
little backwards.

> > > > You confuse me. First you back out of the radio gig,
> > >
> > > Lie. I never backed out of a radio gig.
> >
> > Well then what's the hold-up....let's do it--$20k for the docs!
> > Anything else constitutes cowardice.
>
> No hold-up. I declined immediately. Not to mention that no docs
were
> ever mentioned in your invitation.

So a DECLINE doesn't mean cowardice??

Nope. it still means what I've said all along. It would be waste of
my time.

> > > > then you say
> > > > you'll easily beat me in tennis even "with a bad knee",
> > >
> > > Could be true. You might really suck.
> >
> > Not the point, is it. You said it was 'gamesmanship' of some
sort,
> > but you couldn't then explain the yellow streak that appeared

whn

I
> > upped it to $40k since you escaped
>
> That's YOUR normal escape. The ORIGINAL offer still stands.

How is upping the stakes to Mr. all-balls/never-wrong/can't

lose/have

lots of cash RGM to be considered an ESCAPE?

Easy, you NEVER accept a bet. You either keep raising the amount or
change the bet.

> >, i.e., backed out, from the radio
> > gig.
>
> I can't back out of something I never agreed to. Do you really

like

> making a fool out of yourself or do you somehow think that

telling

> these lies will change the TRUTH.

Here's another lesson in life for you that went zzzing over your

head

while your nose was stuffed in some geeky book in the nerd room at
work all those years: You make a false claim about someone, he
challenges you to prove it in public, and you simply say no deal --
that's one thing.

Sorry, but the truth and you got separated again. I never made any
false claims. I simply said the evidence indicated you could be
lying. That evidence was based on some of your statements. For
example, "Who's Fred Flintstone". Since it appears that was another
lie, how can you fault anyone for whatever assumptions they make
about you? Did you add that little fact to your article?

But if you come on and make up reasoning why you'd
win

Nothing made up, just the facts, as usual.

just so you don't continue to look weak and stupid (like nerds
get used to throughout their entire lives) that's the same as
accepting with an escape clause. And that's why my readers now look
at you as a welcher of the first order. But then again, you're

really

nobody and soon enough you'll be back at that woodsy place north of
Rochester. Safe again from all the glances of confusion from all

your

addict peers. Until you sell it that is....Oops!

Wow, you really are into babbling.

>
> > You've been caught in a weasel-lie almost a dozen times here.
> > Keep it up--I don't have to call you stupid or a coward any

more.

>
> So far you are the one that has been caught in ALL the lies.
> Including the one above. Do I really need to post references

again?

Face it. You're definitely not a betting brute and you certainly

have

no experience dealing with people who aren't the introvert you are.
Right now you're probably dreaming of another way out of this when
there is none.

No, I'm still waiting for you to accept the bowling/tennis match at
$10K or $20K each, your choice.

> > Unfortunately, you're dealing with another person who ALSO
proposed
> > bets.
>
> Oh, wow. And all of them have been escapes.

Seems you just don't have the money to bet. Escaping by raising the
bet is only when the originator proposing the bet gets accepted,

Not when you do it EVERY time.

en
raises in the hope that the fool who accepted will then back out
because of it.

That's your modus operandi.

Let
me know when you sell that place in Minn. to keep you liquid and
we'll talk. Until then, you ain't got what it takes.

Won't help you, I'm not moving out of town. Just moving to a newer
place that I can leave during the winter with less hassle.

>
> > And since I'm FAR more famous than you are even in your wet
> > dreams, you might want to reconsider your position(s).
>
> The monkey boy at his best. You always start telling us how great
you
> are when you look the most foolish.

You just can't hide your jealous streak.....

I can see little Robbie beating his chest now. I hope it doesn't
bruise easily.

>
> > > > then you won't double up on the tennis,
> > >
> > > That's right, I've stayed with one bet from the gitgo. I

don't

> > > scramble like you do.
> >
> > Um, let me see....It started at $5k,
>
> No, it started at ZERO. You accepted that bet. Do I have to post

a

> reference AGAIN?

It started at $5k. Smarten up and read your own stuff.

In: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FREEvpFREE/message/3167

I said: "we could meet at the bowling lanes, golf course or tennis
courts"

and in: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FREEvpFREE/message/3168

You responded with "Tennis--I play 3 times a week under the lights.
Set up a time and place ". Do you see any mention of $5K? I sure
don't.

> > >
> > > > and you now suggest
> > > > $40k for bowling.
> > >
> > > No, I said "why don't you suggest $40K for bowling and $20K

for

> > > tennis?". Is your reading comprehension really that bad?
> >
> > Same thing.
>
> Nope. If I'm going to suggest something then I do it. This
statement
> was a joke. Must be that toilet plunger sucked out too many brain
> cells.

You 'suggest' because you want it to be that way.

No, I added that joke because you said the match should "favor" me.

for some odd reason
you think you can bowl--what an accomplishment. Can you climb for 3
hours at Red Rock Canyon? That's what an accomplishment is.

Only if you're nuts to begin with.

>
> > Bowling's for sissys, but i'll consider it if you can
> > come up with a first-class place to bowl in.
>
> I thought Southcoast was good enough?

the South coast is good, but it's deserted. I need a crowd to watch
me dismantle an Einstein. All my days back in school, I NEVER made
fun of nerds without half the school watching and cheering me on.

Do I sense an escape? How about Suncoast or the Orleans or Sunset
Station?

>
> > >
> > > > Do you use disappearing ink when you write checks
> > > > too?
> > >
> > > Sorry, I just deal with the facts. Try to keep up.
> >
> > Facts written with disappearing ink, or in some cases, changing
> ink.
> > I am keeping up.
>
> I don't think so, how is that toilet plunger fitting these days?

I still don't get that.

Also very telling.

···

From: http://www.cflri.ca/cflri/pa/surveys/2001survey/2001survey.html

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@>
wrote:
> > > > No. It doesn't matter. You never accept them.
> > >
> > > Let's see...."I ACCEPT at $1000 a pop!" But uh oh....because

I

> > > accepted now you insert the loophole that it is I have to

drag

> the
> > > article over here and not you!! Ever notice the color of your
> > escape
> > > clauses---YELLOW!!
> >
> > No loophole. Just do it.
>
> Another response straight out of the 'yellow pages'.....

Just do it. One does have to wonder what Robbie fears.

Considering his propensity for lying and fantasy, there's a good
chance that he's afraid of being accused of libel if he waves the
article in your face and says "this is about you."

Incidentally, "Earl" continues to get a lot of unwarranted attention
<g>.

···

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

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@>
wrote:
> > > > No. It doesn't matter. You never accept them.
> > >
> > > Let's see...."I ACCEPT at $1000 a pop!" But uh oh....because

I

> > > accepted now you insert the loophole that it is I have to

drag

> the
> > > article over here and not you!! Ever notice the color of

your

> > escape
> > > clauses---YELLOW!!
> >
> > No loophole. Just do it.
>
> Another response straight out of the 'yellow pages'.....

Just do it. One does have to wonder what Robbie fears.

