No more nonsense. You're still subject to a $10,000/event/day
punishment if you continue to doddle on the bets. It's now $60k/event.
I've told you enough times to set it up. For the mentally challenged,
that means agree on a date, submit your proposal for escrow deposit,
identify locations and times, and get the paperwork drawn up and
specify how or if you would like legal involved. I did all that with
the other guy as well as notify TV3 in LV--who was to tape key parts of
the proof-of-winning - and contact a Nevada arbitrator just in case.
You want to keep fumbling around with this saying "but gee, Rob will
back out by making me do something like run when he knows I can't
because of my sissified knee (but I can play tennis no problem!)" it'll
cost you $10k/event/day. You're the same weenie as a professional
bowler today as you were before you let the wimpy cat out of the bag.
I'll win because of a superior body (no vp belly) and a superior mind
(no vp sickness or controlled vp wife to load me up). I'm pumping iron
right after this then I'll be working on a car and my daughter's yard
the rest of the day--carrying ROCK. In the heat. So instead of going to
the Indian casino today to feed your habits, get busy with this!
Tick...Tick,...Tick...Tick...
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@...>
wrote:
No more nonsense. You're still subject to a $10,000/event/day
punishment if you continue to doddle on the bets. It's now
$60k/event.
Punishment? The more the merrier. However, I think we can all see
where this is leading. Robbie is hoing to reach a figure I can't
match. What he hasn't accounted for is how easy it would be for me to
get backers on a sure thing. You gotta love it ...
I've told you enough times to set it up. For the mentally
challenged,
that means agree on a date, submit your proposal for escrow
deposit,
identify locations and times, and get the paperwork drawn up and
specify how or if you would like legal involved.
Just send me $500 to cover your side of the legal fees.
Location: Rochester, MN
Tennis: Kutsky Park, 8:00 AM, July 3rd, 2006
Bowling: Recreation Lanes, one hour after tennis ends
Any other questions?
I did all that with
the other guy as well as notify TV3 in LV--who was to tape key
parts of
the proof-of-winning - and contact a Nevada arbitrator just in
case.
You want to keep fumbling around with this saying "but gee, Rob
will
back out by making me do something like run when he knows I can't
because of my sissified knee (but I can play tennis no problem!)"
it'll
cost you $10k/event/day. You're the same weenie as a professional
bowler today as you were before you let the wimpy cat out of the
bag.
I proposed a date. You didn't accept. I think we can all see another
pattern forming here. However, July 3rd is just fine with me. We can
play right here in Minnesota since it's a single ticket either way.
I'll even take you on a tour of the Indian casinos. You might even
get an article or two out of it.
I'll win because of a superior body (no vp belly) and a superior
mind
(no vp sickness or controlled vp wife to load me up). I'm pumping
iron
right after this then I'll be working on a car and my daughter's
yard
the rest of the day--carrying ROCK. In the heat. So instead of
going to
the Indian casino today to feed your habits, get busy with this!
Do you really think you can learn how to bowl in an extra month? CC.
I hate to tell you, but being in better shape will only be worth a
few pins. Not enough to cover the difference in skill levels. But
hey, I can use the time to improve my tennis game. It's the only one
that's even in question.
"Leading"?? ... this contest is over. There is NO WAY Rob will go
through with it ... the only question is what situation will he
create to back down (it won't be graceful) and when.
All the bluster, posturing, and scrambling confirms you caught him
by surprise. What's he gonna do next to get in shape? Punch frozen
meat carcasses? Run up hills with a log strapped to his back? Bear
wrestling? LMAO!
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@>
wrote:
>
> No more nonsense. You're still subject to a $10,000/event/day
> punishment if you continue to doddle on the bets. It's now
$60k/event.Punishment? The more the merrier. However, I think we can all see
where this is leading. Robbie is hoing to reach a figure I can't
match. What he hasn't accounted for is how easy it would be for me
to
get backers on a sure thing. You gotta love it ...
> I've told you enough times to set it up. For the mentally
challenged,
> that means agree on a date, submit your proposal for escrow
deposit,
> identify locations and times, and get the paperwork drawn up and
> specify how or if you would like legal involved.Just send me $500 to cover your side of the legal fees.
Location: Rochester, MN
Tennis: Kutsky Park, 8:00 AM, July 3rd, 2006
Bowling: Recreation Lanes, one hour after tennis ends
Any other questions?> I did all that with
> the other guy as well as notify TV3 in LV--who was to tape key
parts of
> the proof-of-winning - and contact a Nevada arbitrator just in
case.
> You want to keep fumbling around with this saying "but gee, Rob
will
> back out by making me do something like run when he knows I
can't
> because of my sissified knee (but I can play tennis no
problem!)"
it'll
> cost you $10k/event/day. You're the same weenie as a
professional
> bowler today as you were before you let the wimpy cat out of the
bag.I proposed a date. You didn't accept. I think we can all see
another
pattern forming here. However, July 3rd is just fine with me. We
can
play right here in Minnesota since it's a single ticket either
way.
I'll even take you on a tour of the Indian casinos. You might even
get an article or two out of it.> I'll win because of a superior body (no vp belly) and a superior
mind
> (no vp sickness or controlled vp wife to load me up). I'm
pumping
iron
> right after this then I'll be working on a car and my daughter's
yard
> the rest of the day--carrying ROCK. In the heat. So instead of
going to
> the Indian casino today to feed your habits, get busy with this!Do you really think you can learn how to bowl in an extra month?
CC.
I hate to tell you, but being in better shape will only be worth a
few pins. Not enough to cover the difference in skill levels. But
hey, I can use the time to improve my tennis game. It's the only
one
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@>
wrote:
> No more nonsense. You're still subject to a $10,000/event/day
> punishment if you continue to doddle on the bets. It's now
$60k/event.
Punishment? The more the merrier. However, I think we can all see
where this is leading. Robbie is hoing to reach a figure I can't
match. What he hasn't accounted for is how easy it would be for me
to get backers on a sure thing. You gotta love it ...
