I know we have a lot of great posters who are highly successful and many others who are grateful for the time that many of us spend posting here at the RX. I for one though from time to time grow tired of having to answer to the few people who have no class and no appreciation of what a poster does to come to their picks, the guts to post it, and the time it takes to post and answer all questions. Many question in the proper manner and both sides agree to disagree which is healthy. I believe it is important to have differing opinions as it allows for healthy free thinking that is necessary in gambling on games as well as running a business or anything else. I know Bucsfan had some people getting onto him this week and has not posted of late possibly for this reason. What I plead to everyone is that if you disagree on a selection, go ahead and question if you like but do it in a honorable manner. When you do it like an idiot, it really makes you the idiot if that poster is doing poorly as you are losing opportunities to fade this person which is just as important as a person who posts winners. Use some common sense people cause I know how Bucsfan felt and how I am feeling somewhat irritated today for people's ungratefulness. Thanks.
Kojak said:
I know I for one really appreciate this forum and the posters like you who make it what it is. A great place for info, help and collegiality. I even like dissenting opinions respectfully submitted. That's how I learn and many times a reasoned poster will cause me to change my mind, which can be a good thing. LOL. Please continue with the great job you are doing. Keep making us all THINK. Thx
Ron
It really depends on the individual that posts his picks.
Some of the handicappers (bucsfan, journeyman) are very humble in how they approach this. They show humility and caution followers to be wise in money management. They show humility on both winning and losing days.
Others are more arrogant and take great pleasue in patting themselves on the back when they are successful and their picks are winners. Furthermore, they tend to reach further to draw attention to themselves. Any of these kind come to mind?
Some of the handicappers (bucsfan, journeyman) are very humble in how they approach this. They show humility and caution followers to be wise in money management. They show humility on both winning and losing days.
Others are more arrogant and take great pleasue in patting themselves on the back when they are successful and their picks are winners. Furthermore, they tend to reach further to draw attention to themselves. Any of these kind come to mind?
Jimmy Hoffa,
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Some of the handicappers (bucsfan, journeyman) are very humble in how they approach this. They show humility and caution followers to be wise in money management. They show humility on both winning and losing days.
Others are more arrogant and take great pleasue in patting themselves on the back when they are successful and their picks are winners. Furthermore, they tend to reach further to draw attention to themselves. Any of these kind come to mind?
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If you are implying me that is my opinion but also very clear to me that you don't read my posts often. If you call
arty: (posting this), than you are off base. I am happy after winning a big play and are truly sorry if it bothers you but will tell you that in no way shape or form is it meant as a slap in somebody's face. I don't tout myself as the best and even give kudos to others who have the right selection. I also take the heat when poor and tell people to be careful or to fade. Anyway, I appreciate the way you addressed this with me but sir since I did not meet you or know if you attended the
RX Bash, then obviously you don't know me at all. BOL
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Some of the handicappers (bucsfan, journeyman) are very humble in how they approach this. They show humility and caution followers to be wise in money management. They show humility on both winning and losing days.
Others are more arrogant and take great pleasue in patting themselves on the back when they are successful and their picks are winners. Furthermore, they tend to reach further to draw attention to themselves. Any of these kind come to mind?
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If you are implying me that is my opinion but also very clear to me that you don't read my posts often. If you call
arty: (posting this), than you are off base. I am happy after winning a big play and are truly sorry if it bothers you but will tell you that in no way shape or form is it meant as a slap in somebody's face. I don't tout myself as the best and even give kudos to others who have the right selection. I also take the heat when poor and tell people to be careful or to fade. Anyway, I appreciate the way you addressed this with me but sir since I did not meet you or know if you attended the RX Bash, then obviously you don't know me at all. BOL
Thousands of people read Bucs post a day, if 1 or 2 say something bad after a day . . . BIG DEAL. Its going to happen. If you are putting your opinions up for thousands of people to see there are going to be 1 or 2 classless people who are going to talk. Its just like when you have AA and win nobody makes a post. BUT when you have AA and lose here comes the badbeat stories. When posting plays you just have to keep in mind the thousands of people you are helping, and forget about the ones that talk shit when you lose.
I think over 99% of the posters are nice to the forum cappers. I have had a fun year posting my plays. The one thing that the readers do not understand is the grind of posting everyday is draining. I am totally burnt out on posting plays for the rest of the baseball season. The ones who bash people like Bucsfan are the ones who will never win betting sports even if you gave them tommorows newspaper.
I just want to say I appreciate ALL the successful poster's hard work and time they spend at the RX. This forum has taught me and many others about offshore betting, and it's also made me some money. Don't think your efforts go unoticed and just ignore the ones that aren't appreciative...there's always some in the crowd!
