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is discipline an edge?
is discipline an edge?
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Both numbers are my own business but thanks for asking.
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if you have a winning strategy ---- and you veer from it
OF COURSE DISCIPLINE IS A NEGATIVE you fools |
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Ladies and Gentleman !!!!
Kenilworth inventor of infamous "impossible to loose 8 in row Overs backing System" (which turned out to be just fruitcake plan) has entered the building. He he,... i just had to put this into the thread :) |
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that was a completely different person Anna.
Kennicky i believe. |
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Oh really,... could swear it has been kenilworth,.... the old thread is probably floating around somewhere..... ?
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Of course discipline is an edge
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I'm not sure that it is in itself. The overround being the main reason, surely if you adopted a slavish approach you would fall victim to the overround to say nothing of commission on here
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Thanks for that Tobermory, as I have just spotted this post by Anna,
and was scratching my head for a moment. Perhaps an apology from Anna, or would that be too much to ask from him/her ? |
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also the use of has been rather than was - suggests more than 1 occurrence of the alleged fruitcake plan - as if kenilworth was involved at another date and time to kennicky
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discipline is a massive edge, without it all the studying of form and number crunching will addup to zilch eventually
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swift-tuttle, what are you on about ?
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swift-tuttle ..Hi ....Can't see K advocating such a "plan" ....would be totally out of character........
You are going well in naps comp ...GL in run in this year... |
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kenilworth - don't mind me, I am given to mindless ramblings occasionally.
DFC - Hi, hopefully on way back now after 3 consecutive falling through trapdoors. It's all about roller-coasters this game, but if that is the case - can an attempt not made to capitalise on the peaks and 'pass' on the troughs? |
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and my nap today Prescelli has just won - so am I on the way up or about to start a descent?
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as you know freddie I'm a systems man
I do what my systems tell me to do |
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Thanks for that Tobermory, as I have just spotted this post by Anna,
and was scratching my head for a moment. Perhaps an apology from Anna, or would that be too much to ask from him/her ? Oh come on you guys really have no sense of humour.... :( |
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JUst apologize Anna.
It's quicker and easier. |
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do NOT apologise anna
sign of weakness |
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exactly. nobody gets anywhere apologising.
see that george w bush. think he's the apolgising type? no serrree. world would be a bitter place if more followed Sir George's example. Gudblessim. |
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are you saying its allright to invade a foreign country and kill tens of thousands of innocent civilians if you apologise for it later ?
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Anna, I have a very good sense of humour, but I don't
laugh when someone is trying to take the p!ss out me for someone else's ancient post. Having said that, I'm not surprised you couldn't find your way to do the right thing. |
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GW doesn't want anybody to think he's a wimp.
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swift-tuttle
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Hehe, I've always thought it takes a man to apologise, but Anna hasn't got the balls to do that.
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Bit sexist Trevh.
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Just testing her sense of humour Frog.
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After carefull consideration i came to the concluison that i wont do **** in terms of apologizing...
Cherio |
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Now you do sound exactly like Kenilworth.
What a turn about eh ? But K is different. He sounds like a pleasant chappie underneath it all. You? I'm not so sure about. Are you even a chappie, let alone a pleasant one ? |
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hi fine as frog hair
how you been  |
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This line from Lewis ~
The time has come, the walrus said. To talk of many things... changing to ~ The time has come, the frog said. To talk of many things.... |
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FINE AS FROG HAIR
Now you do sound exactly like Kenilworth. What a turn about eh ? But K is different. He sounds like a pleasant chappie underneath it all. You? I'm not so sure about. Are you even a chappie, let alone a pleasant one ? FAFH, I feel so gratified that you are beginning to appreciate me, although I would prefer that you didn't. In fact, I'm beginning to feel a little queezy. |
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OK I'll stop it then.
Problem solved. |
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i have always appreciated you kenilworth
sometimes my appreciation overflows if you know what i mean |
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Between the two of you, I don't know whether to feel better or not.
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Anna
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BOtfair's own figures suggest that around 2% of players win.
The actual number of players who long term, win meaningful amounts is even smaller. Using these figures begs the question, What percentage of people who post on a forum such as this actually have anything worthwhile to contribute? |
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I'm not sure what the connection is between the two groups
(winners and forumites making worthwhile posts) so perhaps you could enlighten us ? |
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2% is a significant figure
2% of 43,500,000 is 870,000 |
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42,630,000 is even more significant.
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