Instead of focusing on how you can get out of this, try and
concentrate for a second: It's all settled. all you need do is get
the parameters set. And "backers"? HAHA!!! Sounds like Bob Dancer on
one of his high-limit excursions when he's playing over his head.
> I've told you enough times to set it up. For the mentally
challenged,
> that means agree on a date, submit your proposal for escrow
deposit,
> identify locations and times, and get the paperwork drawn up and
> specify how or if you would like legal involved.Just send me $500 to cover your side of the legal fees.
Why clown around?
Location: Rochester, MN
Tennis: Kutsky Park, 8:00 AM, July 3rd, 2006
Bowling: Recreation Lanes, one hour after tennis ends
Any other questions?
Yeah, answer the ones you, as a mentally challenged individual,
ducked. Locations & date: I'll be there. Not stop dicking around and
finalize the administrative portions. If you don't by tomorrow
midnight it's $70k/event.
> I did all that with
> the other guy as well as notify TV3 in LV--who was to tape key
parts of
> the proof-of-winning - and contact a Nevada arbitrator just in
case.
> You want to keep fumbling around with this saying "but gee, Rob
will
> back out by making me do something like run when he knows I can't
> because of my sissified knee (but I can play tennis no problem!)"
it'll
> cost you $10k/event/day. You're the same weenie as a professional
> bowler today as you were before you let the wimpy cat out of the
bag.I proposed a date. You didn't accept. I think we can all see
another
pattern forming here. However, July 3rd is just fine with me. We
can
play right here in Minnesota since it's a single ticket either way.
I'll even take you on a tour of the Indian casinos. You might even
get an article or two out of it.> I'll win because of a superior body (no vp belly) and a superior
mind
> (no vp sickness or controlled vp wife to load me up). I'm pumping
iron
> right after this then I'll be working on a car and my daughter's
yard
> the rest of the day--carrying ROCK. In the heat. So instead of
going to
> the Indian casino today to feed your habits, get busy with this!Do you really think you can learn how to bowl in an extra month?
CC.
I hate to tell you, but being in better shape will only be worth a
few pins. Not enough to cover the difference in skill levels. But
hey, I can use the time to improve my tennis game. It's the only
one that's even in question.
Bowling's a sissy "sport" and I've done it before. Catching up is as
easy as making a cherry pie. 300 games don't impress me unless you do
it when I'm present. There's no way you roll a 16 lb. ball better
than me down a short alley.
···
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@...> wrote:
Just what little dicky needs on his side: Moral Support!! Maybe he
can get you in as a verifier. I wouldn't mind seeing the face of
another surprised bozo when I win it all!
"Leading"?? ... this contest is over. There is NO WAY Rob will go
through with it ... the only question is what situation will he
create to back down (it won't be graceful) and when.All the bluster, posturing, and scrambling confirms you caught him
by surprise. What's he gonna do next to get in shape? Punch
frozen
meat carcasses? Run up hills with a log strapped to his back? Bear
wrestling? LMAO!>
> --- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@>
> wrote:
> >
> > No more nonsense. You're still subject to a $10,000/event/day
> > punishment if you continue to doddle on the bets. It's now
> $60k/event.
>
> Punishment? The more the merrier. However, I think we can all see
> where this is leading. Robbie is hoing to reach a figure I can't
> match. What he hasn't accounted for is how easy it would be for
me
to
> get backers on a sure thing. You gotta love it ...
>
> > I've told you enough times to set it up. For the mentally
> challenged,
> > that means agree on a date, submit your proposal for escrow
> deposit,
> > identify locations and times, and get the paperwork drawn up
and
> > specify how or if you would like legal involved.
>
> Just send me $500 to cover your side of the legal fees.
>
> Location: Rochester, MN
> Tennis: Kutsky Park, 8:00 AM, July 3rd, 2006
> Bowling: Recreation Lanes, one hour after tennis ends
> Any other questions?
>
> > I did all that with
> > the other guy as well as notify TV3 in LV--who was to tape key
> parts of
> > the proof-of-winning - and contact a Nevada arbitrator just in
> case.
> > You want to keep fumbling around with this saying "but gee, Rob
> will
> > back out by making me do something like run when he knows I
can't
> > because of my sissified knee (but I can play tennis no
problem!)"
> it'll
> > cost you $10k/event/day. You're the same weenie as a
professional
> > bowler today as you were before you let the wimpy cat out of
the
> bag.
>
> I proposed a date. You didn't accept. I think we can all see
another
> pattern forming here. However, July 3rd is just fine with me. We
can
> play right here in Minnesota since it's a single ticket either
way.
> I'll even take you on a tour of the Indian casinos. You might
even
> get an article or two out of it.
>
> > I'll win because of a superior body (no vp belly) and a
superior
> mind
> > (no vp sickness or controlled vp wife to load me up). I'm
pumping
> iron
> > right after this then I'll be working on a car and my
daughter's
> yard
> > the rest of the day--carrying ROCK. In the heat. So instead of
> going to
> > the Indian casino today to feed your habits, get busy with this!
>
> Do you really think you can learn how to bowl in an extra month?
CC.
> I hate to tell you, but being in better shape will only be worth
a
···
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "2-WILD" <lucky4K@...> wrote:
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@> wrote:
> few pins. Not enough to cover the difference in skill levels. But
> hey, I can use the time to improve my tennis game. It's the only
one
> that's even in question.
>
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@...>
wrote:
> > No more nonsense. You're still subject to a $10,000/event/day
> > punishment if you continue to doddle on the bets. It's now
> $60k/event.> Punishment? The more the merrier. However, I think we can all see
> where this is leading. Robbie is hoing to reach a figure I can't
> match. What he hasn't accounted for is how easy it would be for
me
to get backers on a sure thing. You gotta love it ...