Hmmm.... Wouldn't it be a kick to see YOU drag the article over
here! But wait!--If you did that then you'd be obligated to rip it
apart, and you can't because you've already read it a dozen times
and have no options! Transparent as saran wrap little
dicky...transparent as saran wrap.

> > > Re-read please. It says "check with the editor". Hmmm... Now
> you're
> > > resorting to making things and words up before your very

eyes!

> >
> > Actually, I do believe you, it was just your assumption, that

I

> > should believe you because you said so, that was so funny. Of
> course,
> > Elliot doesn't get paid either, so I'll add your statement

above

to
> > the LIE list.
>
> I don't know if Elliot gets paid or not,

Then why did you state that he did? That is called a LIE.

Because he might, and if he does then it's not a lie. It is to you,
but that's because you can't figure this tough thing out yet.

> but my guess would be no
> just like yours because he writes such meaningless nonsense, he
> copies his old man's stuff from the past

Oh, you mean those things called FACTs. Those things you hate so

much

and ignore all the time. Yes, he does.

No, I said his meaningless nonsense. The mercy hire doesn't have
long to go either.

As far as copying factual data from the past ... facts don't

expire,

little man, they are timeless.

Same as the facts that his father has stated time and again that no
one can win playing mathematically perfect. You think you'll ever
see Elliot write those words spoken by his father to several people
at GBC? Nope. Cause he's a geek just like you. He even writes geeky
just like you. He prefers, as do you, to reside in a world of theory
and not reality.

> > >
> > Denying a problem is fine when, in fact, one does not have a
> problem.
> > So, feel free to call me Mr. Denyer all you want. If you want

to

> see
> > a person in denial all you need do is look in a mirror. Your
denial
> > that AP works makes you the one with the real PROBLEM.
>
> Continued denial by the denyer....along with the two-fifty words!

And it will continue FOREVER. Get used to it.

What--the two-fifty words?? Or the fact that you must continue
denying you are a problem gambler because it doesn't make you feel
so good to hear or see the truth!?

> > > > No, it's the truth. What's really "sad" is that you can't
> accept
> > > the
> > > > truth. I've been completely upfront and honest in

everything

> I've
> > > > stated about my gambling.
> > >
> > > Should we have the violins playing right now as you 'sing'

to

the
> > > tune of denial??
> >
> > Yes, as long as you're looking in the mirror.
>
> Not facing your problem head-on like this only means a harder

fall

> down the road.

Don't worry, any fall will be into a bed of greenbacks.

Probably, only when you close on youe Minn. home that's sitting
there as a cash cow for gambling money--just like your hero Jean
Scott was forced to do.

> > > scramble around trying to get things done so you
> > > can shoot off to a local dump and play, sit there for HOURS
> playing
> > > aimlessly and seemingly endlessly,
> >
> > I said it would be pretty boring.
> >
> > > grab a bite to eat 'FOR FREE!' at
> > > their squirley cafe or trashy buffet,
> >
> > Of course. Always for free. Did you miss that when you tried

to

be
> an
> > APer?
>
> Fact is, I get FAR more now for free with not using my cards

some

of
> the time because I chose to concentrate on how to manipulate the
> system rather than seeing how many points I could accumulate.

You

> follow Jean Scott. I'll follow the smart way.

As long as you use your card intelligently I have no problem. By

the

way, that's what Jean and many others do as well. Only they always
play with a long term advantage.

Permit me to laugh. Now you're putting yourself into a grouping of
one of the worst math comprehenders of all time, so she admits. But
gee, she's an 'advantage player' and she understands all the plays!!!

> > > --or when the spouse is
> > > getting the cramps, go home and immediately check for

Singer's

> put-
> > > downs, frantically look through all the sucker offers to

line

up
> > > what's on for tomorrow's compulsive session, maybe take a
> diarrhea
> > > dump or two due to the cheap food gobbled down in a frantic
tizzy
> > at
> > > lunch, have an unenjoyable dinner because you're still

hacking

> from
> > > all the stale smokey air inside the dumpy addict-houses, re-
check
> > for
> > > Singer's plastering you with more undenialbe truths, and go

to

> bed
> > > tossing and turning because both the casinos and Singer
dispensed
> > yet
> > > more mental beatings to the guy who made the biggest mistake

of

> his
> > > life moving to LV.
> >
> > You forgot to mention all of Singers' babbling as evidenced

above.

>
> Babbling to those in denial....truth to those not inflicted with
the
> disease of problem gambling.

The truth and Rob Singer are total strangers as evidenced once

again

by your lie about Elliot receiving pay for his articles.

Avoid the subject why don't you?? And why not write to your fellow
nerd friend and ask if he gets paid instaed of the constant
guessing. I expect he does because he needs the money to play vp
with--when he plays, that is!

> > > > > Only the extremely lucky win with it.
> > > >
> > > > No, it only takes discipline and some hard work.
> > >
> > > Hard Work?? HAHA!! Sitting at a computer all day pushing
buttons
> on
> > > obvious holds is HARD WORK??
> >
> > Doing in such a way that you remember the holds when playing

in a

> > casino isn't as easy as many think. It can also get a little
boring
> > which is the "work" part of it.
>
> If it were 'work' you wouldn't be doing it for a second. That's
just
> wording to make you feel like you're doing something worthwhile
when
> you're really wasting your life away.

To be honest I'd do better spending less time in front of the TV

and

more time gambling for profit. Although I may decide one of these
days to spend less time gambling and more time on other venues

(like

golf), I will always know the truth about AP. Your lies will never
change that truth.

LAlalalalala...keep on singing your phonics until you make yourself
believe all that nonsense you just said. Golf? HAHA! TV? HAHA!
You'll gamble till you step into your grave because of 2 reasons:
First, you're too far gone in the vp junkie category; and second,
because if your wife lives on she'll MAKE you take her to casinos
for the remainder of her days--wherever you are--because you've
cursed her with the affliction of pathological gambling.

> Those who go after the wet-
> dream of expert-play do so for easy money purposes, and it just
won't
> work.

Sorry, little man but it has for almost 8 years.

Yup, and for 12 for the Queen and who knows for Dancer?? Sure helps
to over-inflate the value of all those buffets and T-shirts and
propeller-topped beanies!!

> They find what pawns of the casinos they really are as they get
> roped into promotions day after day after day. Truly, a self-
> disrespecting lifestyle.

More evidence that you'll say anything to further your own agenda.

AP

works, pure and simple, anything else relies on luck.

My agenda? It's playing for profit, and exposing all the fraud in
the vp industry. That's why I'm so popular and why you love to hate
to love me.

> > > No wonder you think you did a valuable
> > > job during your career. You are used to sugar-coating
everything!!
> >
> > Just the facts, as always.
>
> The suger-coated facts, as usual.

At least you finally admitted they are "facts, as usual".

Maybe you missed the "sugar"??

> >
> > > And what's the discipline to you----
> >
> > Finding only the best plays is foremost. I've seen people get
roped
> > into plays that are not that good. They may be positive, but
there
> > not good enough to play when other better plays are available.
>
> I recently told you of the 103%+'s at 2 casinos that I bet you

had

no
> idea of.

Probably true. No one can keep up with ALL of the good plays.

