Hello AVLV
Andrew In Alabama
absence to say that I hope everything is going well for almost all of
you, and to catch you up on a few things.
I posted a while back that my last few trips, Vegas just wasn't doing
it for me like in the past. That, for better or worse, hasn't really
changed. I flirted with the idea of making a surprise appearance at
Sporgy in a couple of weeks, but I have a previous obligation that
weekend and will be unable to make it.
For the first time in years, I have no Vegas trip planned and really
no plans for one. I'll probably make it in Joone, but that will very
likely be my next trip out. Matt's Soiree had also kind of run its
course, and will be missed, but the events that I understand will take
place in place of the Soiree sound really good, and everybody involved
is good people.
As George Leppla correctly posted, I am filling my gambling jones by
traveling somewhat regularly to New Orleans, where Harrah's is
treating me very nicely for my play. NOLA is a great getaway, since I
can drive there, am generously comped, and the 9/6 JOB is relatively
plentiful in the casino. The diamond lounge is a nice bonus, and
pretty much means I never pay for a drink down there. The food is
great (as George can tell you) and most of it is comped (as George can
also tell you.) One nice thing is that many local restaurants have an
agreement with Harrahs to accept comp slips as payment... we have been
living it up!
I may return to the group after the election. In my limited lurking
here, I have been really turned off by some of what I have seen of
what passes for political "discourse." Unfortunately, many people
today seem to think simplistic labeling of groups and name-calling and
is political discussion. It's not, and this group has suffered
because of the above. I might make a post outlining my thoughts on
the election. Then again I might not.
Hope to see most of you in Joone.
--
Andrew <-- a noodly appendage of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
"I never wrote that post. I don't believe what that post said
and I never would have written something like that."
"guess I did post that, but so what?"
-- "John 'Liar' Payton," in posts made two hours and five minutes apart, April 6, 2008 on AVLV
CLM in ND
"Andrew In Alabama" <andr...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Hello to all my AVLV friends. I am checking in after my prolonged
> absence to say that I hope everything is going well for almost all of
> you, and to catch you up on a few things.
Good to hear from you, Andrew.
However, how can you stand idly by & let Boyd's stock suffer like that? How
are they ever to recover without your stays @ MSS every 4 months? I think
you're being very selfish, Andrew.
Cameron
Margaret Fine
Hi Andrew,
I am thanking you... later. Finally saw Mac King (I think you were the
first one to suggest the show to me a couple of years ago) and had a great
time. What a wondeful show and what a gracious person he was as he signed
stuff for the audience after.
Glad NOLA is working out for you. You're missed around here.
Margaret
--
mrs....@comcast.net
DaveM
wrote:
>> I may return to the group after the election. In my limited lurking
>> here, I have been really turned off by some of what I have seen of
>> what passes for political "discourse." Unfortunately, many people
>> today seem to think simplistic labeling of groups and name-calling and
>> is political discussion.
Political insults are an improvement to what went on before.
DaveM
CyßerHoGŽ
"DaveM" <asm...@dsl.pipex.com> wrote in message
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---Agreed!
And the political insults this year are an improvement over what went on
here in 2004. Only 8 more days until the wailing and gnashing of teeth.
That'll last about a month, so I'd imagine things will get back to normal
here around Christmas time.
CyßerHoGŽ
Andrew,
I empathasize with your feelings about Las Vegas. It took a lot of
convincing to get me to come out to Sporgy this year. I don't know what it
is. Maybe it's that Las Vegas no longer values my business like it once did,
or that there are better things to see than re-visiting for the 25th or 30th
time (who keeps track?). In the end, my main reason for coming out now is
to visit with people I like (no, love) more than visiting Las Vegas. I never
thought I'd say that, but this feeling was already starting to seep in
during last year's Sporgy.
In any case, I will be coming out in Joone, but only to see the great folks
I missed out on this past year.
BR Eagle
Andrew,
Miss having the chance to, as Dennis Miller says, "chat you up." Looks like
I too may not make it to Vegas until Joone, but who knows.
I did stop in and spend 30 minutes playing slots at Harrah's New Orleans the
other day....that's what it takes to park free in their parking garage.
Lost $8, which is about what parking would have cost anyway. Found a nice
bank of nickel VP and the overall vibe of the casino was not so bad. I'd
still rather go over to Gulfport/Biloxi. I did enough of New Orleans/French
Quarter during my college days (and the years right after).