Instead of focusing on how you can get out of this, try and
concentrate for a second: It's all settled. all you need do is get
the parameters set. And "backers"? HAHA!!! Sounds like Bob Dancer
on
one of his high-limit excursions when he's playing over his head.
Yawn.
>
> > I've told you enough times to set it up. For the mentally
> challenged,
> > that means agree on a date, submit your proposal for escrow
> deposit,
> > identify locations and times, and get the paperwork drawn up
and
> > specify how or if you would like legal involved.
>
> Just send me $500 to cover your side of the legal fees.Why clown around?
It was time to find out if Rob was serious. The obvious answer by his
response is NO. At the beginning of this bet I mentioned Robbie had
two ways of backing out of bets, 1) throwing in another option where
he has a significant advantage and 2) continuing to raise the bet.
After getting him to drop 1) he has continued to do 2) ad nauseum. He
really must love to make me look brilliant.
In effect Rob has already backed out of the $20K bet, the $40K bet
and the $60K bet even after I clearly accepted. So, I think we've all
had enough of his "clown(ing) around". When I get a check in the mail
I'll continue to set it up.
>
> Location: Rochester, MN
> Tennis: Kutsky Park, 8:00 AM, July 3rd, 2006
> Bowling: Recreation Lanes, one hour after tennis ends
> Any other questions?Yeah, answer the ones you, as a mentally challenged individual,
ducked. Locations & date: I'll be there. Not stop dicking around
and
finalize the administrative portions. If you don't by tomorrow
midnight it's $70k/event.
As I mentioned above Rob just backed out of the $60K bet. That makes
it 3 times now after I clearly accepted a number. You would think Rob
could show a modicrum of integrity by simply stating he would not bet
someone where they had such an obvious advantage instead of this
foolishness. Far more people would respect you, Rob, if you simply
stated that my being a professional bowler makes it a poor bet from
your standpoint. It is, of course, the truth. So, what to do? I'll
await one of two events to occur. Robbie comes forward with the $500
or sucks it up and admits accepting the bet would be foolish. The
ball is in your court, Rob. (Pun intended)
>
> > I did all that with
> > the other guy as well as notify TV3 in LV--who was to tape key
> parts of
> > the proof-of-winning - and contact a Nevada arbitrator just in
> case.
> > You want to keep fumbling around with this saying "but gee, Rob
> will
> > back out by making me do something like run when he knows I
can't
> > because of my sissified knee (but I can play tennis no
problem!)"
> it'll
> > cost you $10k/event/day. You're the same weenie as a
professional
> > bowler today as you were before you let the wimpy cat out of
the
> bag.
>
> I proposed a date. You didn't accept. I think we can all see
another
> pattern forming here. However, July 3rd is just fine with me. We
can
> play right here in Minnesota since it's a single ticket either
way.
> I'll even take you on a tour of the Indian casinos. You might
even
> get an article or two out of it.
>
> > I'll win because of a superior body (no vp belly) and a
superior
> mind
> > (no vp sickness or controlled vp wife to load me up). I'm
pumping
> iron
> > right after this then I'll be working on a car and my
daughter's
> yard
> > the rest of the day--carrying ROCK. In the heat. So instead of
> going to
> > the Indian casino today to feed your habits, get busy with this!
>
> Do you really think you can learn how to bowl in an extra month?
CC.
> I hate to tell you, but being in better shape will only be worth
a
> few pins. Not enough to cover the difference in skill levels. But
> hey, I can use the time to improve my tennis game. It's the only
one that's even in question.Bowling's a sissy "sport" and I've done it before. Catching up is
as
easy as making a cherry pie. 300 games don't impress me unless you
do
it when I'm present. There's no way you roll a 16 lb. ball better
than me down a short alley.
Actually, I use a 15 lb ball these days as do the majority of pros.
With the newer technology in balls speed is more important than it
used to be.
Have you no dignity? You're exposing yourself and your welching to
everyone who reads this. You're claiming that my "upping the bet" is
somehow my 'backing out'. So now I'll eliminate THAT escape route
you're using and we'll go back to the original $20k/event....or
whatever amount you would like. Also, what's this $500 loophole? Why
would I send you anything at all when we're betting and it costs you
nothing until you lose--unless you choose legal help and that's your
own nickel. And so you don't use THAT as another escape route, I'll
take care of my own legal and we'll sign off on each other's
paperwork before the first game. You don't see me asking for help
buying the plane ticket! So what else can you come up with? Let's
see....You tried to use being a 'pro bowler' as a means to scare me
away. But I like competition, and if that's your method of being more
competitive then I'm all for it. I'll still bowl you right out of the
place by the time we're ready to face off. Then you throw in a bunch
of 'indices' about tennis players--WTF?? Who cares about ratings?
I'll beat you in 4 sets anyway. Now it's the $10k/day that's given
you light at the end of the escape tunnel. Tough love....I've
eliminated that one. But what about the $500? No one needs $500
either way for any reason. I can't stop you from saying "pay me or no
deal!" Do you really think my paying you for nothing is reasonable?
Oh, and don't use the excuse that you have to pay for the courts 'in
advance' either. There are plenty of free places to play in LV if you
refuse to get one up there. Let's see---bowling alleys don't require
up front either. So now is there any more escape routes you can take?
Go ahead, but you know I'll plug them.
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@>
wrote:
> > > No more nonsense. You're still subject to a
$10,000/event/day
> > > punishment if you continue to doddle on the bets. It's now
> > $60k/event.
>
> > Punishment? The more the merrier. However, I think we can all
see
> > where this is leading. Robbie is hoing to reach a figure I
can't
> > match. What he hasn't accounted for is how easy it would be for
me
> to get backers on a sure thing. You gotta love it ...
>
> Instead of focusing on how you can get out of this, try and
> concentrate for a second: It's all settled. all you need do is
get
> the parameters set. And "backers"? HAHA!!! Sounds like Bob Dancer
on
> one of his high-limit excursions when he's playing over his head.Yawn.
