--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@c...>
wrote:
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@a...>
wrote:
> It means a wish for something to be truthful.
You mean it's YOUR wish for something to be truthful. I just looked
the word up in a new Webster's dictionary on the word, and guess
what? Your make-believe life conjured up yet another fake word
available only on weirdo unofficial websites. Should we be
surprised??
The way it works is a word gets used and THEN it makes it into the
dictionary. I thought someone who is smarter than "99.9% of the
population" would understand this commonly known fact. By the way,
google came up with 13100 hits and try this out for size,
http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/01/07/word.contest.ap/
> I am confident. If you knew any little thing about me you'd be
> splattering it all over the forum.
No, because I don't do illegal things.
There's a lot of non-illegal facts about me that you also haven't
figured out. Keep the lies coming, it's so obvious.
You would look at it as
slander because the truth about you is not what you want printed in
public.
I have ABSOLUTELY nothing to hide. So, post away.
I'm saving it for the right time, the right place, and for
when I can manipulate you into signing up to allow me to release
your
sad story. That's why i want you in that booth. An agreement has to
be signed before any discussion.
The lies just keep on coming. You should be called the "everready"
liar.
> No backpedaling. Both are true. I just don't see enough merit in
> seeing you lie to overcome the overall waste of time.
Backpeddaling. no other weasel wording can get you to change that.
No, to backpedal I would have needed to agree in the first place.
you'd think someone who is smarter than "99.9% of the population"
would understand this well known fact.
> > I see several issues with you here. The most glaring is you
think
> > you're smarter than 90% of the rest.
>
> In math I'd say it's closer to 99%.
Not from what I've seen. You might be good at programming something
to spit out results you programmed it to do, but I'm certain from
what I've seen that even I am miles ahead of your pure math
ability.
Then why haven't you figured out that 1+1=2? You know the fact that
ones' overall expectation is simply the sum of the individual ones.
Remember, you nerds worked for me and jumped at my every demand.
Keep those lies a coming. I already know that someone who has never
heard of Dilbert never worked in corporate America.
>In other areas I might be in the lower 1%. Even the most well
educated people know very little if you get right down to it.
That I don't disagree with, even though I know I am far smarter
than
99.9% of the population of this day. A school education alone means
nothing. What makes the difference is in the lives we lead.
LMAO.
> I've already told you that my simulations show that it is
possible
> for you to have won. In fact, the highest winner using a 6 level
> progression for 250 sessions came out to a cool 1.7 Million. The
> problem is that you are in the upper 1% of the results. Possible,
> yes ... just like winning the lottery and other low odds gambles.
My
> whole point has always been that your success is meaningless to
> anyone who is trying to determine the BEST approach to gambling.
My
> simulations clearly show that the progression adds nothing to the
> expected results, it simply increases the spread of possible
results.
Have you read my latest column that I posted? What you believe is
1%
or 15% or 45% is meaningless. Simulations mean nothing to the real
gambler.
LMAO again.
Experience and actual history is what does matter.
Still LMAO. History means squat in determining your next hand.
Experience is useful in determining the best plays and understanding
how to get the most out of casinos.
In my
friend's case, he's one of you but he isn't successful after 10
years. He wanted me to put in the article "How long does it take--
7000 years to get even with the math?" But I didn't want to pound
away at advantage players all at once.
One gambler means nothing. Just like your results. Let's see you
randomly select 100 APers and check their results. It's called
sampling and is used by corporations all the time. It's the only way
to TRULY understand the situation. Of course, you'd never go for this
because it would demonstrate you've been wrong all this time.
Although not completely random the VPfree poll on 2005 results come
pretty close. It shows approximately half the gamblers turned a
profit. Since many of the responders are from outside of LV, where
positive plays are much more rare, the results are pretty much what
would be predicted by the math models and simulations.
> > You KNOW I'm wrong, a liar, and the math just couldn't POSSIBLY
> > tell a lie, so why not? Seems you're safe and a half-million
> > wealthier without having to do a thing but accept.
>
> Correctomunde. The math DOES show your results are possible. It
still
> doesn't change the fact that you have lied about so many other
things
> that it's tough keeping a scorecard. It also doesn't change the
fact
> that your results are meaningless. It is also true that my own
> winning results are meaningless for anyone wishing to decide what
> approach to use to gamble. No single persons' results have any
effect
> on what will happen to a new gambler (or an old gambler) in the
> future). HOWEVER, if they want to give themselves the BEST chance
to win, then AP is BY FAR the best approach for them to use.
OK, so isn't a 99% probability that I'm full of it worth appearing
on
a radio show and taking the bet? You swear by the numbers. It
doesn't
get any better than 99%, correct?
No. I'd take a bet on your next 100 sessions. This would be like
betting against a lottery winner that they couldn't win the lottery.
The odds would be even better but it would still be a bad bet.
> The tennis match? Should be fun.
Did I miss something? Are you OK with the short video? Let's get
that
settled first. Tennis is fine, but I'll warn you in advance. My
technique isn't very good, but my stamina is Aces. I'd like to play
best of 7. You could win in 4 sets.
You'd think the fact I haven't played in over 4 years would be
enough, but I used to play 3 hours straight in the summer heat so I
doubt 4 quick 6-0 sets would cause me to sweat very much.
>
> I bowl for profit and play VP for profit. In neither case am I at
all interested in loose women.
How do you bowl for profit?
Tournaments.
> > I have a foot problem (fracture from 1998 that didn't and won't
> > totally heal)
> My wife had the same thing two years ago. I'm surprised you would
> still jog.
I have incomparable determination, even if it does my foot in. The
problem is I refuse to let my family see a physical weakness
because
I've been in such good shape my whole life. You actually know more
than them right now.
Sometimes it better to admit ones' weaknesses. They catch up with you
sooner or later.
> > and every day I jog/walk I do it in sometimes severe
> > pain. Esp. afterwards. Why can't you pressure your knee?
>
> I ruptured the acl back in '87 and had a miss diagnosis (they
told
me
> it was a strain). It really didn't effect me too much other than
I
> had to give up softball and basketball. I could still do the
sports
> that were important to me. I could jog as well. However, the lack
of
> support resulted in a torn miniscus that I had operated on in
2002
> (they removed 35%). The acl is still non-existent so I have to
watch
> out for additional wear and tear. As a result I now use a
stationary
> bike for my cardiovascular exercise and I doubt the knee will
ever
be as strong as I'd like.
Sounds like a basketball player's woes. And did you know that
Jerome
Bettis can't walk until 15-20 minutes AFTER he gets out of bed in
the
morning due to his knee problems? I once saw him crawl to the
bathroom on a sports show. He said he does that daily.
I suspect that's why he plans on retiring after the Super Bowl.