> > > going thru the boring routine of
> > > hitting the casinos with the rope 'em in deals?
> >
> > Only when the deals are good enough.
> >
> > > And you're still
> > > denying a pathological gambling condition?
> >
> > Absolutely.
>
> May the God's of gambling have mercy on your soul.

No problem there. The universe is described by math.

So say the athiests. Now I understand your sickness even better.
  

> > Thank you. It's nice to know you think I'm "perfect".
>
> I think you're beginning to come around now.....

I've always been "around". If only you would drop the negative

play

BS and accept AP as the BEST way to gamble, then you could "come
around" also.

If I had done that baloney, I'd be at least $670k more in the hole
than when I smartened up. You're addressing the most successful
person in the history of video poker play. Bow to me when you speak!!

> > > Compared to your type mutants, 110% sane!
> >
> > But not too good at math.
>
> I'd probably easily out-score you on just a math SAT today! Why?
> Because there's more common sense applied to them these days

than

> when you tried to out-nerd them in your day.

That's wonderful, now try applying that "common sense" to

statistical

analysis and we could have an intelligent conversation for a

change.

Classroom nonsense again. When will you even leave that theoretical
world of yours and join reality?

> > > > > Read my articles more.
> > > >
> > > > Is this another joke?
> > >
> > > It's an offer of education--call it your Phd.
> >
> > ROTFLMAO. The Singer Phd. Does that come from the Flat Earth
> Society?
>
> I don't need a Phd. to be respected. Nerds don't really care

what

> others think because they don't respect themselves to begin with.

Asking for respect by writing lies and fantasies is ridiculous.
unless you change your ways, little man, respect is something you
will have to do without.

Sorry, but the respect just flows this way like powered by a dynamo!

In this case it does. Listening to you proudly state that you will
demean another player for your own sadistic enjoyment should make

any

good person cringe.

But you're so easy to demean, little dicky! A self-portrayed
gambling addict who disrespected his wife and family to feed his
habit daily? Gosh darn, if that don't beat all!!

>
> > Are you really this naive? From my experience I'd say maybe 1

in

50
> > could qualify as an APer. Next time take a look all the

negative

> DDB
> > machines being played when many positive machines sit idle. Go
> ahead,
> > check 'em out, then get back to me with the results.
>
> Lets see....more 9/5 DDB machines than 10/6. Hmmmm....Would

there

be
> more people playing 9/5 or 10/6??

9-6 and 9-5 are played much more of the time. I see it all the

time.

In addition, I personally wouldn't play 10-6 very often, without a
good CB/BB it is also negative with a modest error rate.

and just how do you know the machines will not win or win big every
time you play them? That's what I call a chicken!

> And I always play the positive
> machines if I know where they are over the negatives, but that
hardly
> means I'll win. It always depends on what the machine does and

not

me.

That is true for any single session, not true over time.

Of course it is, because each session is "any single session"
dipstick.

> > I'm not a "big shot" and I have no desire to be one. Been

there,

> done
> > that. Now, I just enjoy making you look fooish.
>
> Still telling yourself you're a 'big shot' because of a few

useless

> patents that IBM owns?

Jealous?

You're too big for me, little dicky!!

> I guess you need some feeling of fame because
> you sure ain't getting it out of video poker!

Don't want fame, just cash. So far, so good.

But you seem so unfulfilled....

> >
> > More denial. Couldn't possibly be due to the content.
>
> The truth continues to be read and loved. Refreshing, isn't it?

Or, as the reviews seem to indicate, read and ridiculed.

I guess you never read the ones by GBC & GT. Hmmm... Imagine that--
THE 2 most respected and longest tenured gaming publication houses
in the history of gaming, actually understanding and supporting me??
HA! I guess we'd be better off listening to a few jealous, hurt
gurus and their 2 friends!

> Besides, anyone could easily get a gander of you
> by parking outside your tiny little townhouse and simply waiting
for
> you to make one of your daily addict trips to the casinos--a
> guaranteed showing!

That does sound exciting. Are you speaking from experience? Was

that

you parked out there the other day?

I might do that some time. It would be interesting to chronicle the
habits of the compulsive gambler and his poor wife.

> > > > Playing VP is no more and no less exercise than my old

job.

In
> > > fact,
> > > > it's about the same as participating on this forum.
> > >
> > > Except you're not losing all your money posting messages--
> >
> > To be perfectly honest, I am. Since I MAKE money gambling, by

not

> > gambling, I AM losing money.
>
> Now where've I heard that baloney before....oh yes, from Dancer

and

> Fromme and Scott and Hughes and Paymar etc.etc.etc.

The TRUTH does have a way of getting repeated.

You mean sold, then exposed as fraud by ME! Too bad you weren't
important or you'd be named along with these geniuses.

> Only thing is,
> Elliot doesn't play, Hughes learned his lesson from me long ago,

so

> only the addicts play on to that make believe crap. If you were
> really making money and not just phantom bucks with your

fantasy,

> you'd be playing the high limit machines like Dancer is stuck

on.

> Anything else constitutes falsification for the purpose of

living

in
> a world of make-believe.

Isn't this a telling response. One of the typical symptoms of

being

addicted is increasing the denom as the thrill wears off.

So you'll admit Dancer and the Queen, who've both admitted going up
in denom over the years and staying there, are certified addicts?
Finally?

I think you

just said that not being addicted "constitutes falsification for

the

purpose of living". Sorry, little man, you can't have it both ways.

.....living in a make-believe world, little dicky. You'd be right
there with them seeking the same thrills if you were really winning.
You just can't talk your way out of it, can you.

> > ROTFLMAO. It doesn't get any better than this. If you really

want

> me
> > to read it then post it here. Then I will have no choice. Of
> course,
> > I will make mince meat out of the, almost certain, stupidty of

it.

>
> So much denial in one group of sentences! I'll let you stew over

it

> some more. You're only saving point here is to claim you didn't

see

> it. If you said you did you'd have to admit that you read my

every

> article and even though you're one of the first to do so each

week,

a
> geek would never admit to anything incriminating to his

nerdiness.

I
> soooo have you pegged on this!!

The babbling continues. I love it.

and the pegging continues...I love it! As easy as it gets.

> >
> > > > > > Now, tell us all again how all APers are fat. You've
> > > essentially
> > > > > > admitted now that neither my wife or myself is a "pot
> bellied
> > > > pig"
> > > > > as
> > > > > > you said in another one of your lies. So, come on,

tell

us
> > > again
> > > > > how
> > > > > > you know everything about me.
> > > > >
> > > > > You are a pot-bellied pig to me.
> > > >
> > > > Of course, instead of admitting you lied, you now try to
weasel-
> > > word
> > > > your way out of it. Sorry, moron, it doesn't track.
> > >
> > > How is tha 'weasel-wording' my 'way out'?
> >
> > By adding "to me". The fact that I wouldn't look anything at

all

> like
> > one to anyone else puts it all in perspective.
>
> Who said you wouldn't appear that way to anyone else? You don't
count
> because you're a pathological liar about yourself in every way.

The truth gets to Robbie again. Too bad the facts and your

statements

about how you know soooooo much about me are turning out to be as
different as night and day. Makes you look foolish, especially now

as you try to hang on by lying more and more.

