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Will Little Dicky Play??

#1

With all the dancing and skipping around he's doing on the bet, I've
received more than a few e-mails asking me why I'm bothering with
this doddler. Well, it's simple: It's worth virtually ANY price to
relive the glory days of when it was fashionable knocking a nerd
down, watching him get up time and again while never really knowing
enough to stay down when brutally defeated--and then get back up
again for me to have the incredible satisfaction of slapping him down
one more time almost in a tortuous situation for the fool. It is
simply too much enjoyment teaching such idiots the ways of the world.

So will little dicky really play? With his obvious "call for help"
demand for up front money (haha) and wavering on just about every
parameter along with practically BEGGING me to do something to him
that will give him a reason to say "it's over" one would think he
won't ever play me. But I'll give him one more opportunity to look
real on this and not as if he just rode in from fantasyland....the
land of the geeks. I have our reservations, I have a rented car
(shuttle bus...ME?--HAHAHA!) I'll have my legal paperwork for him to
sign, I'm ready to sign his, I'll bring the $40k cash, and I'll be
ready to play. SO I ONCE AGAIN ASK THE BOZO---ARE WE ON OR NOT? IT'S
EITHER A YES OR A NO. Any bumbling around by panting "Rob will find
some way to back out so I can't decide" is a simple NO. If the
answer's YES then just find a way to type that and only that, in.
YES....or NO? End of story. See if you can answer a question
straight without all the sidetracking and backpeddaling you're so
famous for. YES....or NO.

#2

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

With all the dancing and skipping around he's doing on the bet,

I've

received more than a few e-mails asking me why I'm bothering with
this doddler. Well, it's simple: It's worth virtually ANY price to
relive the glory days of when it was fashionable knocking a nerd
down, watching him get up time and again while never really knowing
enough to stay down when brutally defeated--and then get back up
again for me to have the incredible satisfaction of slapping him

down

one more time almost in a tortuous situation for the fool. It is
simply too much enjoyment teaching such idiots the ways of the

world.

So many words = so much frustration.

So will little dicky really play? With his obvious "call for help"
demand for up front money (haha) and wavering on just about every
parameter along with practically BEGGING me to do something to him
that will give him a reason to say "it's over" one would think he
won't ever play me. But I'll give him one more opportunity to look
real on this and not as if he just rode in from fantasyland....the
land of the geeks. I have our reservations, I have a rented car
(shuttle bus...ME?--HAHAHA!) I'll have my legal paperwork for him

to

sign, I'm ready to sign his, I'll bring the $40k cash, and I'll be
ready to play. SO I ONCE AGAIN ASK THE BOZO---ARE WE ON OR NOT?

We're on. I think everyone else already knew that ...

IT'S
EITHER A YES OR A NO. Any bumbling around by panting "Rob will find
some way to back out so I can't decide" is a simple NO. If the
answer's YES then just find a way to type that and only that, in.
YES....or NO? End of story. See if you can answer a question
straight without all the sidetracking and backpeddaling you're so
famous for. YES....or NO.

YES .... YES .... YES .... YES

Is that clear enough? Why would I not want a bet I cannot lose? I am
an advantage player. While I'll admit the odds are against either one
of us winning, I'm more than willing to go for the $40K when I have
nothing to lose.

#3

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

> With all the dancing and skipping around he's doing on the bet,
I've received more than a few e-mails asking me why I'm bothering

with this doddler. Well, it's simple: It's worth virtually ANY price
to relive the glory days of when it was fashionable knocking a nerd
down, watching him get up time and again while never really knowing
enough to stay down when brutally defeated--and then get back up
again for me to have the incredible satisfaction of slapping him
down one more time almost in a tortuous situation for the fool. It is
simply too much enjoyment teaching such idiots the ways of the
world.

So many words = so much frustration.

Hit home didn't it.
  

> So will little dicky really play? With his obvious "call for

help" demand for up front money (haha) and wavering on just about
every parameter along with practically BEGGING me to do something to
him that will give him a reason to say "it's over" one would think he
won't ever play me. But I'll give him one more opportunity to look
real on this and not as if he just rode in from fantasyland....the
land of the geeks. I have our reservations, I have a rented car
(shuttle bus...ME?--HAHAHA!) I'll have my legal paperwork for him
to sign, I'm ready to sign his, I'll bring the $40k cash, and I'll be
ready to play. SO I ONCE AGAIN ASK THE BOZO---ARE WE ON OR NOT?

We're on. I think everyone else already knew that ...

IT'S EITHER A YES OR A NO. Any bumbling around by panting "Rob will

find some way to back out so I can't decide" is a simple NO. If the
answer's YES then just find a way to type that and only that, in.
YES....or NO? End of story. See if you can answer a question
straight without all the sidetracking and backpeddaling you're so
famous for. YES....or NO.