As for politics, I'm waiting for your endorsement. I already know who it
is, and won't give it away.
BR
--"It's not that I want to punish your success. I just want to make sure
that everybody who is behind you, that they've got a chance for success too.
My attitude is that if the economy's good for folks from the bottom up, it's
gonna be good for everybody ... I think when you spread the wealth around,
it's good for everybody." --Barrack Obama to Joe the Plumber
DocTCW
You and me both re---the political rhetoric. I have largely stayed out of
that fray for the reasons you state. The back and forth can become
disgusting and mean.
I don't share entirely share your views of Vegas, but am slowly getting
there.
Hope to see you in Joone.
Tom
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"DocTCW" <doc...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> Andrew--
>
> You and me both re---the political rhetoric. I have largely stayed out of
> that fray for the reasons you state. The back and forth can become
> disgusting and mean.
>
> I don't share entirely share your views of Vegas, but am slowly getting
> there.
>
> Hope to see you in Joone.
>
> Tom
I thought maybe I'd get sick of Las Vegas and the last couple of trip I've
taken some savage beatings in the casinos. However, now when I go to Las
Vegas, there are friends to meet there that I have fun with. After I've
been home for about a month, I get the "fever" again.
It's not the same as before, not worse, but it is different. The only thing
worse in Las Vegas for me over the years has been the Harrahization of the
Strip & the careless destruction of the North Strip. You know, how they
tore down profitable, regular Joe casinos to build megaresorts that now may
never get built due to shortsighted greed. You think Boyd kind of wishes it
still had the Stardust raking in money?
Cameron
Skipfromla
Nice to hear from you. I agree with your assessment of the so called
political posts and have very little interest in supposed adults
acting like they are hostile 10 years old.
Hope to see you in Joone.
Skip
Thomas W.
>Hello to all my AVLV friends. I am checking in after my prolonged
>absence to say that I hope everything is going well for almost all of
>you, and to catch you up on a few things.
Hi Andrew,
nice to hear from you again. You're missed.
Thomas
BOB Lerick
> Hello to all my AVLV friends. I am checking in after my prolonged
> absence to say that I hope everything is going well for almost all of
> you, and to catch you up on a few things.
>
We miss most of you too, Andrew in Alabama. Your enthusiastic
anticipation of Las Vegas trips has always been what AVLV is all about.
But I certainly understand and share a lot of your feelings about Las
Vegas and the direction discussion has gone in this group. Somewhere along
the way we have lost our ability to banter good naturedly.
BOB
BOB Lerick
> I am thanking you... later. Finally saw Mac King (I think you were the
> first one to suggest the show to me a couple of years ago) and had a great
> time. What a wonderful show and what a gracious person he was as he signed
> stuff for the audience after.
>
> Glad NOLA is working out for you. You're missed around here.
>
Indeed, Margaret Fine. Many of us have a lot to thank Andrew for and I
hope it's not too late. I am planning my first stay at MSS and will be
googling Andrew's posts. Thanks in advance, Andrew.
On a thankful later related note. I would like to thank George L for his
recommendation of West St. Cafe in Bar Harbor. The lobster roll, chowdah
and blueberry pie were wonderful. I am hooked on Bar Harbor Blueberry Beer
and hope to find an outwest distributor.
BOB
BOB Lerick
> Andrew--
>
> You and me both re---the political rhetoric. I have largely stayed out of
> that fray for the reasons you state. The back and forth can become
> disgusting and mean.
>
Just imagine, DocTom, how disgusting and mean you and I could be if we
didn't share an enlightened view of politics.
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The DOS Man
That is another bet you will lose.
Sorry Cam, but you remind me of the guys I knew in the later 80's when
places like Silver Slipper and other old dumps were being considered for
removal. They cried when they couldn't get the 50 cent drink with the
umbrella in it anymore.
Looking a mid strip now is truly amazing and all the construction going on
at south strip will be wonderful when complete.
Bottom line Cam, is I am not a socialist. If you want to "spread the
wealth" let the STRIP be the first place to do it. The hotels and casinos
are still taxed less than other states. Let the tourists pay the tab--not
us.
M
"CLM in ND" <cama...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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The DOS Man
Cyberhog will go back in his hole after losing his wallet at Sporgy.
Cam will get released from detox and go home.
