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30 Dec 18
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and all other domestic animals and wildlife in general, with all the fireworks going off left right and centre at midnight, must scare the life out of them.
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i thought this thread was going to be about the new EU ANTI TAX AVOIDANCE RULES COMING IN ON TUESDAY MORNING for all the major companies in the world.
 yes i will be sorry for the poor dogs. |
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brass as you no - the more brass ewe have the moor ewe can make
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"that's the spirit moisok,positivity as a new year resolution."
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I have had a bad run but have rode the wave of re emergence of the favourites claiming the high ground (man city and utd)
so back to backing the favourites - is it ever thus as they say |
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ps a pathetic result for the last weaks effarts but already back up
one either takes it or fights back if one is allowed to use such language |
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if you back the favourites they will put up a page of losing favs, and if you lay favourites they will put up a page of winning favs,so best advice is to search for a game that is not on the main page,that will trick the software or keep laying the favourites for small stakes and back them with another company for bigger stakes
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I suppose if you show a couple of grands profit over 3 weeks then one should be satisfied but I take every defeat personally
gambler's disease?? qua? or quo or - but if one can accumulate profit - what the hell? |
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if you lay the draw you have to eliminate the draw fixtures - I am so fkn clever ho ho
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I laugh how the odds stay low when the unfancied scores first - so manutd ve bmth is say 1.5 v 10s or somethign
the lay of draw is 7.8 if bmth score first it drops to something stupid - say 4s - why not grab a bargain?? the intial play for laying the draw is 7.8!!! I am sure you know of this stuff brass |
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a better trick is to keep laying the top horse in every single race,you know you will lose but make sure you do it for small stakes,soon the betfair software will adjust to keep cleaning you out on the top horse,but if you have a phone and a mate in the bookies just ring him and back to top horses,it will keep making profit and betfair will keep telling you the winners but it breaks down after a couple of months when the bookie chucks your mate out of his shop,but then get your mate to find a new home.
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horses -!!! look it is bad enough with soccerball where there's only 2 feet to consider and with a brain!! no hang on
that would be two feet and no brain!! judging from most soccerball players my lady knows horses - she says they are NOT stupid |
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i was on purple today and prices are the same as betfair but purple move their markets first and then betfair adjust but purple are 30 seconds ahead and the bot on betfair reacts when you try to bet,but 30 seconds lets you know what the next price will be,and if a guy got an anti bot to bot the bots he would be laughing
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you yourself know there are so many draws etc one just eliminates the draws where one can and accepts the odd set back
as you very well know |
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hey look - I have enough trouble following the soccerball stuff - just don't confuse me -
I do like your occasional comments though - most just do not get it to survive the betting over the years takes some doing |
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well i give you a good point to consider on the soccerball, moisok,Liverpool are playing great football but(there has to be a but)they have had very few injuries,and ALL TEAMS get injuries during the course of the season (more so after christmas with heavy pitches),now if you take 3 top players out of the liverpool side it will dilute the side very badly,but if you take 3 top players out of the City side they will still be a strong team.
so its not a question of if it happens its a case of WHEN.and the betfair pricers on the league title winners does not take this major factor into consideration ."as i say its not if it happens its When.keep this in mind. |
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I have to laugh brass. How do you factor the palace result etc - having laid the draw I am in clover so what do I have to worry about the favourite or other - I base it on CITY are going to win or spurs or utd etc but sometimes they dont
so if they lose but the dodgy opposition do I STILL WIN |
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hOW ABOUT west ham losing today if you asked me I would have said burnley are dead and they won 2 0
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I can go on and on but for me it is all about eliminating the draws
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fireworks are for fking morons.
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pointing in the right direction they might not be - guy fawkes>
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but then if you want to defend the murderers of bird population I suppose you are still allowed your view
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Don't bring animals in to urban areas and problems solved.
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I just remember one of mine sat on the mat crunching the head of a rabbit (dead after moggy had killed it)
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I've told this story before on the Forum so forgive me if you've already read it.
A mate of mine had a Kelpie. A Kelpie is a dog of instant obedience to voice commands being bred as an Australian sheep and cattle dog. My mate used to walk him around off leash but he had a strict rule. When they got to the traffic lights on the main road the dog had to sit until given the command to go when the lights changed. Anyway on NYE my mate makes in hindsight the fairly crap decision to go for a walk with the dog. He's a retired bloke and time doesn't mean that much to him or the fact that it's NYE and the Sydney Harbour fireworks are 15km away anyway. So the dog hears the fireworks and takes off. The 100% obedient dog is gone. (I owned a Kelpie myself that was 100% instantly obedient that would just run straight home if he heard the rumble of thunder). So my mate spends a couple of hours looking for his dog but with no luck. He goes home for some sleep and is back out a 6am. At the main road traffic lights he finds the dog sitting there all upright and alert the way Kelpies do. He'd clearly come to his senses since the fireworks and decided to go home. But he couldn't cross the main road traffic lights until his Dad said "Go". |
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Great story TKDM
 My Muttley is the only pet that I've had that isn't in the slightly bit fazed about fireworks. He sits on the sofa with me as he always does and he looks out of the window, in his usual plot, watching the fireworks and he doesn't flinch a bit! |
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My dogs flat out fast a kip. Miserable little sod
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He is sleeping through all the fireworks udcfan...I am glad to hear
My cat has been a bit restless but ok now A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO ALL |