> What, your denials? You forget--dicky the denyer?!
Yup. You got it. Telling the truth requires me to deny your lies.
What's this--something else you missed out on in life when you were
living a theory? You can only deny that which is true about yourself
when you just don't want it to be that way. Others you 'disagree'
with. Now that'll be $4.95 for this lesson.
> This stuff is
> merely a side-isssue to the main expose' here about your problem
with
> gambling. You know that 'transparent as saran wrap' comment of
truth
> I've made several times?
I'm aware of your lie. However, it's gets hard to keep track of all
of them. That's why you're so well know as a LAF.
What's a LAF?
> It was sent to me by a reader who won't get
> involved with posting, but easily can determine, just like anyone
> with a clear mind, that you & the missus are pathologically
hooked
> almost beyond hope to your video poker.
Of course it was. Funny how these mysterious models of mortality
never come out of the woodwork to support your idiotic claims.
They do, only every time it happens you choose to run and hide behind
your "another RS alias?" routine. I just saw a guy post about playing
negative games on vpFREE at the RIO and using what looked like a
variation of my method, he hit 2 RF's on the $2 machine in I think 4
or 5 sessions. Of course it put some of the geeks there on tilt, but
that's vpFREE for you. When you gonna chime in over there and support
your pahntom-buck geeks?
What's a "mysterious model of immortality"?
> > > Huh? Why would most people 'miss it'? Are you implying
that 'most
> > > people' are so addicted to vp that they'll be inside casinos
when
> > it
> > > was on?? Geek-thinking.
> >
> > Nope. I suspect most people that even take the time to read it
> > wouldn't necessarily get to it right away.
>
> Read what? Are you on narcotics for the knee?
We're dicussing your newsletter that you posted here. Try to keep
up.
It's your grammar, little dicky....your grammar that caused that.
> > > > > Oh I get it. You're getting a new place to downsize
> > > >
> > > > That's partially right. In addition, it will be easier to
> > maintain
> > > > and leave vacant for many months. It's part planning out
ones'
> > life
> > > > to get the most out of it. Of course, you wouldn't
understand
> > that.
> > >
> > > No, not with your mutated method of doing it all just so you
can
> be
> > > closer to the machines. It's what drives your life, and it
> controls
> > > everything about it.
> >
> > Nope. If what you said were true I'd be in LV all year round.
You
> > make such idiotic statements that anyone can tear apart in an
> > instance. How do you do it?
I enjoy watching you unravel as you deny everything about your
illness.
>
> Oh, you know what you're doing allright.
I know. Thank you.
> > > > You claimed that the math behind AP was "voodoo math". I
think
> > that
> > > > statement says enough about your "math skills" for most
people.
> > >
> > > "Most people" to you are geeks and nerds who won't think or
> listen
> > to
> > > anything but another of the same type fool. Wearing blinders
are
> > what
> > > you and they do best.
> >
> > What? Nothing to refute my factual statment? "Most people"
includes
> > everyone that believes that math is real and describes the
universe
> > we all live in. They might not be good at math, but they
recognize
> > that the technology we have today is a direct result of that
very
> > same math you call "voodoo". If math applies to computers, cell
> > phones, microwave ovens, etc. then they understand that it
applies
> to VP. Some day you'll catch on.
>
> That's just it! That's exactly where your blinders roll out and
> install. All that other stuff is true until you start mumbling
about
> a game whose final measureable result is from a human to machine
> reaction. And no one can 'make up' theory about cell phones,
> computers, mocrowaves, etc.
You mean that "made up" theory generated by those very same
computers, using that very same math, that make up designs for most
of the technology we have today.
Yup. There're all indisputable facts until you step over the geek-
line and proclaim humans can operate exactly the same as computers
over an amount of time that leans towards infinity.
The strategies for VP are the simple
result of computer analysis of the games. Sorry, little man, but
your
way over your head here. But, please continue to post this dribble
and let everyone see just what a complete idiot has to say.
