Jog on yorkie no oe here ordered the obese male stripper.

another buzzer u have found

Bit of fun   funs good 
let me guess  Breaking The Bank
why  you had a  bank of £2.68 yesterday and layed  Circuitous   4.00 Ayr  win and place for thousands ....KID your a Genius

u gave a bit back ,ran well

Slow and steady. Funds increasing.

I have texted Colin he is laying vogarth for me and I get a 25% split of profits.

Is he one of the new ruk presenters? I had to cancel my subscription as funds were limited.

I'm not sure as I'm going to leave in min and text mrs tree say I'm out for night.
She's out early in morning so that buys me time to recover her cash.

Vogarth is  forecast at 200/1 in The Racing  Post
its 420 on here to £2 quid   what are you and Colin  going to do with your  with all that dosh
oh forgot your on 25%   thats 50 pence 
and you say  slow but sure ... keep it up and in 50years time  you and Colin  may  just  may have enough to buy a bedsit for one night .. hey it beats sleeping under the bridge

Heres my tip and why  6.10 Bussa  ..first thet took the winner out  Beckerment  it was a match  with Bussa .. so now it leaves the race for Bussa to lose   it runs off  81 they claim  3 lbs  so that makes it 84  ..and 84 will win  most low class  claimers .. no i have not had a bet  .why  i only back before 4.00pm  after 4.00pm  if i bet  its a Lay

Money so you have an easy 20 quid at 420/1  . your  liability is £8.400.. take it your on some sort of drugs

No Colin's taking the lability. I'm just asking for my share of winnings for the tip.

He's 'got the double up! ....
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Money Tree cost me thousands!!     20 Sep 13 14:59

I'm no fan of a horse running the next day after a hard race.

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NOW - PLANETEX WINS at Newcastle

Ran yesterday. ....      Planetex 1

You have such bad luck tree.

Don't want to scare the young children but have you considered that there maybe a Poltergeist in your house?

Every penny mrs tree has lent me is laying this



you crease me up, you really do tree

So am I tree,

Really fancy Our Jonathan tomorrow,

Enjoying a glass just now,

Cheers.

You need serious help MT I suggest you read and take note before it's to late.

Thought processes of a gambler

Often the compulsive gambler will begin to panic and see no way out, but then the slightest amount of good news will bring the individual back their optimism, so the gambling begins again. The struggle to control the addiction becomes harder each day and emotional outbursts are common with sufferers. However the gambling will continue as it involves escaping from reality and living in a fantasy world where the addiction is not an issue. The gambler begins to feel they are more comfortable when gambling and inevitably the addiction will become more severe; the compulsive gambler uses their addiction as a method of escaping from the effects of their addiction.

Ultimately, the addiction brings the individual despair and humiliation and causes deterioration in almost all areas of their life. However this does not prevent the person from dreaming of a life filled with money, friends, an expensive car and house. In reality though, no amount of money will ever be enough as the individual has the irresistible urge to gamble any winnings they do ever make. Enormous amounts of debt are accumulated but there is the common delusion amongst compulsive gamblers that the next risk will be the one that wins them big money and will put everything right. When the gambler finally realises they have a problem, help is available but the addiction is usually severe by this time, as the individual will have done their best to hide it for so long. Depression, drinking and taking drugs often accompany compulsive gambling. Nevertheless, treatment is highly effective and sufferers can be restored back to normal functioning and happiness.

Signs of compulsive gambling
Spending an excessive amount of time gambling
Increasing the frequency of gambling
Continuing to gamble despite negative outcomes
Borrowing money to gamble
Increasing the amount of money spent gambling
Frequent mood swings
Secretive behaviour
Absence from work or family problems due to gambling
The irresistible urge to gamble and take larger risks

At least he'll get a tiny bit back by his lay of Ancient Cross in the Ayr Silver Cup.....oh.....wait.....

I had doubted this was the real Money Tree

Obviously i was wrong