The rest of the Sporgy Schmucks will begin their sentences with, "If only I
had...."
MORONson will still have VD from sticking it up SHK's ass.
Sockpuppet and Sickpuppet will invent new Puppets
Everyone will pick on JP.
And everyone will still hate me.
Pretty much back to normal.
Welcome back, Andrew. If you behave, I will not call you Elmer.
M
"CyßerHoGŽ" <cybe...@hanginwiththehogs.com> wrote in message
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The DOS Man
nickel bets do add up and we love losers like you.
After all, you don't think the banks made them loans to build these casinos
all by themselves do you?
Drop a ton at Sporgy, Hog! I will even make another rainbow for you when
you fly in. And don't pick up your wife again-you don't want to break your
balls twice, do ya?
M
"CyßerHoGŽ" <cybe...@hanginwiththehogs.com> wrote in message
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The DOS Man
I have a huge political forum that many of my friends have participated in
since the fall of last year.
Our opinions and exchanges get rough and heated, but they never get
personal. We do not name call or insult each other. When it looks like
they can get personal, they get reviewed first and suggestions are made.
My list of participants covers every known political spectrum: liberals,
conservatives, moderates, democrats, republicans, independents, religious
right, Christians, Buddhist, Jewish, agnostic, atheists, social
progressive,gay, straight and even "I don't know what I am". It is amazing
to read how people feel abut each and every issue individually and sometimes
it surprises me who takes what position.
Even AVLV members (not to be named here) have participated in it. You
nailed it on the head. We do not act like 10 year olds. I really doubt
anyone has changed anyone else's opinion much in the past year, but we have
educated each other greatly. We all understand the issues that Americans
are facing and we are all going to VOTE.
We are all patriots (even the "anarchists" in the group) and all love our
country. That is why we voice our opinions. Interestingly enough, the
heaviest debate was between the Hillary and Obama participants than it has
been with McCain vs Obama.
Wednesday, I will distribute an email asking for two things: Who are you
voting for, and who do you think will WIN the election. We have spent the
past year on the Why and will close debate.
If you would like to contribute and also learn what other people say, send
me your response at mike...@hotmail.com.
M
"Skipfromla" <skipf...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Observant Lurker
> On Oct 26 2008 7:08 PM, Andrew In Alabama wrote:
>
> > Hello to all my AVLV friends. I am checking in after my prolonged
> > absence to say that I hope everything is going well for almost all of
> > you, and to catch you up on a few things.
> >
>
> We miss most of you too, Andrew in Alabama. Your enthusiastic
> anticipation of Las Vegas trips has always been what AVLV is all about.
> But I certainly understand and share a lot of your feelings about Las
> Vegas and the direction discussion has gone in this group. Somewhere along
> the way we have lost our ability to banter good naturedly.
>
> BOB
Hey Bob..you jogged my memory. Speaking of bantering good naturely, where
is Normie these days? I miss the old guy and his quick sharp wit.
Did that bout of HIV do him in?
I could have sent flowers if I had known.
observant lurker
---
Observant Lurker
Hey Andy. Good to read your post again. Hope your business is doing just
fine and the family is well. Sorry again for dropping that complaint on
you. Wish i could have taken it back, but being a lawyer, you know that
once a bullet is fired, it can't be recalled.
I'm trying to be a good boy these days and to be nice to everyone, but
with some it can be a hard job.
I'm learning a little everyday and like avis, I'm trying harder to be a
good person.
I even helped a nice spanish lady at the supermarket the other day. She
was having trouble using her credit card and I eased her through the
process.
Take care and best wishes to you and yours.
observant lurker...
----
DocTCW
Why didn't you tell us before? At least we would have seen that you
regretted trying to ruin a stranger's life by destroying his career for
which he had worked and studied for years.
Tom
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BOB Lerick
> That's the first we've heard that you "dropped the complaint" on Andrew.
> Why didn't you tell us before? At least we would have seen that you
> regretted trying to ruin a stranger's life by destroying his career for
> which he had worked and studied for years.
>
> Tom
John Payton doesn't regret trying to ruin a stranger's life by destroying
his career for
which he had worked and studied for years. John Payton regrets not being
able to ruin a stranger's life by destroying his career for which he had
worked and studied for years.