I believe you're a bit ruffled by the fact that you've been
identified as a pot-bellied pig! Oh, can it get any better than this-
-or maybe it can't! All those wordy replies just to say NO! OH!!

> > > OK, I agree. How about 'superior people'?
> >
> > There is no such thing. Only those who chose to delude

themselves.

>
> I'm superior to you in many ways, including those most dear to

your

> geekiness. Hardly delusion. Pure fact.

I didn't say people didn't have superior skills. They are just not
superior overall. For example, I'm much superior to you in telling
the truth, gambling, etc. However, you are a almost certainly a
superior typist. We could find out about tennis and bowling if you
would quit your scrambling.

And we could DEFINITELY find out who had the superior education,
career, family, and just about all else if you wouldn't chicken out
so often. You probably made Einstein a birthday cake yesterday just
to feel something good for a change in order to alleviate the
whooping i give you daily here!

> > No. I think the cross-section is pretty close to "average
American"
> > as I showed you last year. If I remember right the average
gambler
> is
> > actually a little better educated.
>
> Yeah right. Them is sure educated peoples in the local dives you
sit
> near!! You're selecting the crowd that goes to the casino

resorts

> you're afraid of and making believe they're a part of your
degenerate
> vp addicts.

The study used 'average', what part of that don't you understand?

That's just it, genius. AVERAGE people go to the resorts because
above-average folks just don't make gambling trips. How thick you be?

>
> And, as it turns out, studies have
> > shown the better educated are slimmer on average.
>
> I would agree with that, although you made that up.

From:

http://www.cflri.ca/cflri/pa/surveys/2001survey/2001survey.html

The level of physical inactivity decreases as education level
increases (64% among those with less than secondary graduation

versus

51% among university and college graduates). Moreover, as income
level increases, the proportion who are physically inactive

decreases

(62% versus 44%).

I won't bother to look at it, but no wonder I agreed. Just how smart
can I be anyway??

Of course they are. Like the one where you stated the Radio show

gig

contained a bet.

> > > > > I remember you said I'd be easy to beat at tennis. Now

you

> say
> > no?
> > > >
> > > > Gamesmanship, my boy. Do you ever watch sports on TV? And,
> > > > interestingly, you bought it. You started backing down

almost

> > > > instantly.
> > >
> > > You mean to you 'backing down' is raising the bet?
> >
> > In this case, making it a bet. Before my gamesmanship there

was

no
> > bet.
>
> Sure there was. Re-read it. I proposed it, not you.

AFTER first accepting the match with NO bet. That's why it's

called scrambling.

No, it's called GAMEMANSHIP my boy. Not so neat when blasted back at
you, is it? Oh I love being right all the time! And against a nerd
who thinks he knows more than everybody to boot!!

> > > > Bowling is found all over the place. That includes nice
> > > neighborhoods
> > > > as well. This scrambling is getting ridiculous??
> > >
> > > Not over here. It's a poor-boy's game. That's why they keep

the

> > > alleys in the slums.
> >
> > Good grief. Did they pass a law? Does the police force watch

the

> > alleys at night so they don't sneak into the nicer

neighborhoods.

>
> No genius, they just don't build them in the resorts out this

way.

> They prefer to keep the low-lifes where they belong.

They build them in Las Vegas. I guess the Phoenix area is just a
little backwards.

I kinda think they traded bowling for golf out this way.....

> > > > > You confuse me. First you back out of the radio gig,
> > > >
> > > > Lie. I never backed out of a radio gig.
> > >
> > > Well then what's the hold-up....let's do it--$20k for the

docs!

> > > Anything else constitutes cowardice.
> >
> > No hold-up. I declined immediately. Not to mention that no

docs

> were
> > ever mentioned in your invitation.
>
> So a DECLINE doesn't mean cowardice??

Nope. it still means what I've said all along. It would be waste

of my time.

Huh?? Ever hear of the color 'yellow'? You wear it well.

> > > > > then you say
> > > > > you'll easily beat me in tennis even "with a bad knee",
> > > >
> > > > Could be true. You might really suck.
> > >
> > > Not the point, is it. You said it was 'gamesmanship' of some
> sort,
> > > but you couldn't then explain the yellow streak that

appeared

whn
> I
> > > upped it to $40k since you escaped
> >
> > That's YOUR normal escape. The ORIGINAL offer still stands.
>
> How is upping the stakes to Mr. all-balls/never-wrong/can't
lose/have
> lots of cash RGM to be considered an ESCAPE?

Easy, you NEVER accept a bet. You either keep raising the amount

or

change the bet.

I accept it right now at $40k just like I have thus far. It's YOU
who keep shucking and jiving. Take off the dance shoes and accept
YOUR bet!! And please, stop showing your cowardice! It's beginning
to be embarrassing for me to show you up like this time and again.

> > >, i.e., backed out, from the radio
> > > gig.
> >
> > I can't back out of something I never agreed to. Do you really
like
> > making a fool out of yourself or do you somehow think that
telling
> > these lies will change the TRUTH.
>
> Here's another lesson in life for you that went zzzing over your
head
> while your nose was stuffed in some geeky book in the nerd room

at

> work all those years: You make a false claim about someone, he
> challenges you to prove it in public, and you simply say no

deal --

> that's one thing.

Sorry, but the truth and you got separated again. I never made any
false claims. I simply said the evidence indicated you could be
lying.

Oh, hohoho, my side is absolutely SPLITTING from lauhter right now!!
What a bunch of BS. You can't even make things up without having the
words "I AM A SAP" written all over your forhead anymore.

That evidence was based on some of your statements. For

example, "Who's Fred Flintstone". Since it appears that was

another

lie, how can you fault anyone for whatever assumptions they make
about you? Did you add that little fact to your article?

Lalalala....keep trying. You're looking weaker and more foolish by
the minute. LAlalalala......

> But if you come on and make up reasoning why you'd
> win

Nothing made up, just the facts, as usual.

> just so you don't continue to look weak and stupid (like nerds
> get used to throughout their entire lives) that's the same as
> accepting with an escape clause. And that's why my readers now

look

> at you as a welcher of the first order. But then again, you're
really
> nobody and soon enough you'll be back at that woodsy place north

of

> Rochester. Safe again from all the glances of confusion from all
your
> addict peers. Until you sell it that is....Oops!

Wow, you really are into babbling.

Yup. i could go on and on about you, your bet-welching, your
cowardice, and your addict lifestyle all day and night.

> >
> > > You've been caught in a weasel-lie almost a dozen times

here.

> > > Keep it up--I don't have to call you stupid or a coward any
more.
> >
> > So far you are the one that has been caught in ALL the lies.
> > Including the one above. Do I really need to post references
again?
>
> Face it. You're definitely not a betting brute and you certainly
have
> no experience dealing with people who aren't the introvert you

are.

> Right now you're probably dreaming of another way out of this

when

> there is none.

No, I'm still waiting for you to accept the bowling/tennis match

at

$10K or $20K each, your choice.

> > > Unfortunately, you're dealing with another person who ALSO
> proposed
> > > bets.
> >
> > Oh, wow. And all of them have been escapes.