Classroom vs. reality again. It's posts like these that I get the
most mileage out of as I rip them to shreds to the delight of my many
readers--many whom are scientists and are much more geekier than you
think you are.
> That's why the geeks have taken on vp as
> their theme when it comes time to create so much BS. 'Most
people'
> weould never see thru all the geek-nonsense. It took me to get
that
> part of the ball rolling.
ROTFLMAO. I'm glad to see you're taking credit for DENIAL of
computer
generated design (that's all a strategy is). That puts you at the
top
of the class of all the techno-weenies in the world. Congrats.
Computer generated design? HAHAHA!! What a joke!! You're masquerading
as a clown today, right?
> > > No one knows how anyone else plays, and it's for certain no
one
> > even knows how THEY THEMSELVES play.
> >
> > You can get a reasonable idea using the software available
today.
>
> Wrong. First, that software isn't programmed nearly the way it is
> into vp machines.
Here we go again. LMAO. This is beyond funny. What a complete
moron.
The errors (which is what we are discussing) are ANY variation from
the computer generated strategy. They have NOTHING to do with how
the
game is played out. As for how the game is played out, it is
RANDOM,
as required by law in NV and most other jurisdictions. I'm so glad
you decided to demonstrate to everyone that you have ABSOLUTELY no
idea what you're talking about.
Are you really that naaive?? You need to go back to my site and read
where the vp machines IN NEVADA, as verified to me by a S/W engineer
there (notice I don't go down to the weeny 'programmer' level) and as
I was asked to and agreed from further publication, once management
read it in GT, that the machines are indeed programmed to run in a
few hot and many cold cycles. The word 'random' in the regulation is
adhered to and maintained nonetheless. If it's too difficult for you
to understand I'll explain it face-to-face with you next month.
Engineers have no trouble understanding what this means, but you
aren't one now, are you.
> I'm surprised you even said that being an ex-
> programmer.
That's because you're lying. And you've been caught ... again.
Let me know when you're ready for that lesson.
> Then, even if it were, playing at home with no pressure
> and for free is a whole lot different than risking money at a
casino.
It's actually more difficult at home (at least for me). There's no
money on the line and a lot more distractions.
Well I stand corrected. With a wife who's always itching to head for
the casinos and you yourself who just can't wait to go, I understand.
> For most, playing at home grows a separate set of gonads that
> instantly disappear once they step foot inside casinos.
I think this describes Robbie pretty well. We're starting to get a
picture of why he failed as an APer.
Only problem is, I don't play at home. I did my studying and
practicing on airplanes. Can I say STRIKE THREE CALL--you didn't even
get a swing in on that one!
> >
> > > You make far more errors than you
> > > know, and just like being a vp junkie, you'll never admit to
that
> > > either.
> >
> > No, I factor them into all my plays. I suspect you never did
that.
>
> Good for you, but you would be the first one to factually
announce
> that you had no idea just how many mistakes you really do make--
and
> when....or if they've even cost you anything or won you a bundle
over
> the years.
Didn't say that. Although it depends on the game I like to be
conservative and assume a large error rate. That way I'm forced to
look for the better plays. A psychological trick ... yes, but it
works.
I'm not gonna argue that. I see you play psychological tricks with
yourself all the time here, so you're probably an expert at it when
it comes to your make believe world too.
> I'm still waiting for you not to look more stupid by providing
just
> one of your "facts before I make a statement" on this guy.
Support
> your own methodology once even--for a change.
You're the one who brought it up.
So what. You made an assertion so back it up.
We all know it's up to you to back
up your statement or admit you guessed/lied ... although I do have
the advantage of KNOWing the TRUTH so you won't be able to bluff
your way out.
Then support it or look even dumber than Elliot.
> > > > > LAlalalalala....On and on with the BS and lies. Keep
burying
> > > > yourself.
