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_mfordy_
20 May 10 11:01
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I have an important luncheon engagement - thank you.

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By:
Billy77
When: 20 May 10 11:02
He's still phoning all the bookmakers with his tips.
By:
ybor city
When: 20 May 10 11:04
the psychiatrist has a sausage roll waiting for you today. Followed by alphabet soup.See if you can rescue the c. Then the u.
               After you've spilt the rest of it down your bib the n and the t should be easy.
By:
_mfordy_
When: 20 May 10 11:04
Ha ha, I doubt that - but am in no doubt that they will be poised.....
By:
_mfordy_
When: 20 May 10 11:05
It is always such a shame when the lower elements such as ybor feel the need to expose their common vulgarity here.
By:
ewok2006
When: 20 May 10 11:06
Gladiators Ready!?!
Contestants Ready!?!
By:
ybor city
When: 20 May 10 11:07
not vulgar to refer to you in those terms.Harris tells it like it is.
By:
_mfordy_
When: 20 May 10 11:08
The fact that you do not think it vulgar immediately confirms my earlier assertion. Thank you.
By:
artie
When: 20 May 10 11:50
On line now.
By:
_mfordy_
When: 20 May 10 11:53
Thank you - prices easily secured on those two and I can watch them when I return.

Thank you Sir Hugh.
By:
geton
When: 20 May 10 11:56
i see sir hugh has resorted to tipping up dirty ew betsShocked
By:
artie
When: 20 May 10 11:59
What's a " dirty" each way bet ?
By:
geton
When: 20 May 10 12:09
im sure u have heard the expression before artie but i will humour you - Weathervane ew @ 7/2 is pretty dirty ew bet getting 1.7 a place when its actual chance of being placed is greater (check bf place market for confirmation)
By:
artie
When: 20 May 10 12:23
So in English you mean a good or value or shrewd EW bet.
By:
ewok2006
When: 20 May 10 12:26
artie, showing an eager interest in Mr Hugh aren't we?
By:
artie
When: 20 May 10 12:31
You bet. I show an eager interest in all profitable tipsters and tipping services.
By:
slickster
When: 20 May 10 12:38
lazy tools... ooh ooh please hugh tell me what to back today for i am clueless ha ha.... quite sad..
By:
artie
When: 20 May 10 12:41
Trying to pick "the winner of the race" is for mugs, and entertainment players. Leave it to the experts and earn a good living. Simple.
By:
geton
When: 20 May 10 12:42
yeah nothing wrong with them artie i do them all the time.

but they are a bit different to just good value/shrewd bets. with the books the ew part of the price is worked out simply on the price the horse is to win. so the price to win of around 3/1 could be fairly poor value but the place part of the bet of 3/5 could be very good value.

in the industry they are generally know as dirty ew bets
By:
_mfordy_
When: 20 May 10 15:49
artie is absolutely spot on - very well put. Good to hear someone talking such excellent sense.
By:
leif
When: 10 May 23 22:29
Did Sir Hugh leave your bed afterwards?
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 10 May 23 22:47
yes,with friction burns from the unlubed strap-on.
By:
leif
When: 10 May 23 22:58
That'll explain why Sir Hugh has maintained a point blank refusal to reply to Fraudy on Tw4tter despite the constant and sickening, sycophantic simpingShocked
By:
Larabrown
When: 11 May 23 09:04
Oh God, this man is so obsessed and delusional that he`s posting his nonsense and copying and pasting from THIRTEEN YEARS ago at 11.00pm!!!
By:
leif
When: 14 May 23 20:34
Is he awake yet Gimp?
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