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This isn't debatable. The only game that a player friendly line could have altered the outcome was in week 1. Even if you have found the worst sportsbook in the world through Google searching as you foolishly suggest we do.
If I'm wrong, just post a receipt. If you were right, you could prove it so quickly and easily.
You get so up in arms about me calling you a dumbass for an easily disproved lie, yet you make zero effort to show that my assessment of you was incorrect. Bravo. Keep on keeping on big fella.
"I had to take her down like Chris Brown."
-Lance Stephenson
You just keep calling names and not paying any attention. I would not post anything with my name on this site.... There are a real bunch of crazies here. I was called a liar because of the TV Show I produce. I offered to take one poster, Trader Joe, and show him an example and give him the number of my company so he could call and verify what I do. I guess he wasn't interested.... I don't lie here and I am get tired of being called that all of the time. Have I made mistakes? Sure, but they were honest ones, I wasn't lying.... So, the mods won't allow me to call you the appropriate name back but I hope they have a long talk with you about calling someone a liar and a dumbass......
But you have been lying to us repeatedly. We're just calling it as it is, just like you're supposedly doing with RG3. We don't need to see a copy of a receipt with your name on it, just give us the website that has all these surefire bets on it. You're telling us hundreds of articles are predicting certain things, but you can't show us any. You're making up quotes from an "assistant coach" on a make believe radio show. It's kind of funny when you lie about things that are so easily disproved.
I have an amputation of one of my fingers and nerve damage to both of my hands.
Having a Great Dane and walking him around the Washington monuments.
Living in a big motorhome and travelling the country.
Being the Exectutive Producer of a televison program.
Saying writers had said that RGIII would be a multiple time MVP and appear in multiple super bowls (King and Wilbon among others)
Owned four Colts season tickets in the Manning years.
Saying that I have no family (meaning parents or wife and children) and then noting that I have a brother who has three grown children.
There are many others....
I am tired of it. All of these things are absolute facts about me... All of you jokers only know how to call a person a liar or other vile names when you don't agree with me. I don't do that to you and I try to never call anyone names although I can think of some that would be appropriate. So, when RGIII show you all that he has that "it" that makes a super star and Luck doesn't have "it" do you I get to call all of you names then. I sure hope so.....
You know how hippos are made out to be sweet and silly, like big cows, but are actually extremely dangerous and can kill you with stunning brutality? The Pacers are the NBA's hippos....Matt Moore CBS Sports....
But prove that you aren't lying about this brilliant betting scheme that has gotten you to 5-2 by picking against the Jaguars. It's simple. Just show us some place, any place, that has taken bets which would make this mathematically possible. Just one. It's easy. You're either lying or telling the truth. And this is the most easily backed up statement of any of the ridiculous crap you have posted since you fully claim to have placed these foolproof bets at this unnamed offshore gambling site. Just prove it.
But it isn't mathematically possible by any means I've come up with. Therefore, you're both a liar and a dumbass for trying to keep this lie going.
"I had to take her down like Chris Brown."
-Lance Stephenson
I am not allowed to respond in kind so I will just report your post and your abuse to a mod....They will either do something or not....
"I had to take her down like Chris Brown."
-Lance Stephenson
You know how hippos are made out to be sweet and silly, like big cows, but are actually extremely dangerous and can kill you with stunning brutality? The Pacers are the NBA's hippos....Matt Moore CBS Sports....
Don't get me wrong, I like Wilbon. I like his insight into things and he is a good reporter and commentator. But his opinions are no more relevant than anyone else's.
Hopefully Wilbon doesn't whiff as badly on his RGIII prediction as he did his KG one:
First of all, Kevin Garnett is not ready to play in the NBA. He just isn't close. We're going to assume his coach simply hasn't seen enough NBA games, live, up-close. The kid isn't physically ready to play under the basket in the Big Ten, much less against Hakeem Olajuwon and David Robinson. His skill level isn't high enough; he isn't savvy enough.
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Citing PTI as a reputable source.....lmao
Don't ask Marvin Harrison what he did during the bye week. "Batman never told where the Bat Cave is," he explained.
It's pretty sad when you have someone on ignore and you can still tell how full of it they are through quotes.
The mods should end this because Ol Blu doesn't deserve to be **** on even though he provokes these reactions. i wonder why these mods just sit back and let this happen. They say they are monitoring the situation but it's already way out of hand. People have left and it's just a pissing contest here.
Where is Hicks when you need him?
It's one thing to be rah rah-ing RG3 and poo poo-ing Luck. It's a whole other thing to be making stuff up and lying about it in the process. He's made several statements that, if true, could easily be backed up. He either can't because its lies, or he won't. So I think OlBlu deserves the **** being thrown his way for calling out his lies.
Oh look another thread that has been hijacked into an RGIII being better than Luck thread.
Shouldn't this thread be talking about the Dolphins - Colts match up?
Super Bowl XLI Champions
2000 Eastern Conference Champions
It wasn't done by me..... I only responded to attacks...... Talk to "bunt" about it....
"I had to take her down like Chris Brown."
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RESIDENTS in Winchester and the surrounding villages should do all they can to prepare for even more wet weather over the weekend.
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Simon Jones, Highways Agency regional director, said: "Although our network has coped well we continue to monitor all our roads closely so we can act quickly when flooding occurs. Wherever possible we are also supporting other agencies in dealing with the wider problems caused by the severe weather."
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Trout has long admired Jeter, on and off field
NEW YORK -- Mike Trout grew up in South New Jersey wanting to be a shortstop, a position he played until his senior year of high school, and he idolized Derek Jeter.
Now here he is, in the visiting clubhouse of Yankee Stadium as Jeter, 39, plays in his final season.
"It's tough," Trout said. "It's been fun to watch him play. I'm always following him. But I think he's going out at the right time. I'm sure he could play another five years or whatever, but he made that decision, and everybody's going to respect it, for sure."
Trout and Jeter bonded a little at the 2012 All-Star Game, and the Angels' center fielder got a jersey and a ball signed by Jeter when he visited the Bronx last season. Asked what sticks out most about Jeter's career, Trout said: "He's a winner; a leader on and off the field, staying out of trouble. He's every kid's role model."
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"We are actively looking for him," Lake County Sheriff Frank Rivero said Thursday. "We are checking out leads."
Rivero said a suspect was identified but his name would not be released to the public to avoid jeopardizing the ongoing investigation.
The victim, whose name was also not released, was alive as of Thursday morning, according to the sheriff.
The shooting occurred after a fight and escalated into a brawl Sunday between 2 and 3 p.m. in the Fairway Drive area of Clear Lake Riviera. The suspect is still at-large and wanted for charges of assault with a deadly weapon and attempted murder.


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The girlfriend of a suspect in a burglary at Oklahoma football coach Bob Stoops' house was caught trying to break her boyfriend out of the juvenile detention center where he was being held, ESPN.com's Jake Trotter reported.
Paige Maurey, 20, was arrested and charged with a felony count of assisting a prisoner to escape, according to an affidavit filed by the Cleveland County District Attorney's Office.
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A spokeswoman for the Cleveland County Sheriff's Office confirmed to ESPN.com that the juvenile Maurey allegedly tried to break out is the same juvenile who is accused of burglarizing Stoops' house on the morning of June 19 while Stoops' family slept.
The juvenile and Corey McCarty, 21, were charged with first-degree burglary after their arrests on June 22.