YES .... YES .... YES .... YES

Is that clear enough? Why would I not want a bet I cannot lose? I

am an advantage player. While I'll admit the odds are against either
one of us winning, I'm more than willing to go for the $40K when I
have nothing to lose.

The YES suffices. No need for the nervous blabbering. Geeks always
seem to do that when walking on the edge.

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

#4

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

> > With all the dancing and skipping around he's doing on the bet,
> I've received more than a few e-mails asking me why I'm bothering
with this doddler. Well, it's simple: It's worth virtually ANY

price

to relive the glory days of when it was fashionable knocking a nerd
down, watching him get up time and again while never really knowing
enough to stay down when brutally defeated--and then get back up
again for me to have the incredible satisfaction of slapping him
down one more time almost in a tortuous situation for the fool. It

is

simply too much enjoyment teaching such idiots the ways of the
world.

> So many words = so much frustration.

Hit home didn't it.

RIV ... I suspect it did.

> > So will little dicky really play? With his obvious "call for
help" demand for up front money (haha) and wavering on just about
every parameter along with practically BEGGING me to do something

to

him that will give him a reason to say "it's over" one would think

he

won't ever play me. But I'll give him one more opportunity to look
real on this and not as if he just rode in from fantasyland....the
land of the geeks. I have our reservations, I have a rented car
(shuttle bus...ME?--HAHAHA!) I'll have my legal paperwork for him
to sign, I'm ready to sign his, I'll bring the $40k cash, and I'll

be

ready to play. SO I ONCE AGAIN ASK THE BOZO---ARE WE ON OR NOT?

> We're on. I think everyone else already knew that ...

> IT'S EITHER A YES OR A NO. Any bumbling around by panting "Rob

will

find some way to back out so I can't decide" is a simple NO. If the
answer's YES then just find a way to type that and only that, in.
YES....or NO? End of story. See if you can answer a question
straight without all the sidetracking and backpeddaling you're so
famous for. YES....or NO.

> YES .... YES .... YES .... YES

> Is that clear enough? Why would I not want a bet I cannot lose? I
am an advantage player. While I'll admit the odds are against

either

one of us winning, I'm more than willing to go for the $40K when I
have nothing to lose.

The YES suffices. No need for the nervous blabbering. Geeks always
seem to do that when walking on the edge.

Is that why you were so wordy. Nervous and frustrated.

#5

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@>
wrote:
> > > With all the dancing and skipping around he's doing on the

bet,

> > I've received more than a few e-mails asking me why I'm

bothering

> with this doddler. Well, it's simple: It's worth virtually ANY
price
> to relive the glory days of when it was fashionable knocking a

nerd

> down, watching him get up time and again while never really

knowing

> enough to stay down when brutally defeated--and then get back up
> again for me to have the incredible satisfaction of slapping him
> down one more time almost in a tortuous situation for the fool.

It

is
> simply too much enjoyment teaching such idiots the ways of the
> world.
>
> > So many words = so much frustration.
>
> Hit home didn't it.

RIV ... I suspect it did.

>
> > > So will little dicky really play? With his obvious "call for
> help" demand for up front money (haha) and wavering on just about
> every parameter along with practically BEGGING me to do something
to
> him that will give him a reason to say "it's over" one would

think

he
> won't ever play me. But I'll give him one more opportunity to

look

> real on this and not as if he just rode in from

fantasyland....the

> land of the geeks. I have our reservations, I have a rented car
> (shuttle bus...ME?--HAHAHA!) I'll have my legal paperwork for him
> to sign, I'm ready to sign his, I'll bring the $40k cash, and

I'll

be
> ready to play. SO I ONCE AGAIN ASK THE BOZO---ARE WE ON OR NOT?
>
> > We're on. I think everyone else already knew that ...
>
> > IT'S EITHER A YES OR A NO. Any bumbling around by panting "Rob
will
> find some way to back out so I can't decide" is a simple NO. If

the

> answer's YES then just find a way to type that and only that, in.
> YES....or NO? End of story. See if you can answer a question
> straight without all the sidetracking and backpeddaling you're so
> famous for. YES....or NO.
>
> > YES .... YES .... YES .... YES
>
> > Is that clear enough? Why would I not want a bet I cannot lose?

I

> am an advantage player. While I'll admit the odds are against
either
> one of us winning, I'm more than willing to go for the $40K when

I

> have nothing to lose.

> The YES suffices. No need for the nervous blabbering. Geeks

always seem to do that when walking on the edge.

Is that why you were so wordy. Nervous and frustrated.

Not very original dicky. Don't forget to set up the schedule and
arenas, and the corn on the cob.

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

#6

cob.

