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bellyputter · Jan 4, 2009

After reading various threads today, it looks like there are more posters barreled in than the norm. This is why my advice is always to stay away from sports wagering. :103631605

XXXylic · Jan 4, 2009

? what? im confused? what is barrelled in?

seriousaddiction · Jan 4, 2009

no no no dont stay away...this is my 2nd income...and a legitimate one at that...

XXXylic · Jan 4, 2009

bellypunter- if you are against sports wagering, why are you in a forum such as this? just wondering.

PO69 · Jan 4, 2009

Well then bellyputter, why in the hell would you be here then??

bellyputter · Jan 4, 2009

seriousaddiction said:
no no no dont stay away...this is my 2nd income...and a legitimate one at that...

Good for you! I never took you serious(addiction), because I thought you had a pill problem. Think what your results would be with a clear mind. Good Luck

homedawg · Jan 4, 2009

I don't understand why so many people just hand over their hard earned money. If you know you aren't good at this why do you continue to do it? Some say it's entertainment value, but i sure the hell not handing some book my money. If people can't win at this they should quit. It's that simple.

seriousaddiction · Jan 4, 2009

bellyputter said:
Good for you! I never took you serious(addiction), because I thought you had a pill problem. Think what your results would be with a clear mind. Good Luck

No more pill problem. And even if when I did have one, that didn't have an influence on my gambling. It's not like when you are high on pills you are in a stuper drooling in the corner. You are more focused if anything. Now being drunk...thats another story. I have lost plenty of money in my life being drunk and just clicking away on games via the internet.

$tinky · Jan 4, 2009

XXXylic said:
? what? im confused? what is barrelled in?

he means blowing their little squirrel nuts.

noPunter · Jan 4, 2009

bellyputter said:
After reading various threads today, it looks like there are more posters barreled in than the norm. This is why my advice is always to stay away from sports wagering.

Solid adivce!! :103631605

Or just book action instead

hno:

Dante · Jan 4, 2009

bellyputter said:
After reading various threads today, it looks like there are more posters barreled in than the norm. This is why my advice is always to stay away from sports wagering.

yep..get a second job as a exterminator or Security guard or something to pass the time

mj23 · Jan 4, 2009

Start practicing those 3 footers cause im coming after you for some serious CASH !!:lolBIG:

gtc08 · Jan 4, 2009

I got 2 jobs and go to school part time-masters program.

Full time job at a law firm, part time night job at a distributor.

I've got about 3k in credit card debt, just got 1 card. Don't gamble, haven't for almost 2 years. When I finish up I'll have around 10k total debt.

I just enjoy working for some reason, and I don't like to get into debt for anything. Currently trying to save everything for a house.

seriousaddiction · Jan 4, 2009

so thats two people so far that "dont gamble", yet have 5k plus posts at the rx??? Isnt this a gambling website

gtc08 · Jan 4, 2009

Dont gamble now, used to though. quit like 2 years ago.

I might do a future every now and then, but haven't placed a wager in something like 20 months now.

homedawg · Jan 4, 2009

gtc08 said:
Dont gamble now, used to though. quit like 2 years ago.

I might do a future every now and then, but haven't placed a wager in something like 20 months now.

Didn't you give it a go with a few 1st half bets at the start of the cbb season, catch a few bad breaks, and go back into retirement? November was only 2 months ago?

billhill999 · Jan 4, 2009

bellyputter said:
After reading various threads today, it looks like there are more posters barreled in than the norm. This is why my advice is always to stay away from sports wagering.

Why should I?
I'm playing off my original post up from nine years ago, never reupped in nine years.
I'm a grinder, I am showing a tidy little profit, nothing to retire off of, but this is a hobby to me, I've always loved to crunch numbers.

So why should I quit a hobby that I enjoy and is profitable.
For the record, I had a bad day today myself, still enjoyed the games, without ever sweating a wager.

billhill999 · Jan 4, 2009

seriousaddiction said:
so thats two people so far that "dont gamble", yet have 5k plus posts at the rx??? Isnt this a gambling website

GTC is the exception, not the rule.
95 percent of his posts are in the political room, and even though I don't see eye to eye with his views, he's a good read with a good mind.

seriousaddiction · Jan 4, 2009

there's very few things in life better than sports wagering. No matter who is playing you are on the edge of your seat cheering, screaming, kicking , clawing, crying, laughing and I absolutely LOVE every minute of it. It's not even about the money. It's more about the rush. Entertainment value if you wish to call it that. Nothing beats having a dime on a game and scooching your face off for a few hours

seriousaddiction · Jan 4, 2009

billhill999 said:
GTC is the exception, not the rule.
95 percent of his posts are in the political room, and even though I don't see eye to eye with his views, he's a good read with a good mind.

thats respectable and comendable

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