BOB
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Observant Lurker
"Dropped the complaint" is just a figure of speech. I didn't really drop
it in that context. I meant that I dropped the complaint into the mail and
it went to the ABA. I'm sorry I did that and of course, would never do
that BS again.
observant lurker
----
Observant Lurker
> On Oct 27 2008 1:44 PM, DocTCW wrote:
>
> > That's the first we've heard that you "dropped the complaint" on Andrew.
> > Why didn't you tell us before? At least we would have seen that you
> > regretted trying to ruin a stranger's life by destroying his career for
> > which he had worked and studied for years.
> >
> > Tom
>
> John Payton doesn't regret trying to ruin a stranger's life by destroying
> his career for
> which he had worked and studied for years. John Payton regrets not being
> able to ruin a stranger's life by destroying his career for which he had
> worked and studied for years.
>
> BOB
No Bob. I regret sending that complaint to the ABA.
observant lurker
Andrew In Alabama
EVERYTHING to your dumn ass????
Instant. Cameron. Classic.
I am doing my share to help bring the New Orleans economy back
post-Katrina. But I'll be sure to stay at a BYD property in Joone.
Andrew In Alabama
EVERYTHING to your dumn ass????
>Hi Andrew,
>
>I am thanking you... later. Finally saw Mac King (I think you were the
>first one to suggest the show to me a couple of years ago) and had a great
>time. What a wondeful show and what a gracious person he was as he signed
>stuff for the audience after.
That post made my day. I am so happy that you enjoyed the show.
>Glad NOLA is working out for you. You're missed around here.
I miss it too, but not enough to put up with the political stuff going
on at the moment.
Andrew In Alabama
EVERYTHING to your dumn ass????
>Indeed, Margaret Fine. Many of us have a lot to thank Andrew for and I
>hope it's not too late. I am planning my first stay at MSS and will be
>googling Andrew's posts. Thanks in advance, Andrew.
Get an odd numbered room ending in 01, 03, 05, or 07. Try for a high
floor so the train noise won't be as loud.
Eat at the 777. I enjoy the occasional filet mignon sandwich.
Drink the Pale Ale. Tip your bartender.
Andrew In Alabama
to your dumn ass????
>I did stop in and spend 30 minutes playing slots at Harrah's New Orleans the
>other day....that's what it takes to park free in their parking garage.
>Lost $8, which is about what parking would have cost anyway. Found a nice
>bank of nickel VP and the overall vibe of the casino was not so bad. I'd
>still rather go over to Gulfport/Biloxi. I did enough of New Orleans/French
>Quarter during my college days (and the years right after).
I think the casinos on the coast are nicer and more pleasant, but
Harrahs in NOLA is treating me so well that it is hard to stay away.
>As for politics, I'm waiting for your endorsement. I already know who it
>is, and won't give it away.
It might not be what you think.
Andrew In Alabama
your dumn ass????
>I don't share entirely share your views of Vegas, but am slowly getting
>there.
It took a while for me, and I honestly don't know how long I will feel
this way.
>Hope to see you in Joone.
It's a good bet.
Andrew In Alabama
EVERYTHING to your dumn ass????
>Nice to hear from you. I agree with your assessment of the so called
>political posts and have very little interest in supposed adults
>acting like they are hostile 10 years old.
The most disappointing thing is that some of the participants are
people I like.
>Hope to see you in Joone.
As I stated above, it's a good bet you will.
Andrew In Alabama
your dumn ass????
>Hi Andrew,
>
>nice to hear from you again. You're missed.
Thanks Thomas. I miss you too, man.
Let's go to Amsterdam.
Andrew In Alabama
EVERYTHING to your dumn ass????
>We miss most of you too, Andrew in Alabama. Your enthusiastic
>anticipation of Las Vegas trips has always been what AVLV is all about.
>But I certainly understand and share a lot of your feelings about Las
>Vegas and the direction discussion has gone in this group. Somewhere along
>the way we have lost our ability to banter good naturedly.
I blame the goobers.
Alto
"The DOS Man" <now...@nohow.com> wrote in message
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> Yeah that is true.
>
> Cyberhog will go back in his hole after losing his wallet at Sporgy.
>
> Cam will get released from detox and go home.
>
> The rest of the Sporgy Schmucks will begin their sentences with, "If only
> I had...."
>
> MORONson will still have VD from sticking it up SHK's ass.
>
> Sockpuppet and Sickpuppet will invent new Puppets
>
> Everyone will pick on JP.
>
> And everyone will still hate me.