> >
> > > I've told you enough times to set it up. For the mentally
> > challenged,
> > > that means agree on a date, submit your proposal for escrow
> > deposit,
> > > identify locations and times, and get the paperwork drawn up
and
> > > specify how or if you would like legal involved.
> >
> > Just send me $500 to cover your side of the legal fees.
>
> Why clown around?It was time to find out if Rob was serious. The obvious answer by
his
response is NO. At the beginning of this bet I mentioned Robbie had
two ways of backing out of bets, 1) throwing in another option
where
he has a significant advantage and 2) continuing to raise the bet.
After getting him to drop 1) he has continued to do 2) ad nauseum.
He
really must love to make me look brilliant.
In effect Rob has already backed out of the $20K bet, the $40K bet
and the $60K bet even after I clearly accepted. So, I think we've
all
had enough of his "clown(ing) around". When I get a check in the
I'll continue to set it up.
> >
> > Location: Rochester, MN
> > Tennis: Kutsky Park, 8:00 AM, July 3rd, 2006
> > Bowling: Recreation Lanes, one hour after tennis ends
> > Any other questions?
>
> Yeah, answer the ones you, as a mentally challenged individual,
> ducked. Locations & date: I'll be there. Not stop dicking around
and
> finalize the administrative portions. If you don't by tomorrow
> midnight it's $70k/event.As I mentioned above Rob just backed out of the $60K bet. That
makes
it 3 times now after I clearly accepted a number. You would think
Rob
could show a modicrum of integrity by simply stating he would not
bet
someone where they had such an obvious advantage instead of this
foolishness. Far more people would respect you, Rob, if you simply
stated that my being a professional bowler makes it a poor bet from
your standpoint. It is, of course, the truth. So, what to do? I'll
await one of two events to occur. Robbie comes forward with the
$500
or sucks it up and admits accepting the bet would be foolish. The
ball is in your court, Rob. (Pun intended)> >
> > > I did all that with
> > > the other guy as well as notify TV3 in LV--who was to tape
key
> > parts of
> > > the proof-of-winning - and contact a Nevada arbitrator just
in
> > case.
> > > You want to keep fumbling around with this saying "but gee,
Rob
> > will
> > > back out by making me do something like run when he knows I
can't
> > > because of my sissified knee (but I can play tennis no
problem!)"
> > it'll
> > > cost you $10k/event/day. You're the same weenie as a
professional
> > > bowler today as you were before you let the wimpy cat out of
the
> > bag.
> >
> > I proposed a date. You didn't accept. I think we can all see
> another
> > pattern forming here. However, July 3rd is just fine with me.
We
> can
> > play right here in Minnesota since it's a single ticket either
way.
> > I'll even take you on a tour of the Indian casinos. You might
even
> > get an article or two out of it.
> >
> > > I'll win because of a superior body (no vp belly) and a
superior
> > mind
> > > (no vp sickness or controlled vp wife to load me up). I'm
pumping
> > iron
> > > right after this then I'll be working on a car and my
daughter's
> > yard
> > > the rest of the day--carrying ROCK. In the heat. So instead
of
> > going to
> > > the Indian casino today to feed your habits, get busy with
this!
> >
> > Do you really think you can learn how to bowl in an extra
month?
> CC.
> > I hate to tell you, but being in better shape will only be
worth
a
> > few pins. Not enough to cover the difference in skill levels.
But
> > hey, I can use the time to improve my tennis game. It's the
only
> one that's even in question.
>
> Bowling's a sissy "sport" and I've done it before. Catching up is
as
> easy as making a cherry pie. 300 games don't impress me unless
you
···
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@...> wrote:
do
> it when I'm present. There's no way you roll a 16 lb. ball better
> than me down a short alley.Actually, I use a 15 lb ball these days as do the majority of pros.
With the newer technology in balls speed is more important than it
used to be.
LOL!! Rob's backing down ... and RIV tells why.
···
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@...> wrote:
Have you no dignity? You're exposing yourself and your welching to
everyone who reads this. You're claiming that my "upping the bet" is
somehow my 'backing out'. So now I'll eliminate THAT escape route
you're using and we'll go back to the original $20k/event....or
whatever amount you would like.
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@...>
wrote:
Have you no dignity? You're exposing yourself and your welching to
everyone who reads this. You're claiming that my "upping the bet"
is
somehow my 'backing out'. So now I'll eliminate THAT escape route
you're using and we'll go back to the original $20k/event....or
whatever amount you would like.
Ok, that's a start.
Also, what's this $500 loophole?
YOU asked me to come up with a contract. Did you think that would be
without cost? The money shows you are committed to follow through
with the contract or you lose that money. However, I am more than
willing to pursue other forms of agreement.
Why
would I send you anything at all when we're betting and it costs
you
nothing until you lose--unless you choose legal help and that's
your
own nickel.
Sorry, but unless there is some legally binding agreement in place
before the matches there's no way assure payments. However, as I
stated above, I'm willing to pursue a simple agreement signed by both
parties.
And so you don't use THAT as another escape route, I'll
take care of my own legal and we'll sign off on each other's
paperwork before the first game.
That's another option ... why didn't you say that first instead of
insisting I provide the contract?
You don't see me asking for help
buying the plane ticket! So what else can you come up with? Let's
see....You tried to use being a 'pro bowler' as a means to scare me
away. But I like competition, and if that's your method of being
more
competitive then I'm all for it.
Works for me.
I'll still bowl you right out of the
place by the time we're ready to face off.
CC. And right afterwards you'll challenge Barry Bonds to a HR match.
Then you throw in a bunch
of 'indices' about tennis players--WTF?? Who cares about ratings?
No one in this match. Just letting you know what you're up against. I
suspect you've misinterpreted my moral disclosure to be an attempt to
get out of the bet. LMAO.