> > > >
> > > > Just the facts, as always. I'm sure if you got a picture of
me
> > from
> > > > the Edgewater you also checked into my results. Isn't it
> telling
> > > that you haven't posted anything here about them? Must be
that
> big
> > > PLUS sign.
> > >
> > > I've got your results, and all you'll do is DENY them. The
FACT
> is
> > > you're not the brute you portray yourself as there. And
remember
> > > little dicky, I SAW a pic of you and the missus, not GOT one.
> Keep
> > > the facts straight once in a while please.
> >
> > We all know it's right there under your pillow. Don't be shy,
admit
> > it.
> >
> > I know exactly what my results are. I also know there's a plus
> sign. Of course, you'd never mention the TRUTH.
>
> From what I've seen you can easily come out to a 'plus sign' once
you
> throw in all the free cash they handed out to you
Could Robbie have lied about knowing my results??? I've never
picked
up a penny of free cash there. Caught with your pants down again,
little man?
Liar. You use your out-of-state address there and they send cash
offers to you. My pants aren't down. I'm not wearing any right now.
> ---anyone can over-
> inflate the comps to create a positive situation just like I say
all
> the time. Those who play daily HAVE to tell themselves they're
ahead
> in one way or another. Otherwise, the justification for all that
> compulsive playing begins to turn on them and plays with their
minds.
You sure are doing a wonderful job of looking foolish. Keep up the
good work. PS. Just so you won't be too confused any longer I was
in
Laughlin one night and played at both Edgewater and Ramada (where I
stayed). I had 3RFs (now known as a clump) and came out way, way
ahead. I wonder if anyone now believes you saw a picture of me or
that you have an "IN" with any casino employees like you claim
So how many months did it take you to finally come up with something
to dispute my claim?? You said it all right there.
A "clump". That's funny. When I came back from a trip to
LV/Laughlin/Lake Tahoe/Reno/SF/Oregon two years ago and I wrote a
post and article explaining how I hit 3 RF's (50c/$2/$10) in 24hrs.,
all the jealous people wrote in to my publisher and said they wanted
proof because they just couldn't believe it--which I sent out via the
editor. So let's see your proof--or were they all on e-em, quarters!?
>
> > > For many others, they are important, and they figure them
> > > > > > into their results.
> > > > >
> > > > > You don't know anything about anyone else because
compulsive
> > > > gamblers only focus on themselves and their gambling.
> > > >
> > > > Lie. Many people have posted on VPfree that comps are
exactly
> > what
> > > > they are looking to maximize. You're back to making foolish
and
> > > > idiotic replies, Robbie. Could it be frustration?
> > >
> > > vpFREE?? You live and die by those squealers, don't you!
That's
> why
> > > you love to post there. Most of them are so stupid and
wouldn't
> > know
> > > the truth if it ran over them, it gives you confidence when
> > > you 'supplement' their input with your fantasy.
> >
> > Fact is, what I stated was true. All you came back with is more
of
> > your babbling excuses to avoid admitting the TRUTH.
Gee, it's not like you'd deny something or anything like that now, is
it.
>
> If you ever post ONE fact that's even close to being true without
> your required selective feel-good interpretations, it would be a
> miracle.
No, it would be business as usual.
You mean BS as usual.
> > > > > Of course, you forgot to subtract out
> > > > > > all your losses in the past, so you are not $670K ahead
in
> > your
> > > > > > own "history".
> > > > >
> > > > > Since I "smartened up". Re-read it, and try again.
> > > >
> > > > Sorry, moron, but you can't arbitrarily subtract out some
> losses
> > > and
> > > > make claims. What a fraud!
> > >
> > > Looks clear....so clear that you don't like it! Another
victory
> for
> > > the master!!
> >
> > Is this the same method you used to come up with 640K or 650K
or
> > 670K ... whatever it is today?
>
> Minus $250 thru '96/plus $683k since with a strategy that makes
> sense. What you want to see is +$433 overall. OK.
OK.
> > What a surprise. You need to read WITH comprehension to
understand.
