BitterYoungMatador2
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That's a pretty wide stereotype.Besides the fact that you will probably lose money?
Could give your customers/patients the impression that you are out to fleece them so you can square up your markers at the casino.
That's a pretty wide stereotype.
Jimmy Johnson's a bad ass brick then. And now that you're throwing in the horses, Jimmy's friend in Dallas, columnist and former ESPN talk show guru Randy Galloway, must have lost his job due to the horses.Sorry. Should have included horse racing, offshore gambling, lotteries, fantasy sports and church picnics.
My bad.
Jimmy Johnson's a bad ass brick then. And now that you're throwing in the horses, Jimmy's friend in Dallas, columnist and former ESPN talk show guru Randy Galloway, must have lost his job due to the horses.
Trolling? I'm following discussions I happened to comment in at one point or another. If you see that as trolling or performing, then no wonder your take doesn't make sense. It's a stretch.I don't know if you are trolling or performing or what.
But to be clear, I was using gambling as an example of a legal activity that you might not want to publicize the level of your involvement if you are a businessman dealing with the public.
If you want to shoot a deer. Fine.
You want to play craps. Fine.
You want to pay $50,000 to shoot a lion in a setup hunt. What's wrong with you?
You are watering down the pain meds to sell the leftover in order to have casino money. What's wrong with you?
Trolling? I'm following discussions I happened to comment in at one point or another. If you see that as trolling or performing, then no wonder your take doesn't make sense. It's a stretch.
There's a lot of foreign hunts that are pricey. If he got bad information on the legalities, I'd say he overpaid. Doctors, lawyers and dentists as well as politicians do a lot of shirt average people wouldn't do, simply out of affordability, legal or otherwise.
Fine, but I don't think someone is crying "execute him!" for anyone who has spent a day at the blackjack table. Unless they were screwing up the table or a shyster dealer.OK. Well, my point is all those things are legal.
All those things have their fans and detractors.
If you are in a business dealing with the public, you might not want to make such a big deal about how deep into your "hobby" you are, because some of your customoers might not approve.
Fine, but I don't think someone is crying "execute him!" for anyone who has spent a day at the blackjack table. Unless they were screwing up the table or a shyster dealer.
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