I'll beat you in 4 sets anyway. Now it's the $10k/day that's given
you light at the end of the escape tunnel. Tough love....I've
eliminated that one. But what about the $500? No one needs $500
either way for any reason. I can't stop you from saying "pay me or
no
deal!" Do you really think my paying you for nothing is reasonable?
Already answered.
Oh, and don't use the excuse that you have to pay for the
courts 'in
advance' either. There are plenty of free places to play in LV if
you
refuse to get one up there. Let's see---bowling alleys don't
require
up front either. So now is there any more escape routes you can
take?
Go ahead, but you know I'll plug them.
The cost of the courts and bowling is trivial. Never even a
consideration.
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@>
wrote:
>
> Have you no dignity? You're exposing yourself and your welching
to everyone who reads this. You're claiming that my "upping the bet"
is somehow my 'backing out'. So now I'll eliminate THAT escape
route you're using and we'll go back to the original $20k/event....or
whatever amount you would like.
Ok, that's a start.
> Also, what's this $500 loophole?
YOU asked me to come up with a contract. Did you think that would
be without cost? The money shows you are committed to follow through
with the contract or you lose that money. However, I am more than
willing to pursue other forms of agreement.
What a bunch of BS. I'm flying up there and you spend a few
bucks 'setting up a contract'. Are you that broke or that
cheap....really??
> Why would I send you anything at all when we're betting and it
costs you nothing until you lose--unless you choose legal help and
that's your own nickel.
Sorry, but unless there is some legally binding agreement in place
before the matches there's no way assure payments. However, as I
stated above, I'm willing to pursue a simple agreement signed by
both parties.
Somewhere in here I said we'd bring our own paperwork and we'd each
sign off on both.
> And so you don't use THAT as another escape route, I'll take care
of my own legal and we'll sign off on each other's paperwork before
the first game.
That's another option ... why didn't you say that first instead of
insisting I provide the contract?
Because when I did this with the radio guy I did all the setting up
at my expense, and since I knew there was no way I could lose then I
didn't mind. In this case you say you're in the driver's seat because
of your bowling history--and you say you can't lose--so I expected
you figured your shelling out a few bucks to set it up was a drop-in-
the-bucket investment.
> You don't see me asking for help buying the plane ticket! So what
else can you come up with? Let's see....You tried to use being a 'pro
bowler' as a means to scare me away. But I like competition, and if
that's your method of being more competitive then I'm all for it.
Works for me.
> I'll still bowl you right out of the place by the time we're
ready to face off.
CC. And right afterwards you'll challenge Barry Bonds to a HR
match.
CC again....whatever that is. Comparing yourself to a Barry Bonds
type might build your confidence, but I think you know you'll be
stepping of the train from fantasyland to reality when you face me.
> Then you throw in a bunch
> of 'indices' about tennis players--WTF?? Who cares about ratings?
No one in this match. Just letting you know what you're up against.
I suspect you've misinterpreted my moral disclosure to be an attempt
to get out of the bet. LMAO.
I don't much care what it was or why.
> I'll beat you in 4 sets anyway. Now it's the $10k/day that's
given you light at the end of the escape tunnel. Tough love....I've
> eliminated that one. But what about the $500? No one needs $500
> either way for any reason. I can't stop you from saying "pay me
or no deal!" Do you really think my paying you for nothing is
reasonable?
Already answered.
Yes, and you saved yourself some more embarrassment in doing so.
> Oh, and don't use the excuse that you have to pay for the
courts 'in advance' either. There are plenty of free places to play
in LV if you refuse to get one up there. Let's see---bowling alleys
don't require up front either. So now is there any more escape routes
you can take? Go ahead, but you know I'll plug them.
The cost of the courts and bowling is trivial. Never even a
consideration.
Then consider it plugged.
···
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@...> wrote:
> Have you no dignity? You're exposing yourself and your welching to
> everyone who reads this. You're claiming that my "upping the bet"
is somehow my 'backing out'. So now I'll eliminate THAT escape route
you're using and we'll go back to the original $20k/event....or
whatever amount you would like.
LOL!! Rob's backing down ... and RIV tells why.
I'm not sure I get this---nor if you do either. Little dicky doesn't
want to bet larger amounts, so in order to keep it alive I accepted his
condition on this. Seems like you're trying to get him not to play me
with a dumb comment like this!
···
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "2-WILD" <lucky4K@...> wrote:
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@> wrote:
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@...>
wrote:
> > Have you no dignity? You're exposing yourself and your welching
to everyone who reads this. You're claiming that my "upping the
bet"
> is somehow my 'backing out'. So now I'll eliminate THAT escape
route you're using and we'll go back to the original
$20k/event....or
whatever amount you would like.
>
> Ok, that's a start.
>
> > Also, what's this $500 loophole?
>
> YOU asked me to come up with a contract. Did you think that would
be without cost? The money shows you are committed to follow
through
> with the contract or you lose that money. However, I am more than
> willing to pursue other forms of agreement.What a bunch of BS. I'm flying up there and you spend a few
bucks 'setting up a contract'. Are you that broke or that
cheap....really??
I have no guarantee you're flying anywhere. Looking up a flight
online is meaningless. Even booking something that can easily be
cancelled is meaningless. One would wonder why you're so afraid of
putting up a measly $500 ...
> > Why would I send you anything at all when we're betting and it
costs you nothing until you lose--unless you choose legal help and
that's your own nickel.> Sorry, but unless there is some legally binding agreement in
place
> before the matches there's no way assure payments. However, as I
> stated above, I'm willing to pursue a simple agreement signed by
both parties.Somewhere in here I said we'd bring our own paperwork and we'd each
sign off on both.
That was AFTER I asked for the $500 ... not before. Try to keep up.
> > And so you don't use THAT as another escape route, I'll take
care
of my own legal and we'll sign off on each other's paperwork before
the first game.
>
> That's another option ... why didn't you say that first instead
of
> insisting I provide the contract?
