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13 Dec 16
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A couple of days ago i was meeting the mrs in a coffee shop in town which happens
to be situated opposite a gaming arcade, 'Cashino' to be precise . Sitting by the window
observing the tracksuit types coming and going into the arcade i noticed a dwarf entering there .
After a while he left looking 'red faced' . Now they have a poster in the window for sunbed
hire so i guess he could have used those, or a loss on the fobt, even a win could have left him looking 'flushed'.
Had me thinking that in all my years horseracing i could not remember seeing a dwarf on course. Could there be a gene linked to dwarfism that negates the urge to gamble?
I pondered either mailing the British Medical Association or putting on chitchat for the answer .
to be situated opposite a gaming arcade, 'Cashino' to be precise . Sitting by the window
observing the tracksuit types coming and going into the arcade i noticed a dwarf entering there .
After a while he left looking 'red faced' . Now they have a poster in the window for sunbed
hire so i guess he could have used those, or a loss on the fobt, even a win could have left him looking 'flushed'.
Had me thinking that in all my years horseracing i could not remember seeing a dwarf on course. Could there be a gene linked to dwarfism that negates the urge to gamble?
I pondered either mailing the British Medical Association or putting on chitchat for the answer .
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I'll go first -
yes but only for low stakes. |
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Ther all jockeys.
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...and short of cash
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David Brent has some strong views on the subject. Do Elves play the lottery? We'll never know. Unless you sell lottery tickets.
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Just a little flutter!
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YES heir Lucky Number is always 7 .
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Well Grumpy, Happy, Sneezy and Dopey certainly don't like to wager... but I've always been suspicious of Moneytry
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A thread about dwarves being less than sensible.....
Best ignored......... It's not big and it's not clever. |
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They normally find the stakes too high
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It's not big and it's not clever.
N1 SF, subtle humour the best. |
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I knew one who backed just 5F races.
He lost a fortune. He always backed short runners  |
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The only time I ever bet with one was an ill advised round wager down the pub.
Thankfully it was only small beer. |
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Had me thinking that in all my years horseracing i could not remember seeing a dwarf on course
Viewing might be a problem i guess, |
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Not sure if there's a funny reply or not here, im racking my brain but nothing
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I have heard that they are very shrewd, but only make a small profit.
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Not sure about dwarfs gambling but i know a clown who works as a full time clown and he loves gambling...
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roald dahl was sure of it.
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Not sure about dwarfs (aka Dwarves) but young lambs certainly do.....
. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKkkNtoSKS4 |
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They never back outsiders,love a short one .
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Anyone on ere twinkled a midget?
One of my 'Things to do before my toes turn up' |
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What a strange thread this one is
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Dwarves need to be accompanied by an adult when going racing
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they are always getting p issed on when going to the toilet at the races
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