Yes-by you. Re-read my article. You'll be refreshed each and every
time.

>
> Seems you just don't have the money to bet. Escaping by raising

the

> bet is only when the originator proposing the bet gets accepted,

Not when you do it EVERY time.

> en
> raises in the hope that the fool who accepted will then back out
> because of it.

That's your modus operandi.

Pee-Wee Herman again?

> Let
> me know when you sell that place in Minn. to keep you liquid and
> we'll talk. Until then, you ain't got what it takes.

Won't help you, I'm not moving out of town. Just moving to a newer
place that I can leave during the winter with less hassle.

Translation: "How Gambling Controls My Life"

> >
> > > And since I'm FAR more famous than you are even in your wet
> > > dreams, you might want to reconsider your position(s).
> >
> > The monkey boy at his best. You always start telling us how

great

> you
> > are when you look the most foolish.
>
> You just can't hide your jealous streak.....

I can see little Robbie beating his chest now. I hope it doesn't
bruise easily.

Pure muscle.

> >
> > > > > then you won't double up on the tennis,
> > > >
> > > > That's right, I've stayed with one bet from the gitgo. I
don't
> > > > scramble like you do.
> > >
> > > Um, let me see....It started at $5k,
> >
> > No, it started at ZERO. You accepted that bet. Do I have to

post

a
> > reference AGAIN?
>
> It started at $5k. Smarten up and read your own stuff.

In: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FREEvpFREE/message/3167

I said: "we could meet at the bowling lanes, golf course or tennis
courts"

and in: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FREEvpFREE/message/3168

You responded with "Tennis--I play 3 times a week under the

lights.

Set up a time and place ". Do you see any mention of $5K? I sure
don't.

Remember your selective attributes? Try again.

> > > >
> > > > > and you now suggest
> > > > > $40k for bowling.
> > > >
> > > > No, I said "why don't you suggest $40K for bowling and

$20K

for
> > > > tennis?". Is your reading comprehension really that bad?
> > >
> > > Same thing.
> >
> > Nope. If I'm going to suggest something then I do it. This
> statement
> > was a joke. Must be that toilet plunger sucked out too many

brain

> > cells.
>
> You 'suggest' because you want it to be that way.

No, I added that joke because you said the match should "favor"

me.

> for some odd reason
> you think you can bowl--what an accomplishment. Can you climb

for 3

> hours at Red Rock Canyon? That's what an accomplishment is.

Only if you're nuts to begin with.

Or in good health and not prone to casino sickness.

> >
> > > Bowling's for sissys, but i'll consider it if you can
> > > come up with a first-class place to bowl in.
> >
> > I thought Southcoast was good enough?
>
> the South coast is good, but it's deserted. I need a crowd to

watch

> me dismantle an Einstein. All my days back in school, I NEVER

made

> fun of nerds without half the school watching and cheering me on.

Do I sense an escape? How about Suncoast or the Orleans or Sunset
Station?

Suncoast.

> >
> > > >
> > > > > Do you use disappearing ink when you write checks
> > > > > too?
> > > >
> > > > Sorry, I just deal with the facts. Try to keep up.
> > >
> > > Facts written with disappearing ink, or in some cases,

changing

> > ink.
> > > I am keeping up.
> >
> > I don't think so, how is that toilet plunger fitting these

days?

>
> I still don't get that.

Also very telling.

This is important. Lead me to a link!

···

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

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

> > > > > No. It doesn't matter. You never accept them.
> > > >
> > > > Let's see...."I ACCEPT at $1000 a pop!" But uh

oh....because

I
> > > > accepted now you insert the loophole that it is I have to
drag
> > the
> > > > article over here and not you!! Ever notice the color of
your
> > > escape
> > > > clauses---YELLOW!!
> > >
> > > No loophole. Just do it.
> >
> > Another response straight out of the 'yellow pages'.....
>
> Just do it. One does have to wonder what Robbie fears.

Hmmm.... Wouldn't it be a kick to see YOU drag the article over
here! But wait!--If you did that then you'd be obligated to rip it
apart, and you can't because you've already read it a dozen times
and have no options! Transparent as saran wrap little
dicky...transparent as saran wrap.

The only anwser that makes any sense is that Robbie is so afraid of
how easily I'd rip it to shreds that he doesn't want me to see it. I
think coward is too kind of word to describe Robbie. I guess I'll
just let it pass until he grows a set.

>
> > > > Re-read please. It says "check with the editor". Hmmm...

Now

> > you're
> > > > resorting to making things and words up before your very
eyes!
> > >
> > > Actually, I do believe you, it was just your assumption, that
I
> > > should believe you because you said so, that was so funny. Of
> > course,
> > > Elliot doesn't get paid either, so I'll add your statement
above
> to
> > > the LIE list.
> >
> > I don't know if Elliot gets paid or not,
>
> Then why did you state that he did? That is called a LIE.

Because he might, and if he does then it's not a lie. It is to you,
but that's because you can't figure this tough thing out yet.

A clear insight into Robbies' definition of the TRUTH.

>
> > but my guess would be no
> > just like yours because he writes such meaningless nonsense, he
> > copies his old man's stuff from the past
>
> Oh, you mean those things called FACTs. Those things you hate so
much
> and ignore all the time. Yes, he does.

No, I said his meaningless nonsense.

What's nonsense to a fraud like you is the TRUTH to the rest of us.

> As far as copying factual data from the past ... facts don't
expire,
> little man, they are timeless.

Same as the facts that his father has stated time and again that no
one can win playing mathematically perfect.

That is not a fact. The math proves otherwise.

> > > >
> > > Denying a problem is fine when, in fact, one does not have a
> > problem.
> > > So, feel free to call me Mr. Denyer all you want. If you want
to
> > see
> > > a person in denial all you need do is look in a mirror. Your
> denial
> > > that AP works makes you the one with the real PROBLEM.
> >
> > Continued denial by the denyer....along with the two-fifty

words!

>
> And it will continue FOREVER. Get used to it.

What--the two-fifty words?? Or the fact that you must continue
denying you are a problem gambler because it doesn't make you feel
so good to hear or see the truth!?

It doesn't make me feel good or bad to hear your lies. However, it
does make me feel good to constantly expose your lies.

>
> > > > > No, it's the truth. What's really "sad" is that you can't
> > accept
> > > > the
> > > > > truth. I've been completely upfront and honest in
everything
> > I've
> > > > > stated about my gambling.
> > > >
> > > > Should we have the violins playing right now as you 'sing'
to
> the
> > > > tune of denial??
> > >
> > > Yes, as long as you're looking in the mirror.
> >
> > Not facing your problem head-on like this only means a harder
fall
> > down the road.
>
> Don't worry, any fall will be into a bed of greenbacks.

Probably, only when you close on youe Minn. home that's sitting
there as a cash cow for gambling money--just like your hero Jean
Scott was forced to do.

Sorry to keep disappointing, but like I said last time, that money is
going right into another property. Oh I love it when you make a
complete fool of yourself. After all is said and done I'll send you a
picture of the new place so you can keep it under your pillow next to
my picture.