Because when I did this with the radio guy I did all the setting up
at my expense, and since I knew there was no way I could lose then
I
didn't mind. In this case you say you're in the driver's seat
because
of your bowling history--and you say you can't lose--so I expected
you figured your shelling out a few bucks to set it up was a drop-
in-
the-bucket investment.
First, I don't care what you did in another bet. Second, I wasn't
going to waste my time creating a contract when you were purusing
your normal back-out route. Of course, we all know you'll find
another way to back out before long. I'm sure something will come to
you during those sleepless nights.
> > You don't see me asking for help buying the plane ticket! So
what
else can you come up with? Let's see....You tried to use being
a 'pro
bowler' as a means to scare me away. But I like competition, and if
that's your method of being more competitive then I'm all for it.> Works for me.
> > I'll still bowl you right out of the place by the time we're
ready to face off.> CC. And right afterwards you'll challenge Barry Bonds to a HR
match.CC again....whatever that is. Comparing yourself to a Barry Bonds
type might build your confidence, but I think you know you'll be
stepping of the train from fantasyland to reality when you face me.
I've faced the very best bowlers in the world and now it's going to
bother me to face you? ROTFLMAO. While I've never been at the very
top level of the sport, I'm competitive. That's all that will be
required. You can watch my results in Tucson and LV on the PBA
website to see what you've gotten yourself into.
> > Then you throw in a bunch
> > of 'indices' about tennis players--WTF?? Who cares about
ratings?
> No one in this match. Just letting you know what you're up
against.
I suspect you've misinterpreted my moral disclosure to be an
attempt
to get out of the bet. LMAO.
I don't much care what it was or why.
Good.
> > I'll beat you in 4 sets anyway. Now it's the $10k/day that's
given you light at the end of the escape tunnel. Tough love....I've
> > eliminated that one. But what about the $500? No one needs $500
> > either way for any reason. I can't stop you from saying "pay me
or no deal!" Do you really think my paying you for nothing is
reasonable?> Already answered.
Yes, and you saved yourself some more embarrassment in doing so.
RIV once again. Your idiotic raising of the bet made you look
foolish. However, you will find another way to accomplish it
again ... you always do.
> > Oh, and don't use the excuse that you have to pay for the
> courts 'in advance' either. There are plenty of free places to
play
in LV if you refuse to get one up there. Let's see---bowling alleys
don't require up front either. So now is there any more escape
routes
you can take? Go ahead, but you know I'll plug them.
> The cost of the courts and bowling is trivial. Never even a
> consideration.Then consider it plugged.
Typical Singer. He claims to have plugged a non-existent problem.
Pretty much in line with all of his claims.
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@>
wrote:
> > > Have you no dignity? You're exposing yourself and your
welching
> to everyone who reads this. You're claiming that my "upping the
bet"
> > is somehow my 'backing out'. So now I'll eliminate THAT escape
> route you're using and we'll go back to the original
$20k/event....or
> whatever amount you would like.
> >
> > Ok, that's a start.
> >
> > > Also, what's this $500 loophole?
> >
> > YOU asked me to come up with a contract. Did you think that
would
> be without cost? The money shows you are committed to follow
through
> > with the contract or you lose that money. However, I am more
than
> > willing to pursue other forms of agreement.
>
> What a bunch of BS. I'm flying up there and you spend a few
> bucks 'setting up a contract'. Are you that broke or that
> cheap....really??I have no guarantee you're flying anywhere. Looking up a flight
online is meaningless. Even booking something that can easily be
cancelled is meaningless. One would wonder why you're so afraid of
putting up a measly $500 ...
Now flights & bookings are meaningless. Hotel reservations are
meaningless. You need 'guarantees'? How about me--why am I not asking
for one? Your neurosis attack has begun again. I sense an escape
clause coming on.....
> > > Why would I send you anything at all when we're betting and
it
> costs you nothing until you lose--unless you choose legal help
and
> that's your own nickel.
>
> > Sorry, but unless there is some legally binding agreement in
place
> > before the matches there's no way assure payments. However, as
I
> > stated above, I'm willing to pursue a simple agreement signed
by
> both parties.
>
> Somewhere in here I said we'd bring our own paperwork and we'd
each sign off on both.
That was AFTER I asked for the $500 ... not before. Try to keep up.
More like you following things properly---don't you think? I know
you're flustered and worried about all this. Try to keep it together
throughout the process and you'll be fine. This isn't video poker--
where all your being goes to the wind as you become engulfed in a
life-controlling addiction.
>
> > > And so you don't use THAT as another escape route, I'll take
care
> of my own legal and we'll sign off on each other's paperwork
before
> the first game.
> >
> > That's another option ... why didn't you say that first instead
of
> > insisting I provide the contract?
>
> Because when I did this with the radio guy I did all the setting
up
> at my expense, and since I knew there was no way I could lose
then
I
> didn't mind. In this case you say you're in the driver's seat
because
> of your bowling history--and you say you can't lose--so I
expected
> you figured your shelling out a few bucks to set it up was a drop-
in-
> the-bucket investment.First, I don't care what you did in another bet. Second, I wasn't
going to waste my time creating a contract when you were purusing
your normal back-out route. Of course, we all know you'll find
another way to back out before long. I'm sure something will come
to you during those sleepless nights.
So your philosophy on this is no matter what I do or say or reserve
or whatever, I'll somehow 'get out of it' before long 'anyway'. Now
how in the world can we continue with a neurotic attitude like that?
You're the king of welchers---and you don't see me requiring seed
money from you! But keep it up--you're looking better by the minute.
>
> > > You don't see me asking for help buying the plane ticket! So
what
> else can you come up with? Let's see....You tried to use being
a 'pro
> bowler' as a means to scare me away. But I like competition, and
if
> that's your method of being more competitive then I'm all for it.
>
> > Works for me.
>
> > > I'll still bowl you right out of the place by the time we're
> ready to face off.