>
> Pretty much back to normal.
>
> Welcome back, Andrew. If you behave, I will not call you Elmer.
>
> M
>
And Pig Monkey will still be alone...
Alto
tom ronson
> Let's go to Amsterdam.
can I come? I *really* liked that place.
--tr
--
"Man" of his word, Observant Been Lurker, said on 10-24-08 @ 9:55 am: "I
am going to remain quiet concerning politics until after the election".
Of course the ignorant, racist, piece of shit kept his word for about 4
hours and hasn't shut up about it since.
tom ronson
> I honestly don't know how long I will feel
> this way.
I think this town's "shine" has been replaced by "the grind" --- which
probably won't help in regaining 'that lovin' feeling'. The weight on
the industry is palpable to everyone involved and it's hard to pull off
a cheery feeling when you know what's going on in the backroom (ex:
Harrah's lost 1,500 last week, or past couple of weeks) --- or
boardroom. Things have to be set to kill just to cover the monthly bond
payment and that takes a lot of the fun out of things. There's also the
ill will (lost 'lovin' feeling') on our side of the pit and that
translates to a little bit less of a good time being had. Yes, I've read
how some here say they're seeing record crowds, or big crowds --- but I
can tell you that they're a different and more subdued crowd.
I know that Cam pines for the old days, the class operators --- and me
the mob. But I really think that what you and others are feeling is what
the town's become. As sad as that might be.
Anyway ---- hope to see you around more, chap. you are truly missed as a
regular.
Say, our sig are almost the same, in a way. <grin>
Nonnymus
> Andrew In Alabama wrote:
>
>> I honestly don't know how long I will feel
>> this way.
>
> I think this town's "shine" has been replaced by "the grind" --- which
> probably won't help in regaining 'that lovin' feeling'. The weight on
> the industry is palpable to everyone involved and it's hard to pull off
> a cheery feeling when you know what's going on in the backroom (ex:
> Harrah's lost 1,500 last week, or past couple of weeks) --- or
> boardroom. Things have to be set to kill just to cover the monthly bond
> payment and that takes a lot of the fun out of things. There's also the
> ill will (lost 'lovin' feeling') on our side of the pit and that
> translates to a little bit less of a good time being had. Yes, I've read
> how some here say they're seeing record crowds, or big crowds --- but I
> can tell you that they're a different and more subdued crowd.
The plan to boost room tax by around 3% MORE will have a similar effect.
Yup, folks won't feel the pinch until they check out. That hotel bill
will have even more of a shock- remember that they add in "resort fees,"
"internet fees," "calling fees," "towel fees," and about every other
"fee" they can come up with AFTER the basic room price now. In the
short run, people will still gamble and have fun, but then when it comes
to planning the next visit, they'll think of all those fees and taxes,
the long hauling by cabbies, assaults by porn slappers and the folk with
their hands out for tips and might reconsider or postpone the next trip.
The trend of turning casinos inward, rather than having gifts or
attractions to the street, certainly has a bad cooling effect on the
tourist as well, IMHO.
Like you said, Tom, the lovin' feeling will be a bit less. There isn't
just a single reason- it's the accumulation of little stab wounds that
is doing in the industry.
--
Nonnymus-
We have reached a time in our nations history
where the grasshopper is slowly consuming
the ant. Whatever happened that made thrift, hard
work and family the target of liberal rage?
BR Eagle
>
> Andrew <-- a noodly appendage of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
>
I'm pretty sure; here he is with his lovely running
mate...http://tinyurl.com/5uch67
Go ahead. Confess. It will do you good.
--
The more money and favors we allow government to dispense, the more
opportunities there are for politicians and their cronies to game the
system at our expense.
--- Walt in AVLV
tom ronson
> I'm pretty sure; here he is with his lovely running
> mate...http://tinyurl.com/5uch67
the dog has a running mate? damn.
BR Eagle
"tom ronson" <madscr...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> BR Eagle wrote:
>
>> I'm pretty sure; here he is with his lovely running
>> mate...http://tinyurl.com/5uch67
>
> the dog has a running mate? damn.
>
> --tr
>
--"I went to a bookstore and asked the saleswoman where the Self Help
section was. She said if she told me it would defeat the purpose."--Dennis
Miller
The DOS Man
I am not sure that is really true.