> > You mentioned you got "respect" and I said you left of
the "dis"
> > which makes it "disrespect" (which is all you do get). Now you
> > mentioned "discomfort" for me and I stated that was where you
> > misplaced the "dis" (in front of "comfort" rather
than "respect").
> > Let's see if Robbie can figure it out now. He is pretty slow.
>
> Oh. How important. Only a nerd would go thru all that. Next
you'll
> point out punctuation 'mis'cues.
LMAO. It does take a lot of effort to educate Robbie, but it brings
me so much pleasure.
You have to enjoy sSOMETHING in life other than sitting endlessly at
the machines, so why not on something that controls your inner-life--
me!
> > > > You mean like the 3 deposits I've made in the last two
weeks.
> > >
> > > No, like the THREE deposits I've made this year without loss
for
> > over
> > > $33k. And it's all because I know how to get up and leave--
> > something
> > > compulsive 'advantage players' never learned to do.
> > > 3 deposits in 2 weeks? That means you lost 11 times!! HAHA!!
> >
> > No, it actually means I don't run to the bank all the time.
> However,
> > get your story straight, I've lost more than 11 times. Small
> losses, big wins.
>
> Whatever the pathetic win ratio you experience, it makes no sense
to
> play that boring way. I much rather prefer--as would anyone--big
wins
> and few losses--big or small.
Who wouldn't. Of course, reality requires a different approach.
Next
you'll be telling us of the Singer lottery technique to guarantee
those REALLY big wins.
Such envy.....
> So far I have zero losses this year (6-
> 0 on 3 trips) but I've only had one royal. Now if I were Dancer--
or
> you--I'd be proclaiming "I know things will get better tomorrow".
In
> my case, I do know that because I can do a lot better IF I have
to
go
> to the higher limits.
Of course you do.
Just like you, and just like your hero.
> > > > > I see you're still confused and still play thru all your
> > > jackpots.
> > > > > Too bad. Just what the casinos want.
> > > >
> > > > Won last year, and the year before, and ahead this year.
What
> > part
> > > of
> > > > that don't you understand? Like I've said before, I play
around
> 3
> > > > hours a day. Doesn't matter what I get on any given day, I
just
> > add
> > > > up the results at the end of the year.
> > >
> > > This sounds like hearing the Queen scramble around for words
that
> > her
> > > subjects want to hear so they won't stop buying junk. You're
one
> > > level below that as a nobody, and STILL you like to make
things
> up
> > > about your play!
> >
> > Just the facts, as usual.
>
> Thank you for supporting me again.
Nice try, but we all know that the TRUTH supports very little of
what
you say.
This TRUTH is What?
Now that you've been caught lying again, it's getting harder
and harder for anyone to believe anything you say. You'd hope
teacuplily would know better now, but instead he chooses to blame
the
casino (and, of course, you support that). You are a LAF.
Fact is fact. AC machines are biased, and only die-hard fans of video
poker played on any venue--such as you--and folks such as Harry
Porter swear by the legitimacy of those machines. Some people have
to. They can't get to Nv. often enough to get a crack at winning
something for a change, so they need to justify and feel good about
doing it.
> >
> > > >
> > > > > > > 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.
> > > > >
> > > > > But gee little dicky, how could they 'make a buck' on me
if
> I'm
> > > > > spewing nonsense, am a liar and a fraud, and no one buys
any
> of
> > > > what
> > > > > I say???
> > > >
> > > > Still called advertising. Just like a TV network that calls
a
> > show
> > > > the "best ..." and cancels it two weeks later.
> > >
> > > But gee little dicky, I wasn't cancelled "two weeks later"!!!
> >
> > There's a lot more bookshelf space than TV time slots.
>
> ???
You do lose the train of thought quite easily. Must be all the
alcohol.
If there were a train here I'd know it.
> >
> > >
> > > They're a business who
> > > > wants to sell product. That's all it is, moron. Are you
really
> > this
> > > > naive?