>
> > CC. And right afterwards you'll challenge Barry Bonds to a HR
> match.
>
> CC again....whatever that is. Comparing yourself to a Barry Bonds
> type might build your confidence, but I think you know you'll be
> stepping of the train from fantasyland to reality when you face
me.
I've faced the very best bowlers in the world and now it's going to
bother me to face you? ROTFLMAO. While I've never been at the very
top level of the sport, I'm competitive. That's all that will be
required. You can watch my results in Tucson and LV on the PBA
website to see what you've gotten yourself into.
Look up how a bunch of old fat men bowling did?
Hahahahahahahahahaha!!! If I want a laugh I'll just go down to Tucson
and watch the comedy show! You won't even be into it headwise. You'll
be so concerned about going to the Casino afterwards that the bowling
won't matter in the least! You ain't young any more when you weren't
addicted....remember when??
>
> > > Then you throw in a bunch
> > > of 'indices' about tennis players--WTF?? Who cares about
ratings?
>
> > No one in this match. Just letting you know what you're up
against.
> I suspect you've misinterpreted my moral disclosure to be an
attempt
> to get out of the bet. LMAO.
>
> I don't much care what it was or why.Good.
>
> > > I'll beat you in 4 sets anyway. Now it's the $10k/day that's
> given you light at the end of the escape tunnel. Tough
love....I've
> > > eliminated that one. But what about the $500? No one needs
$500
> > > either way for any reason. I can't stop you from saying "pay
me
> or no deal!" Do you really think my paying you for nothing is
> reasonable?
>
> > Already answered.
>
> Yes, and you saved yourself some more embarrassment in doing so.RIV once again. Your idiotic raising of the bet made you look
foolish. However, you will find another way to accomplish it
again ... you always do.
There's that neurosis coming into play again.....
>
> > > Oh, and don't use the excuse that you have to pay for the
> > courts 'in advance' either. There are plenty of free places to
play
> in LV if you refuse to get one up there. Let's see---bowling
alleys
> don't require up front either. So now is there any more escape
routes
> you can take? Go ahead, but you know I'll plug them.
>
> > The cost of the courts and bowling is trivial. Never even a
> > consideration.
>
> Then consider it plugged.Typical Singer. He claims to have plugged a non-existent problem.
Pretty much in line with all of his claims.
When you've been stopped you sure know it! And SHOW IT!!!!!
···
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@...> wrote:
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@...>
wrote:
> > > > Have you no dignity? You're exposing yourself and your
welching
> > to everyone who reads this. You're claiming that my "upping the
> bet"
> > > is somehow my 'backing out'. So now I'll eliminate THAT
escape
> > route you're using and we'll go back to the original
> $20k/event....or
> > whatever amount you would like.
> > >
> > > Ok, that's a start.
> > >
> > > > Also, what's this $500 loophole?
> > >
> > > YOU asked me to come up with a contract. Did you think that
would
> > be without cost? The money shows you are committed to follow
> through
> > > with the contract or you lose that money. However, I am more
than
> > > willing to pursue other forms of agreement.
> >
> > What a bunch of BS. I'm flying up there and you spend a few
> > bucks 'setting up a contract'. Are you that broke or that
> > cheap....really??
>
> I have no guarantee you're flying anywhere. Looking up a flight
> online is meaningless. Even booking something that can easily be
> cancelled is meaningless. One would wonder why you're so afraid
of
> putting up a measly $500 ...
Now flights & bookings are meaningless. Hotel reservations are
meaningless. You need 'guarantees'? How about me--why am I not
asking
for one? Your neurosis attack has begun again. I sense an escape
clause coming on.....
Just the facts ... I wonder why you're so sensitive.
> > > > Why would I send you anything at all when we're betting and
it
> > costs you nothing until you lose--unless you choose legal help
and
> > that's your own nickel.
> >
> > > Sorry, but unless there is some legally binding agreement in
> place
> > > before the matches there's no way assure payments. However,
as
I
> > > stated above, I'm willing to pursue a simple agreement signed
by
> > both parties.
> >
> > Somewhere in here I said we'd bring our own paperwork and we'd
each sign off on both.
>
> That was AFTER I asked for the $500 ... not before. Try to keep
up.
More like you following things properly---don't you think? I know
you're flustered and worried about all this. Try to keep it
together
throughout the process and you'll be fine. This isn't video poker--
where all your being goes to the wind as you become engulfed in a
life-controlling addiction.
LMAO. When faced with an undeniable fact all little Robbie can do is
babble once again. You gotta love it ...
>
> >
> > > > And so you don't use THAT as another escape route, I'll
take
> care
> > of my own legal and we'll sign off on each other's paperwork
before
> > the first game.
> > >
> > > That's another option ... why didn't you say that first
instead
> of
> > > insisting I provide the contract?
> >
> > Because when I did this with the radio guy I did all the
setting
up
> > at my expense, and since I knew there was no way I could lose
then
> I
> > didn't mind. In this case you say you're in the driver's seat
> because
> > of your bowling history--and you say you can't lose--so I
expected
> > you figured your shelling out a few bucks to set it up was a
drop-
> in-
> > the-bucket investment.
>
> First, I don't care what you did in another bet. Second, I wasn't
> going to waste my time creating a contract when you were purusing
> your normal back-out route. Of course, we all know you'll find
> another way to back out before long. I'm sure something will come
to you during those sleepless nights.So your philosophy on this is no matter what I do or say or reserve
or whatever, I'll somehow 'get out of it' before long 'anyway'. Now
how in the world can we continue with a neurotic attitude like
that?
I've seen you in action.
You're the king of welchers---and you don't see me requiring seed
money from you! But keep it up--you're looking better by the minute.
The money was only for a contract which you initially wanted and now
don't require. Again, one wonders why little Robbie is so sensitive?
Could it be those sleepless nights wondering how he's going to get
out of this one?
>
> >
> > > > You don't see me asking for help buying the plane ticket!