I lived in Miami, NYC and Los Angeles. All three cities are major tourist
cities and while taxation seems to draw a temporary whine or complaint, it
seldom lasts long and everybody moves on.
Tourist tax in Miami and NY were the most annoying but everyone pays them.
It is like cigarette tax. Ok, some do 'quit' but most smokers complain for
a week and then adjust. Our out of town guest was a smoker and even though
she was a 'polite' smoker, she must have smoked about 25-30 cigarettes a
day. Even buying them by the carton at the Indian Stores (which she thought
was a hell of a bargain compared to Detroit) she didn't blink at the cost.
Even though she stayed with us for a week (and we signed her up for every
card and freebee) she still managed to drop about $700 in gambling and
thought nothing of it. (Like my GF, she has got bucks.)
In NY I got fleeced good at the hotel and eating in the city is outrageous
Even though Dad and I split the bill (he refuses to stay with family and
worships his privacy) it was over $1400 for the hotel (midtown), meals and
transportation. Dad is "too rich" and too old (ok he turned 76 on 10/24) to
use the subway so we used cabs everywhere. Most say we got off cheap.
Perhaps tourists are more economy minded but business travelers seem to care
less. JFK was as crowded as hell both coming and leaving.
He refused to let me rent a car to go to Long Island, so other than family
taking us to NJ to bury my Aunt, he just paid the family for gas and meals
everywhere we went. Now that my Aunt (the eldest) has passed he is last of
that generation. He is the baby of the four children and is the most
successful. Car rental in Manhattan is ridiculous too but he was afraid to
even let ME drive! I wanted to go to the Bronx which almost made him shit!
Nonny, trust me, Las Vegas is still a huge bargain. And all my NJ family
told me they cannot stand Atlantic City. ("So you live in Vegas all the
time now---you lucky SOB!")
M
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The DOS Man
Murder is so much easier in a Dutch country to get away with.
M
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The DOS Man
I would piss on his grave, but my guess they burned his AIDS rotten corpse.
How's that for good natured bantering?
M
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The DOS Man
second thought.
Let alone poisoning them with your incompetence.
"Do no harm"----Hippocrates
M
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Alto
> Hopefully dead.
>
> I would eat on his grave, but my guess they burned his AIDS rotten corpse.
>
> How's that for good feeble attempt at getting attention?
>
>
> M
FYP
DocDice
Hey man, Still reeling from the ass-whoopin Ala(damn)bama put my
Vols.
You wouldn't be interested in coaching college football as a
profession change would ya?
I have a suspicion that there may be an opening coming up.
Good to see your name pop up in here.
Go Vols!!!!
DD
Thomas W.
<andr...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>Damb, Thomas W. <av...@hotmail.de>, do I have to 'splain EVERYTHING to
>your dumn ass????
>
>Let's go to Amsterdam.
Hey, I'm game. It's a lot closer to my home than it is to yours.
Thomas
Andrew In Alabama
EVERYTHING to your dumn ass????
>> Andrew <-- a noodly appendage of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
>
>Hey man, Still reeling from the ass-whoopin Ala(damn)bama put my
>Vols.
>You wouldn't be interested in coaching college football as a
>profession change would ya?
>I have a suspicion that there may be an opening coming up.
Much to my regret, this is the first Bama game in Knoxville that I
have missed in a while.
I agree with you that Phil's days seem to be numbered. If he goes,
then I can go back to liking Tennessee again. I respect the program,
but I loathe that man. I am sure you understand.
>Good to see your name pop up in here.
Thanks. It's good to be back, for right now anyway.
--
Andrew <-- a noodly appendage of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
RWH
with the on-line buddies and feuding with the dangerous lunatics of
the internet.
Rob Taylor
> I may return to the group after the election. In my limited lurking
> here, I have been really turned off by some of what I have seen of
> what passes for political "discourse." Unfortunately, many people
> today seem to think simplistic labeling of groups and name-calling and
> is political discussion. It's not, and this group has suffered
> because of the above. I might make a post outlining my thoughts on
> the election. Then again I might not.
Pearls before swine, me lad.
Glad to see you around and hope you get some enthusiasm back by
Jooone.