> > >
> > > Interesting. You saying no one buys my book on one hand, then
you
> > say
> > > it sells because there must be a ton of people who like to
hear
> > fraud
> > > and lies. Get your stories straight--here's another chance.
> >
> > I didn't say either one.
>
> Should have expected the easy way out again.... Denial when it's
all
> there in B&W.
I will always deny your lies. Let's educcate again. I said 10s of
copies, not "no one buys" your book. I said people probably read
your
column (not your book) for laughs. Now, do you have it straight or
do
we need to go over it again?
Making it all up on the fly again? BTW--what's "10's of copies" mean?
Do you choose there to be an infinite answer, or are you going to
limit it so you won't look too stupiud?
> >
> > > > > All your make believe money-making charges aside....When
did
> > you
> > > > > start believing that there's anything positive about ANY
> > > addiction?
> > > >
> > > > I didn't say it was positive. Just neutral. If an addiction
has
> > no
> > > > NEGATIVE consequences then it is neutral.
> > >
> > > So now you've decided to reconsider what you said before.
> >
> > Nope.
> >
> > > Good idea
> > > to save face. However, your weasel-wording didn't buy you
> anything
> > > and only made you look dumber and more of a denyer. By
continuing
> > to
> > > squander away the truth about addiction you're simply digging
> > > yourself a larger hole to flop into when the rubber hits the
road-
> -
> > or
> > > in your case, when your wife discovered where all the money
> you've
> > > been telling her you've won and deposited just disappeared.
> > > A "neutral addiction".
> >
> > Not my words.
Certainly not--today.....
>
> And they never will be. DENIAL is on your side and a major part
of
> your life right now, remember?
Yes, denial of your lies is, and always will be, a major part of my
responses.
Remember denial's meaning.
> >
> > > >
> > > > > You need to read up on your links more. Anyone who's ever
> > talked
> > > to
> > > > a
> > > > > compulsive behaviour counselor hears those words in the
first
> > > > > discussion. What makes you have the need for that not to
be
> > true?
> > > > OK,
> > > > > I know gambling addicts won't accept any facts that might
cut
> > > into
> > > > > their habit. Just reply with a ? and we'll understand.
> > > >
> > > > We all know about your need to call all successful gamblers
> > > addicts.
> > > > It's still your modus operandi and appears like it always
will
> > be.
> > > I
> > > > suspect very few successful gamblers are addicts so it
really
> > makes
> > > > little difference. However, I will stick to my claim that
an
> > > > addiction that has no negative side effects is NOT a
problem.
> Go
> > > back
> > > > a reread the links, moron, they're about "gambling
problems".
> > >
> > > And the violin plays on..... The violin of sadness, denial,
and
> > > anxiety. "Addictions are neutral so they're good" & "AP's
aren't
> > > addicts". Man alive, you really are diseased.
> >
> > You really have got this thing for addiction. You still have
the
> NEED
> > and can't let go. You are so pathetic that you NEED to call
> everyone
> > else an addict to ease the pain of your own weakness.
>
> Nope, just calling a spade a spade from experience.
Yep. Just like I said. YOUR EXPERIENCE. The one you NEED to apply
to
everyone else. You are either too stupid or too vain to allow that
most of us fall into the 97% that are not addicted.
Are you kidding yourself even MORE? Who do you think qualifies for
addicts--visitors twice a year, or daily players who claim they have
some sort of theoretical advantage over the casinos when they need
those blinders to justify playing far more than they should? 97%? HA!
More self-confidence building. I watched a show on cable 2 weeks ago
that said their study showed at least half of all regular gamblers
are seriously inflicted with gambling disease, and few if any would
admit to it until they are forced into facing the harsh reality of it
all. Like the path you're on. You'll be dancing happily (at least
outwardly) for a while, but then it'll all come crashing down, and
I'll be the first in line to laugh and kick sand in your face!
> You're just
> entering that phase of learning, and denial is so much a part of
your
> life now that you won't agree with anything said against you for
a
> long time.
