Peter, I'm probably wasting my time here. Regardless, since
this link somehow escaped mention from you, here it is
again:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-oxfordshire-18765015
The betting agency had to make good on a 100K (pounds) bet
to a third party charity, because the original bettor
stipulated that in his will.
In essence, he did the same thing as Kenny: don't pay me
(or, in his case, my heirs), pay my charity. And the betting
agency paid 100K to Oxfam.
Explain that to your anonymous legal scholar &
Ultimatesamwood & let me know what they say.
In your view, f the HOF voters*, f the vast majority of RSD
posters, f the fact that you can't cite legal precedent for
your BS claim about third party betting, f everyone because
you like to "out idiot the idiots".
Mission accomplished. You're king of the idiots.
*Full HOF blurb is below, emphasis on the paragraph that
Peter claims as justification for hating a person he neither
met nor played against
Kenny Dobyns has been called the most intense competitor to
ever play the game, a force of nature, and a living legend.
During a twenty year career that spanned the 80s and 90s,
Dobyns displayed an indomitable will to win, as well as, a
penchant for making spectacular plays seem routine. As the
soul of the NYNY dynasty, he helped lead the team to six
National and four World championships, displaying a singular
ability to step up when the game was on the line. But he was
more than a physical marvel.
Dobyns had brains as well as brawn. He was an innovator in
ultimate strategy and tactics, incorporating a system of
structured, set-play offenses, complicated, switching
defenses, and a serious training regimen that made NYNY
nearly unbeatable during their reign atop the sport. He was
a dedicated leader, inspiring teammates and opponents alike
with his passionate intensity and willingness to sacrifice
his body in order to make a play.
While the ferocity of Dobyns' competitive spirit has
prompted some to question his commitment to the Spirit of
the Game, he earned the respect of those who played against
him at the highest levels of competition by playing hard,
fair, and with tremendous heart. As one long-time rival put
it, Kenny never gave up. Not on a play. Not in a game.
Dobyns lives now in Pawling, NY, still finds the time to
play summer league, and is currently working to grow youth
involvement in ultimate through a new organization, DiscNY.