So
> what
> > else can you come up with? Let's see....You tried to use being
> a 'pro
> > bowler' as a means to scare me away. But I like competition,
and
if
> > that's your method of being more competitive then I'm all for
it.
> >
> > > Works for me.
> >
> > > > I'll still bowl you right out of the place by the time
we're
> > ready to face off.
> >
> > > CC. And right afterwards you'll challenge Barry Bonds to a HR
> > match.
> >
> > CC again....whatever that is. Comparing yourself to a Barry
Bonds
> > type might build your confidence, but I think you know you'll
be
> > stepping of the train from fantasyland to reality when you face
me.
>
> I've faced the very best bowlers in the world and now it's going
to
> bother me to face you? ROTFLMAO. While I've never been at the
very
> top level of the sport, I'm competitive. That's all that will be
> required. You can watch my results in Tucson and LV on the PBA
> website to see what you've gotten yourself into.Look up how a bunch of old fat men bowling did?
Hahahahahahahahahaha!!! If I want a laugh I'll just go down to
Tucson
and watch the comedy show! You won't even be into it headwise.
I'm more worried about the knee than the head.
You'll
be so concerned about going to the Casino afterwards that the
bowling
won't matter in the least! You ain't young any more when you
weren't
addicted....remember when??
Now why in world would I go to AZ casinos to play negative games? Did
you forget that I'm the one who argues against that? If you want to
find me when I'm not bowling, a golf course is where you should start
looking.
>
> >
> > > > Then you throw in a bunch
> > > > of 'indices' about tennis players--WTF?? Who cares about
> ratings?
> >
> > > No one in this match. Just letting you know what you're up
> against.
> > I suspect you've misinterpreted my moral disclosure to be an
> attempt
> > to get out of the bet. LMAO.
> >
> > I don't much care what it was or why.
>
> Good.
>
> >
> > > > I'll beat you in 4 sets anyway. Now it's the $10k/day
that's
> > given you light at the end of the escape tunnel. Tough
love....I've
> > > > eliminated that one. But what about the $500? No one needs
$500
> > > > either way for any reason. I can't stop you from
saying "pay
me
> > or no deal!" Do you really think my paying you for nothing is
> > reasonable?
> >
> > > Already answered.
> >
> > Yes, and you saved yourself some more embarrassment in doing so.
>
> RIV once again. Your idiotic raising of the bet made you look
> foolish. However, you will find another way to accomplish it
> again ... you always do.There's that neurosis coming into play again.....
CC.
>
> >
> > > > Oh, and don't use the excuse that you have to pay for the
> > > courts 'in advance' either. There are plenty of free places
to
> play
> > in LV if you refuse to get one up there. Let's see---bowling
alleys
> > don't require up front either. So now is there any more escape
> routes
> > you can take? Go ahead, but you know I'll plug them.
> >
> > > The cost of the courts and bowling is trivial. Never even a
> > > consideration.
> >
> > Then consider it plugged.
>
> Typical Singer. He claims to have plugged a non-existent problem.
> Pretty much in line with all of his claims.When you've been stopped you sure know it! And SHOW IT!!!!!
Let me know when that happens. Until then, I think I'll use this
little wager as a motivation to get into better shape. I should have
just about enough time to tune up my tennis game to it's previous
level and drop 10 pounds while I'm at it. How sweet it is ...
You can watch my results in Tucson and LV on the PBA
> > website to see what you've gotten yourself into.
> Look up how a bunch of old fat men bowling did?
> Hahahahahahahahahaha!!! If I want a laugh I'll just go down to
Tucson and watch the comedy show! You won't even be into it
headwise.
I'm more worried about the knee than the head.
> You'll be so concerned about going to the Casino afterwards that
the bowling won't matter in the least! You ain't young any more when
you weren't addicted....remember when??
Now why in world would I go to AZ casinos to play negative games?
Did you forget that I'm the one who argues against that? If you want
to find me when I'm not bowling, a golf course is where you should
start looking.
As a certified vp addict, you would NEVER drive by or stay near any
Indian casino that you wouldn't rush over to play for hours in. You
know that....only you'd never tell the truth about it here. And golf?
Figured as much. Another 'sport' where the player not only can be
over-the-hill....they're REQUIRED to be there in order to play.
···
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@...> wrote:
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@...>
wrote:
> > You'll be so concerned about going to the Casino afterwards
that
the bowling won't matter in the least! You ain't young any more
when
you weren't addicted....remember when??
>
> Now why in world would I go to AZ casinos to play negative games?
Did you forget that I'm the one who argues against that? If you
want
to find me when I'm not bowling, a golf course is where you should
start looking.As a certified vp addict, you would NEVER drive by or stay near any
Indian casino that you wouldn't rush over to play for hours in.
OK, then I guess I must not be a "certified vp addict".
You
know that....only you'd never tell the truth about it here. And
golf?
Figured as much. Another 'sport' where the player not only can be
over-the-hill....they're REQUIRED to be there in order to play.
In case you hadn't noticed we ARE "over-the-hill".
--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@>
wrote:
> > > You'll be so concerned about going to the Casino afterwards
that
> the bowling won't matter in the least! You ain't young any more
when
> you weren't addicted....remember when??
> >
> > Now why in world would I go to AZ casinos to play negative
games?
> Did you forget that I'm the one who argues against that? If you
want
> to find me when I'm not bowling, a golf course is where you
should
> start looking.
> As a certified vp addict, you would NEVER drive by or stay near
any
> Indian casino that you wouldn't rush over to play for hours in.
OK, then I guess I must not be a "certified vp addict".
> You
> know that....only you'd never tell the truth about it here. And
golf?
> Figured as much. Another 'sport' where the player not only can be
> over-the-hill....they're REQUIRED to be there in order to play.
In case you hadn't noticed we ARE "over-the-hill".
OTH, to me, is a lack of both physical and mental attributes...an not
necessarily only age related.
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