Yes, I guess I must be "entering" that short phase with over 25
years
part time gambling and 8 years as an APer. You really can call 'em,
little man.
Some people have the assets to squander away over the years. What
goes around comes around....always.
> It is so
> > completely obvious to everyone why you carry on like this.
Sorry,
> > Robbie, my boy, but the majority of us don't have your
weakness.
We
> > can gamble for profit and not fall victim to its' downside.
>
> Of course you can't little dicky. Why, you and the other 'AP's"
who
> play daily have no chance of becoming compulsive gamblers because
you
> don't GAMBLE!
You claimed to have read those links I posted but now you come back
and say the opposite of what is there. Robbie, my boy, one either
has
compulsive tendencies or they don't. It is not a learned attribute.
But hey, keep up the good work. You have outdone yourself this time
in posting complete nonsense and obvious lies.
You can always be counted upon for your selective interpretations of
any article. That's exactly part of the disease gambling bestows upon
individuals. Paint the pretty picture, continuously saying
any 'wrong' is only what others are saddled with, and making up
excuses about your sickness as you go. If Mr. Spock came by and did
the Vulcan Mind thing with you, even HE'D go berserk at the conflict,
corruption and self-denial that goes on within your twisted mind.
> Even that quack Dr. Phil would easily see how you like to
marginalize
> what you've done to you and your wife. You've turned your
retirement
> into a one-dimentional life....one that's in a rut to nowhere and
> going downhill at an increasing rate of speed. I talk to 'AP's"
all
> the time who've finally admitted their mistakes. I even wrote
about
a
> high-rolling one with a real name last month. There's really not
a
> lot you can do about it though until you face it like a man--
which
i
> know is waaaay difficult for a nerd.
The nonsense (with a little babbling for good measure) continues. I
love it.
Pathological gamblers do have a way of absorbing big blows.
> >
> > > > > > I'm constantly dumping the facts on you?
> > >
> > > ??? More Americana??
> >
> > Catching up are you? Boy I get tired of explaining these things
> that
> > everyone else gets the first time.
>
> I guess I can live without the punchline.
I'll give you a hint ... "ruffled".
You mean with "ridges"? I like 'em.
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.
> > > > >
> > > > > Too much info-overload for you little dicky. Say so and
I'll
> > slow
> > > > > down.
> > > >
> > > > Please keep up the foolish remarks. Don't slow down on my
> account.
> > >
> > > At least half of the subjects in this e-mail were avoided by
you.
> > Are
> > > you THAT rattled?
> >
> > Not in the least. You don't even know how foolish you look.
LMAO.
>
> If you even got part of that - and weren't a geek - you'd be
> responding with something solid right now.
Nope, just grinning.
Which means you didn't get it.
> > > > > It's readily apparent you're cornered in the betting
dept.,
> and
> > > you
> > > > > consistently need to re-read and look up your selective
> > responses
> > > > on
> > > > > bowling, radio gigs, and tennis nonsense. Let's get to
the
> > bottom
> > > > > line and start over--you either accept or decline, no bet
> > raising
> > > > by
> > > > > either of us, no scrambling around by you because you're
> > > > > uncomfortable, and no declining simply because I made the
> > offers.
> > > I
> > > > > understand you won't bet me on the radio doc's thing
because
> > you
> > > > > stated you subsequently believed what I said. So we'll
forget
> > > that.
> > > > >
> > > > > 1. Tennis--best of 7, but only when my Doctor says I can
> > proceed
> > > > > after the operation on my foot. No money--just some of
> > > > > your "gamesmanship". Because I've played an average of 2-
3
> > times
> > > > per
> > > > > week for years now and you have a bum kneee
> > > >
> > > > Sounds fine to me.
> > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > 2. Bowling: I don't care how much--you name the amount.
I'm
> in
> > > > decent
> > > > > shape and can practice enough to beat a nerd. Candle pins
or
> > ten
> > > > > pins? Again, we have to wait until I'm cleared.