Rob "Fancypants" Taylor
Margaret Fine
"Andrew In Alabama" <andr...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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If you come back I swear I will never go on another politcal rant. :-)
Margaret
--
mrs....@comcast.net
Rob Taylor
> I may return to the group after the election. In my limited lurking
> here, I have been really turned off by some of what I have seen of
> what passes for political "discourse." Unfortunately, many people
> today seem to think simplistic labeling of groups and name-calling and
> is political discussion. It's not, and this group has suffered
> because of the above. I might make a post outlining my thoughts on
> the election. Then again I might not.
Pearls before swine, me lad.
> Hope to see most of you in Joone.
Hope a little enthusiasm bounces back by then. We may stop discussing
the election by then, too. No promises, though.
Rob "Fancypants" Taylor
CyßerHoGŽ
> Bottom line Cam, is I am not a socialist. If you want to "spread the
> wealth" let the STRIP be the first place to do it. The hotels and casinos
> are still taxed less than other states. Let the tourists pay the tab--not
> us.
>
> M
Who is this "us" you keep talking about? Would that be tax paying property
owners in Las Vegas?
To paraphrase a great AVLV antagonist of yours: "Clark County assessor's
NEVER heard of you Masarsky"
US! Indeed. Who are you crappin? Go back to your rented room you fat slob.
The DOS Man
I had a small office at the commercial property in Henderson for a while,
but I now have everything in the third former bedroom here at the house. But
that does not mean I do not pay taxes. My rent (albeit very low) pays my
'owners' property taxes.
We pay property (and other taxes) on the commercial property. Just because
you cannot find it doesn't mean it does not exist. I have written
excessively on ways to reduce debt and be fiscally prudent. Too bad you
never pay attention.
Instead , like Sickpuppet and Sockpuppet, you also continue to be obsessed
about my life and what I do, Cyberhog. You are the coward of cowards. Why
is that?
Unlike you, I continue to be a very successful businessman and have recently
reunited with my former partner in Atlanta to work with him on a record
label. Imagine that? Me working in the music business! More
interestingly, it will be with Hip Hop and Christian/Gospel.
I am just full of surprises!
Meanwhile, our financial advisers suggest to us that the overall market will
regain 250 to 300 points by May 2009. Are we crazy? Who knows? You play
Sporgy and we will play NYSE (and others).
My prediction that oil would not go under $3 was wrong. Aw geez, I am so
sorry....
But then again I thought the Cubbies would beat my own Dodgers...
Can't win em all, can you?
You still remain an asshole, Hog. The only thing stupider than a compulsive
gambler is one who still thinks he is going to win that final bet. Enjoy
your Sporgy, loser.
M
"CyßerHoGŽ" <cybe...@hanginwiththehogs.com> wrote in message
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CyßerHoGŽ
<snip a whole lot of BS>
> You still remain an asshole, Hog. The only thing stupider than a
> compulsive gambler is one who still thinks he is going to win that final
> bet. Enjoy your Sporgy, loser.
>
> M
>
And, you're still batting .000, but do keep swinging away.
Nomen Nescio
The usual lies cut
> I still remain an asshole, and a Pig.
> The only thing stupider than a compulsive
> liar is one who still thinks he is going
> find some fool to believe his lies.
> I keep trying though
FYP
Gary111
CyberHoG,
Us is the hundreds of make believe friends that Mikey has created for
himself.
Gary
Gary111
Mikey,
You never paid any property taxes in Las Vegas on any property. Ever.
You lied about owning a house. You don't own any property, commercial or
residential. And you never have.
You are not a successful businessman. You own no business.
Your predictions are as full of shit as you are.
In closing, CyberHoG is coming to Vegas to party with his friends, some
from back home and some from avlv. That is something you will never know
since you have no friends. If that makes him a loser and you a winner
then we all need to throw snake eyes.
Gary
CyßerHoGŽ
"Gary111" <Gar...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Gary,
Even his make believe friends know that he's full of shit.
DocDice
> tom ronson wrote.
> > I think this town's "shine" has been replaced by "the grind" -
To your point, I recently had an opportunity to stop by Vegas on a
west coast trip. I chose to fly back across country and spend a few
days in Nassau instead.
"The thrill is gone"
BB King
DD
avon...@gmail.com
> told me they cannot stand Atlantic City. ("So you live inVegasall the
> time now---you lucky SOB!")
>
> M
>
>
> - Show quoted text -
Vegas is a bargain!!! You xan still get an extraordinary room at a
great deal if you watch for the specials. Food can still be cheap,
alot of free entertainment!!!
Avonridge
www.lasvegasstripondvd.com