> > Fact is, I get FAR more now for free with not using my cards
some
> of
> > the time because I chose to concentrate on how to manipulate

the

> > system rather than seeing how many points I could accumulate.
You
> > follow Jean Scott. I'll follow the smart way.
>
> As long as you use your card intelligently I have no problem. By
the
> way, that's what Jean and many others do as well. Only they

always

> play with a long term advantage.

Permit me to laugh. Now you're putting yourself into a grouping of
one of the worst math comprehenders of all time, so she admits.

You don't have to be good at math to intelligently follow its'
results. Just trust the math, add in the extras (I think just about
anyone can handle addition), find the best plays (pretty easy math
again) and practice. Doing the above with discipline will provide the
best possible results.

> > > You forgot to mention all of Singers' babbling as evidenced
above.
> >
> > Babbling to those in denial....truth to those not inflicted

with

> the
> > disease of problem gambling.
>
> The truth and Rob Singer are total strangers as evidenced once
again
> by your lie about Elliot receiving pay for his articles.

Avoid the subject why don't you?? And why not write to your fellow
nerd friend and ask if he gets paid instaed of the constant
guessing.

No guessing on my part. Just the facts, as usual. That's a big
difference between us, I get the facts before making statements.

I expect he does because he needs the money to play vp
with--when he plays, that is!

Then you "expect" wrong. Of course, this surprises no one.

> To be honest I'd do better spending less time in front of the TV
and
> more time gambling for profit. Although I may decide one of these
> days to spend less time gambling and more time on other venues
(like
> golf), I will always know the truth about AP. Your lies will

never

> change that truth.

LAlalalalala...keep on singing your phonics until you make yourself
believe all that nonsense you just said. Golf? HAHA! TV? HAHA!
You'll gamble till you step into your grave because of 2 reasons:
First, you're too far gone in the vp junkie category; and second,
because if your wife lives on she'll MAKE you take her to casinos
for the remainder of her days--wherever you are--because you've
cursed her with the affliction of pathological gambling.

More babbling from the babblemaster. You say almost exactly the same
thing every time you're frustrated. It's a real good laugh. I can
just about predict it every time.

>
> > Those who go after the wet-
> > dream of expert-play do so for easy money purposes, and it just
> won't
> > work.
>
> Sorry, little man but it has for almost 8 years.

Yup, and for 12 for the Queen and who knows for Dancer?? Sure helps
to over-inflate the value of all those buffets and T-shirts and
propeller-topped beanies!!

You've tried that before. The comps are never taken into account in
my results. For many others, they are important, and they figure them
into their results. It all depends on individual priorities. I do
believe I've heard Jean comment that she also uses cash results.
Could your statement be another one of little Robbies guesses that
don't quite pan out?

>
> > They find what pawns of the casinos they really are as they get
> > roped into promotions day after day after day. Truly, a self-
> > disrespecting lifestyle.
>
> More evidence that you'll say anything to further your own

agenda.

AP
> works, pure and simple, anything else relies on luck.

My agenda? It's playing for profit, and exposing all the fraud in
the vp industry. That's why I'm so popular and why you love to hate
to love me.

Your agenda ... to make others think you're some kind of VP guru
when, in fact, you are a complete fraud.

>
> > > > No wonder you think you did a valuable
> > > > job during your career. You are used to sugar-coating
> everything!!
> > >
> > > Just the facts, as always.
> >
> > The suger-coated facts, as usual.
>
> At least you finally admitted they are "facts, as usual".

Maybe you missed the "sugar"??

You slipped up. All "sugar-coated" adds to facts is making them
easier on the ears. Facts are facts.

> > May the God's of gambling have mercy on your soul.
>
> No problem there. The universe is described by math.

So say the athiests. Now I understand your sickness even better.

No, it has nothing to do with religion. In fact, many believe the
reason the universe is so wonderfully described by math infers a
creator in and of itself. However, you referred to the "Gods of
gambling" in your statement which some might take as heretical.

> > > Thank you. It's nice to know you think I'm "perfect".
> >
> > I think you're beginning to come around now.....
>
> I've always been "around". If only you would drop the negative
play
> BS and accept AP as the BEST way to gamble, then you could "come
> around" also.

If I had done that baloney, I'd be at least $670k more in the hole
than when I smartened up. You're addressing the most successful
person in the history of video poker play.

Looks like another guess to me. I'm pretty sure there are VP players
who have earned more than that. Of course, you forgot to subtract out
all your losses in the past, so you are not $670K ahead in your
own "history".

> > > > Compared to your type mutants, 110% sane!
> > >
> > > But not too good at math.
> >
> > I'd probably easily out-score you on just a math SAT today!

Why?

> > Because there's more common sense applied to them these days
than
> > when you tried to out-nerd them in your day.
>
> That's wonderful, now try applying that "common sense" to
statistical
> analysis and we could have an intelligent conversation for a
change.

Classroom nonsense again. When will you even leave that theoretical
world of yours and join reality?

When the "theoretical world" stops describing reality correctly. So
far, that hasn't happened.

I think I'm getting a pretty good handle on Robs' definition of the
word nonsense. It's all the facts that describe the real world.

>
> > > > > > Read my articles more.
> > > > >
> > > > > Is this another joke?
> > > >
> > > > It's an offer of education--call it your Phd.
> > >
> > > ROTFLMAO. The Singer Phd. Does that come from the Flat Earth
> > Society?
> >
> > I don't need a Phd. to be respected. Nerds don't really care
what
> > others think because they don't respect themselves to begin

with.

>
> Asking for respect by writing lies and fantasies is ridiculous.
> unless you change your ways, little man, respect is something you
> will have to do without.

Sorry, but the respect just flows this way like powered by a dynamo!

Sure it does. That's why you keep selling those 10s of copies of your
book. However, you almost had it right. You just accidently left
the "dis" off in front of "respect".

>
> In this case it does. Listening to you proudly state that you

will

> demean another player for your own sadistic enjoyment should make
any
> good person cringe.

But you're so easy to demean, little dicky!

You just admitted that all you're doing here is trolling. Nice of you
to admit it for everone to see. LMAO.

>
> >
> > > Are you really this naive? From my experience I'd say maybe 1
in
> 50
> > > could qualify as an APer. Next time take a look all the
negative
> > DDB
> > > machines being played when many positive machines sit idle.

Go

> > ahead,
> > > check 'em out, then get back to me with the results.
> >
> > Lets see....more 9/5 DDB machines than 10/6. Hmmmm....Would
there
> be
> > more people playing 9/5 or 10/6??
>
> 9-6 and 9-5 are played much more of the time. I see it all the
time.
> In addition, I personally wouldn't play 10-6 very often, without

a

> good CB/BB it is also negative with a modest error rate.

and just how do you know the machines will not win or win big every
time you play them? That's what I call a chicken!

They'll all win sometimes and all lose sometimes. OVER TIME the
better paytables will do better. It's all so simple.

>
> > And I always play the positive
> > machines if I know where they are over the negatives, but that
> hardly
> > means I'll win. It always depends on what the machine does and
not
> me.
>
> That is true for any single session, not true over time.

Of course it is, because each session is "any single session"
dipstick.