> > > >
> > > > When someone says "bowling" these days it's 10 pin.
Candlepins
> > are
> > > > pretty much history (esp. outside of New England). Same
amount
> as
> > > > tennis is consistent with my previous offer. 10 games,
total
> pins.
> > >
> > > You mean $1000 a game? OK.
> >
> > I really meant zero, since that is the bet for tennis. I didn't
> want
> > to take advantage of you ... but $1000 a game is fine if that
is
> what
> > you want.
>
> No, I said we'll go with what you propose here. Zero it is. They
> enjoyment of serving you my turkeys will be payment enough.
> >
> > >
> > > > > In your favor, I understand there'll be some sort of left
> foot
> > > > slight
> > > > > movement restriction involved with this surgery after
it's
> > > healed.
> > > > > Don't let that worry you.
> > > >
> > > > I won't.
> > >
> > > > > That's it. On or off? I'll announce it and the details in
the
> > > paper
> > > > > before we play, and we'll see how many geeks show up to
root
> > > > against
> > > > > me.
> > > >
> > > > On. When is your surgery? How much recovery time is
required?
> > >
> > > I'm going to consult with the surgeeon on April 20th. I don't
> know
> > > anything beyond that. But you best get in shape. Dump the
beer
> gut
> > so
> > > I don't feel so bad dismantling you on the court and the
alleys.
> >
> > Let me know. I can make most of May then it will probably be
> October
> > before I'm available.
>
> OK, if the Indians don't take all your money and you still have
any
> health left after experiencing 6 months of slimey health
conditions
> in LV casinos, we're good.
LV casinos? What part of snowbird don't you understand?
Doesn't matter. You're already infected and the slime of the local
casinos will take years of cleansing to sanitize completely. You know
those 2 pairs of pants you wear to the casinos and that bowling
shirt? Take a whiff of them 3 months after you get 'home'. And that
fright is nothing compared to how your mind was infected.
>
> You're avoiding my comments on how a court would see your
lifestyle
> as told by me vs. your defense of such a stagnated degenerate
living,
Depends on the jury make-up. In the bible belt either one of us
would
be convicted for simply stepping foot in a casino. However,
assuming
an unpredjudiced jury, I would have no problem winning. The facts
have a way of convincing people.
Bible belt?? I have a bible and I don't live in 'that' part of the
country. Are you prejudiced? And I can see it now: Little
dicky: "Judge, I gamble every day but I'm not a degenerate addict
because I submit that it has no negative effect whatsoever on my
life". Judge: "90 days for contempt of court, and an additional 120
for being so stupid!"
> and how it would view your opinions of me here (you know, liar
and
> fraud, etc. etc.).
I think that's pretty obvious given your lies in this post alone.
Doesn't answer the question. You think the only truthful people who
gamble are AP's who say they aren't addicted, win all the time, and
say they lead normal lives to boot. Here's your Judge again: "Mr.
Denyer, I'm throwing away the key this time....you're a danger to
anyone listening as well as to yourself and to your family. LV is
FULL of players who won't say they're addicted to the games and claim
to be doing just fine. And you wonder why it's such a cesspool of
degeneracy that attracts an overly excessive amount of minorities,
foreigners, queers, pinkos, and half-cocked alcoholics? It's people
like you who give them encouragement, and people like you who,
although you have the wherewithall to last a little longer than they
will on average, you are the catalysts for the demise of normalcy in
Las Vegas lives".
> Don't be worried. Just as with the radio jock--who
> publicly broadcast slander on me time after time, I only like to
take
> individual's money in bets. Beating you in tennis will suffice
for
> all the nonsensical lies spewed about me, and after seeing you
> welching in previous bets, I somewhat doubt you'll be all go when
it
> comes time to play. Good luck!
Don't cling too much to that "doubt". It will most certainly bite
you in the end.
Then keep your wallet open and stifle the mouth. It's all I'm
interested in.
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