The scheduling will be done when I return. Bowling won't be a problem
in the summer. There are lot's of tennis courts around town even if the
Rochester Tennis Center is busy (which is doubtful the day before the
the 4th). Could even play indoor. I can't see a problem, especially at
8:00AM.

The weather will determine if the corn is ready. I won't bother with
anything but fresh ears.

I am leaving tomorrow to bowl in a regional this weekend (and visit my
son and family). Monday, it's off to LV where I plan on hitting the
tennis courts to get in shape. You might want to start giving last
rites to your $40K.

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

Don't forget to set up the schedule and arenas, and the corn on the

#7

> Don't forget to set up the schedule and arenas, and the corn on

the cob.

The scheduling will be done when I return. Bowling won't be a

problem in the summer. There are lot's of tennis courts around town
even if the Rochester Tennis Center is busy (which is doubtful the
day before the the 4th). Could even play indoor. I can't see a
problem, especially at 8:00AM.

The weather will determine if the corn is ready. I won't bother

with anything but fresh ears.

I am leaving tomorrow to bowl in a regional this weekend (and visit

my son and family). Monday, it's off to LV where I plan on hitting
the tennis courts to get in shape. You might want to start giving
last rites to your $40K.

I'm already in shape. At your age if you suddenly begin a program
then it is more likely something will give.

You still need to identify where or with whom the cash goes or gets
held, and when. Everything has to be complete before the 3rd. I will
send a cashier's check to whomever is chosen that we both can trust.
Therefore, let's sign something that pays $25k if the other forfeits
at this point. Can you get it drawn up in LV next week for signature?

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

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

#8

Who's beginning a program? I worked out 4-5 times a week in LV and did
lots of yardwork and bowling since I've returned. All I lack is getting
my tennis muscles tuned up and dropping a few pounds. Not a problem.

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

> I am leaving tomorrow to bowl in a regional this weekend (and visit
my son and family). Monday, it's off to LV where I plan on hitting
the tennis courts to get in shape. You might want to start giving
last rites to your $40K.

I'm already in shape. At your age if you suddenly begin a program
then it is more likely something will give.

#9

> > I am leaving tomorrow to bowl in a regional this weekend (and

visit

> my son and family). Monday, it's off to LV where I plan on hitting
> the tennis courts to get in shape. You might want to start giving
> last rites to your $40K.
>
> I'm already in shape. At your age if you suddenly begin a program
> then it is more likely something will give.

Who's beginning a program? I worked out 4-5 times a week in LV and

did lots of yardwork and bowling since I've returned. All I lack is
getting my tennis muscles tuned up and dropping a few pounds. Not a
problem.

I've been doing yardwork too. I carry rocks to a wheelbarrow, then haul
them down to the open lot half a mile away.

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

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

#10

> Who's beginning a program? I worked out 4-5 times a week in LV and
did lots of yardwork and bowling since I've returned. All I lack is
getting my tennis muscles tuned up and dropping a few pounds. Not a
problem.

I've been doing yardwork too. I carry rocks to a wheelbarrow, then

haul

them down to the open lot half a mile away.

Sounds like you're getting you're rocks off :wink: Does that help your
bowling?

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

#11

> > Who's beginning a program? I worked out 4-5 times a week in LV

and did lots of yardwork and bowling since I've returned. All I lack is

> getting my tennis muscles tuned up and dropping a few pounds. Not a
> problem.

> I've been doing yardwork too. I carry rocks to a wheelbarrow, then
haul them down to the open lot half a mile away.

Sounds like you're getting you're rocks off :wink: Does that help your
bowling?

Without doubt. Superior body/superior mind ALWAYS triumphs.

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

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

#12

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

> > > Who's beginning a program? I worked out 4-5 times a week in

LV

and did lots of yardwork and bowling since I've returned. All I

lack is

> > getting my tennis muscles tuned up and dropping a few pounds.

Not a

> > problem.

> > I've been doing yardwork too. I carry rocks to a wheelbarrow,

then

> haul them down to the open lot half a mile away.

> Sounds like you're getting you're rocks off :wink: Does that help

your

> bowling?

Without doubt. Superior body/superior mind ALWAYS triumphs.

What happens when you have only one out of two?

#13

I've never experienced that.

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

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@>
wrote:
> > > > Who's beginning a program? I worked out 4-5 times a week in
LV
> and did lots of yardwork and bowling since I've returned. All I
lack is
> > > getting my tennis muscles tuned up and dropping a few pounds.
Not a
> > > problem.
>
> > > I've been doing yardwork too. I carry rocks to a wheelbarrow,
then
> > haul them down to the open lot half a mile away.
>
> > Sounds like you're getting you're rocks off :wink: Does that help
your
> > bowling?
>
> Without doubt. Superior body/superior mind ALWAYS triumphs.

What happens when you have only one out of two?