No one wins "each session". So the only way to judge ones' results is
to add up these sessions. That's the wonder of "over time".

>
> > > I'm not a "big shot" and I have no desire to be one. Been
there,
> > done
> > > that. Now, I just enjoy making you look fooish.
> >
> > Still telling yourself you're a 'big shot' because of a few
useless
> > patents that IBM owns?
>
> Jealous?

You're too big for me, little dicky!!

At least you admit it now.

>
> > I guess you need some feeling of fame because
> > you sure ain't getting it out of video poker!
>
> Don't want fame, just cash. So far, so good.

But you seem so unfulfilled....

Another faulty guess on your part.

>
> > >
> > > More denial. Couldn't possibly be due to the content.
> >
> > The truth continues to be read and loved. Refreshing, isn't it?
>
> Or, as the reviews seem to indicate, read and ridiculed.

I guess you never read the ones by GBC & GT. Hmmm... Imagine that--
THE 2 most respected and longest tenured gaming publication houses
in the history of gaming, actually understanding and supporting

me??

And, trying to make a buck. That's called advertising, moron, not
reviewing.

> > Besides, anyone could easily get a gander of you
> > by parking outside your tiny little townhouse and simply

waiting

> for
> > you to make one of your daily addict trips to the casinos--a
> > guaranteed showing!
>
> That does sound exciting. Are you speaking from experience? Was
that
> you parked out there the other day?

I might do that some time. It would be interesting to chronicle the
habits of the compulsive gambler and his poor wife.

Feel free to knock on the door and go along for the tour.

> > Now where've I heard that baloney before....oh yes, from Dancer
and
> > Fromme and Scott and Hughes and Paymar etc.etc.etc.
>
> The TRUTH does have a way of getting repeated.

You mean sold, then exposed as fraud by ME! Too bad you weren't
important or you'd be named along with these geniuses.

Not my gig. I'm glad you admitted they are "geniuses". It's about
time we got at least one fact out of you.

> > Anything else constitutes falsification for the purpose of
living
> in
> > a world of make-believe.
>
> Isn't this a telling response. One of the typical symptoms of
being
> addicted is increasing the denom as the thrill wears off.

So you'll admit Dancer and the Queen, who've both admitted going up
in denom over the years and staying there, are certified addicts?
Finally?

No, they may or may not be addicted. However, by playing positive
opportunities they don't run into gambling problems. That's the
problem with your use of the addiction charge. It doesn't lead to
problems when money is made.

I think you
> just said that not being addicted "constitutes falsification for
the
> purpose of living". Sorry, little man, you can't have it both

ways.

.....living in a make-believe world, little dicky. You'd be right
there with them seeking the same thrills if you were really

winning.

You just can't talk your way out of it, can you.

I think I'm doing just fine. Watching you scramble here is wonderful.
You do know how to look foolish.

> > Who said you wouldn't appear that way to anyone else? You don't
> count
> > because you're a pathological liar about yourself in every way.
>
> The truth gets to Robbie again. Too bad the facts and your
statements
> about how you know soooooo much about me are turning out to be as
> different as night and day. Makes you look foolish, especially

now

as you try to hang on by lying more and more.

I believe you're a bit ruffled by the fact that you've been
identified as a pot-bellied pig!

I see, a pot bellied pig with feathers. Is that a metaphor for how
I'm constantly dumping the facts on you?

> > > > OK, I agree. How about 'superior people'?
> > >
> > > There is no such thing. Only those who chose to delude
themselves.
> >
> > I'm superior to you in many ways, including those most dear to
your
> > geekiness. Hardly delusion. Pure fact.
>
> I didn't say people didn't have superior skills. They are just

not

> superior overall. For example, I'm much superior to you in

telling

> the truth, gambling, etc. However, you are a almost certainly a
> superior typist. We could find out about tennis and bowling if

you

> would quit your scrambling.

And we could DEFINITELY find out who had the superior education,
career, family, and just about all else if you wouldn't chicken out
so often. You probably made Einstein a birthday cake yesterday just
to feel something good for a change in order to alleviate the
whooping i give you daily here!

Sounds like more lies and more scrambling to me. By the way, which
one of your careers was so successful?

>
> > > No. I think the cross-section is pretty close to "average
> American"
> > > as I showed you last year. If I remember right the average
> gambler
> > is
> > > actually a little better educated.
> >
> > Yeah right. Them is sure educated peoples in the local dives

you

> sit
> > near!! You're selecting the crowd that goes to the casino
resorts
> > you're afraid of and making believe they're a part of your
> degenerate
> > vp addicts.
>
> The study used 'average', what part of that don't you understand?

That's just it, genius. AVERAGE people go to the resorts because
above-average folks just don't make gambling trips. How thick you

be?

It's amazing that you will argue against a study that's only purpose
was to find out what a cross-section of the gambling population
looked like. You simply look foolish when you ramble on like this.

>
> >
> > And, as it turns out, studies have
> > > shown the better educated are slimmer on average.
> >
> > I would agree with that, although you made that up.
>
> From:
http://www.cflri.ca/cflri/pa/surveys/2001survey/2001survey.html
>
> The level of physical inactivity decreases as education level
> increases (64% among those with less than secondary graduation
versus
> 51% among university and college graduates). Moreover, as income
> level increases, the proportion who are physically inactive
decreases
> (62% versus 44%).

I won't bother to look at it, but no wonder I agreed. Just how

smart

can I be anyway??

You have been right once or twice. Usually, as in this case, it's
when you agree with me

> > > > > Gamesmanship, my boy. Do you ever watch sports on TV?

And,

> > > > > interestingly, you bought it. You started backing down
almost
> > > > > instantly.
> > > >
> > > > You mean to you 'backing down' is raising the bet?
> > >
> > > In this case, making it a bet. Before my gamesmanship there
was
> no
> > > bet.
> >
> > Sure there was. Re-read it. I proposed it, not you.
>
> AFTER first accepting the match with NO bet. That's why it's
called scrambling.

No, it's called GAMEMANSHIP my boy. Not so neat when blasted back

at

you, is it?

Sorry, little man, but gamesmanship is about the "game". It's trash
talk, extreme confidence, magnificent claims, etc., it has nothing to
do with betting. When Braodway Joe guaranteed his team would win the
Super Bowl, that was gamesmanship at it's best.

> > No genius, they just don't build them in the resorts out this
way.
> > They prefer to keep the low-lifes where they belong.
>
> They build them in Las Vegas. I guess the Phoenix area is just a
> little backwards.

I kinda think they traded bowling for golf out this way.....

They have both of them in Las Vegas. I guess were just leading edge.

> > So a DECLINE doesn't mean cowardice??
>
> Nope. it still means what I've said all along. It would be waste
of my time.

Huh?? Ever hear of the color 'yellow'? You wear it well.

The truth generates yet another idiotic reply from Robbie.

>
> > > > > > then you say
> > > > > > you'll easily beat me in tennis even "with a bad knee",
> > > > >
> > > > > Could be true. You might really suck.
> > > >
> > > > Not the point, is it. You said it was 'gamesmanship' of

some

> > sort,
> > > > but you couldn't then explain the yellow streak that
appeared
> whn
> > I
> > > > upped it to $40k since you escaped
> > >
> > > That's YOUR normal escape. The ORIGINAL offer still stands.
> >
> > How is upping the stakes to Mr. all-balls/never-wrong/can't
> lose/have
> > lots of cash RGM to be considered an ESCAPE?
>
> Easy, you NEVER accept a bet. You either keep raising the amount
or
> change the bet.

I accept it right now at $40k just like I have thus far.

LMAO. You just accepted your own bet. Do you look stupid now, or what?

It's YOU
who keep shucking and jiving.

Nope. Same bet I offered you before. Bowling/tennis at $10K or $20K
each. By the way, you can turn down the bet. You always have that
option. Just like I turned down the $10K tennis bet. I wouldn't even
say you backed out. The only "back out" so far was you in
the "bragging rights" tennis match.

>
> > > >, i.e., backed out, from the radio
> > > > gig.
> > >
> > > I can't back out of something I never agreed to. Do you

really

> like
> > > making a fool out of yourself or do you somehow think that
> telling
> > > these lies will change the TRUTH.
> >
> > Here's another lesson in life for you that went zzzing over

your

> head
> > while your nose was stuffed in some geeky book in the nerd room
at
> > work all those years: You make a false claim about someone, he
> > challenges you to prove it in public, and you simply say no
deal --
> > that's one thing.
>
> Sorry, but the truth and you got separated again. I never made

any

> false claims. I simply said the evidence indicated you could be
> lying.

Oh, hohoho, my side is absolutely SPLITTING from lauhter right

now!!

What a bunch of BS. You can't even make things up without having

the

words "I AM A SAP" written all over your forhead anymore.

Just the facts, as usual.

That evidence was based on some of your statements. For
> example, "Who's Fred Flintstone". Since it appears that was
another
> lie, how can you fault anyone for whatever assumptions they make
> about you? Did you add that little fact to your article?

Lalalala....keep trying. You're looking weaker and more foolish by
the minute. LAlalalala......

No, the facts keep making you look like a fool. You were hoping your
little lie might rope me into some idiotic bet. It didn't work and
now you're obviously trying to save face.

>
> > But if you come on and make up reasoning why you'd
> > win
>
> Nothing made up, just the facts, as usual.
>
> > just so you don't continue to look weak and stupid (like nerds
> > get used to throughout their entire lives) that's the same as
> > accepting with an escape clause. And that's why my readers now
look
> > at you as a welcher of the first order. But then again, you're
> really
> > nobody and soon enough you'll be back at that woodsy place

north

of
> > Rochester. Safe again from all the glances of confusion from

all

> your
> > addict peers. Until you sell it that is....Oops!
>
> Wow, you really are into babbling.

Yup. i could go on and on about you, your bet-welching, your
cowardice, and your addict lifestyle all day and night.

That is what you babble about.

>
> > >
> > > > You've been caught in a weasel-lie almost a dozen times
here.
> > > > Keep it up--I don't have to call you stupid or a coward any
> more.
> > >
> > > So far you are the one that has been caught in ALL the lies.
> > > Including the one above. Do I really need to post references
> again?
> >
> > Face it. You're definitely not a betting brute and you

certainly

> have
> > no experience dealing with people who aren't the introvert you
are.
> > Right now you're probably dreaming of another way out of this
when
> > there is none.
>
> No, I'm still waiting for you to accept the bowling/tennis match
at
> $10K or $20K each, your choice.

And, waiting ...

>
> > > > Unfortunately, you're dealing with another person who ALSO
> > proposed
> > > > bets.
> > >
> > > Oh, wow. And all of them have been escapes.

Yes-by you. Re-read my article. You'll be refreshed each and every
time.

Sorry, can't read someting I don't have.

> >
> > Seems you just don't have the money to bet. Escaping by raising
the
> > bet is only when the originator proposing the bet gets

accepted,

>
> Not when you do it EVERY time.

I guess Robbie now understands.

>
> > en
> > raises in the hope that the fool who accepted will then back

out

> > because of it.
>
> That's your modus operandi.
>
Pee-Wee Herman again?

It fits you.

> > Let
> > me know when you sell that place in Minn. to keep you liquid

and

> > we'll talk. Until then, you ain't got what it takes.
>
> Won't help you, I'm not moving out of town. Just moving to a

newer

> place that I can leave during the winter with less hassle.

Translation: "How Gambling Controls My Life"

Sorry, but I don't need to leave MN to gamble. I do it here also. So,
your translation is, once again, way off target. Don't you ever get
tired of being wrong?

>
> > >
> > > > And since I'm FAR more famous than you are even in your wet
> > > > dreams, you might want to reconsider your position(s).
> > >
> > > The monkey boy at his best. You always start telling us how
great
> > you
> > > are when you look the most foolish.
> >
> > You just can't hide your jealous streak.....
>
> I can see little Robbie beating his chest now. I hope it doesn't
> bruise easily.
>

Pure muscle.

No, that's a little higher up, and, for your continuing education,
muscle also bruises.

> > >
> > > > > > then you won't double up on the tennis,
> > > > >
> > > > > That's right, I've stayed with one bet from the gitgo. I
> don't
> > > > > scramble like you do.
> > > >
> > > > Um, let me see....It started at $5k,
> > >
> > > No, it started at ZERO. You accepted that bet. Do I have to
post
> a
> > > reference AGAIN?
> >
> > It started at $5k. Smarten up and read your own stuff.
>
> In: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FREEvpFREE/message/3167
>
> I said: "we could meet at the bowling lanes, golf course or

tennis

> courts"
>
> and in: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FREEvpFREE/message/3168
>
> You responded with "Tennis--I play 3 times a week under the
lights.
> Set up a time and place ". Do you see any mention of $5K? I sure
> don't.

Remember your selective attributes? Try again.

Don't need to. The facts are all there in black and white.

> > > > >
> > > > > > and you now suggest
> > > > > > $40k for bowling.
> > > > >
> > > > > No, I said "why don't you suggest $40K for bowling and
$20K
> for
> > > > > tennis?". Is your reading comprehension really that bad?
> > > >
> > > > Same thing.
> > >
> > > Nope. If I'm going to suggest something then I do it. This
> > statement
> > > was a joke. Must be that toilet plunger sucked out too many
brain
> > > cells.
> >
> > You 'suggest' because you want it to be that way.
>
> No, I added that joke because you said the match should "favor"
me.
>
> > for some odd reason
> > you think you can bowl--what an accomplishment. Can you climb
for 3
> > hours at Red Rock Canyon? That's what an accomplishment is.
>
> Only if you're nuts to begin with.

Or in good health and not prone to casino sickness.

No, just nuts.

>
> > >
> > > > Bowling's for sissys, but i'll consider it if you can
> > > > come up with a first-class place to bowl in.
> > >
> > > I thought Southcoast was good enough?
> >
> > the South coast is good, but it's deserted. I need a crowd to
watch
> > me dismantle an Einstein. All my days back in school, I NEVER
made
> > fun of nerds without half the school watching and cheering me

on.

>
> Do I sense an escape? How about Suncoast or the Orleans or Sunset
> Station?

Suncoast.

OK. That's a start.