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not sure if someone has said already, but this thread and TA have an article on the racing post:
https://www.racingpost.com/news/opinion/comment/racing-must-react-as-another-leading-punter-says-no-to-affordability-checks-aeIOk8A4acAC/ |
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Thanks for posting jpser. Everyone needs to read this.
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saddo, just catching up on today's posts. Thank you, you totally owned Dave the Labeller with your post, exposed him for the repugnant hypocrite that he is.
Sounds like Dave's looking forward to his GM plant / insect burgers, YUM YUM. |
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Neil Clark
@NeilClark66 6 Aug Bought this quickly by accident thinking it was real Chicken Tikka! Took one taste and spat it out as it was awful! And this is what they want us to eat instead of the real thing. No thanks. What a grim, joyless life if we only had this terrible tasting ‘plant based’ food to eat https://twitter.com/NeilClark66/status/1688082402713690112  Don't worry folks, it's only a conspiracy theory  |
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Alan -just want to say I'm a big fan of your writings on here and the racing forum.
Wishing you success and happiness in the future. |
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What is to stop a gambler registering with the tax office as a self employed professional gambler.
in other words its your job.Get a loan of a few grand. lodge it into a gambling account and off you go. if someone wants to see the account its no problem.you will win or lose.if you get a bad run,get another loan,and the worst that can happen is if you win a few hundred grand just pay income tax after your expenses are deducted. And the tax office will give you a full year to get started.Make sure you keep records of every bet you place win or lose.  And if you are as good as most people on this forum at gambling ,you will be happy to pay income tax on your profits.  |
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Alan Potts gave a free autobiography on here about 4 years ago….
Rather than pay for publication etc he put a link up, and a great read it is. I’m too squiffy but a link up, but it’s well worth a read of self deprecation. |
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https://community.betfair.com/horse_racing/go/thread/view/94102/31522333/a-new-book---and-its-free?post_id=558113623#558113623
Anorak book link |
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saddo • August 13, 2023 2:08 PM BST
You didn't care about anyone else citing these things when they were forcing people to have injections or lose their job, and houses were being searched for illegal visitors a while back. SUSPENSION OF ASTRA VENECA VACCINE By dave1357 on 15 Mar 21 18:13 "No vaccine no job" would be a slam dunk win at an employment tribunal. Just because I call out conspiritards and misinformationists like GEORGE.B and yourself or join in your pathetic circle jerking, don't make wider assumptions. |
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Dave the Labeller, post some examples of this "misinformation".
This c*nt spent three years on here attacking people who questioned official narratives, now produces a post and says look: I believe in people's rights, honest guv. Bet he had it in his 'favourites' for when it was needed. |
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Oh dear, from the same thread.
dave135715 Mar 21 18:00 there won't be millions. If another country refuses to let you enter unless you are vaccinated, that it their right. probably a good way to keep out the riff-raff. If you didn't have the potion, you were riff raff in Dave the Labeller's eyes. Contradicting himself again. |
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GEORGE.B dave1357
Knock it on the head lads….please! |
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dave135715 Mar 21 18:16
you really over estimate the numbers of thickos/attention seekers there are in the country. All the economically active ones will quickly fall in line as soon as "no jab no tenerife" starts "fall in line" fall in line with what, Dave the Labeller, mandated jabs to go abroad? |
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GEORGE.B too thick to realise that the statement "If another country refuses to let you enter unless you are vaccinated, that it their right" is so completely correct, that it has broken his tiny brain.
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Well said Saxon.
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And also another statement which was absolutely correct, that thick George doesn't understand.
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dave1357
it is a lol tho that the same ppl who have been decrying masks and staying at home are scared witless about getting vaccinated. ^ corporate jab pusher |
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keep posting GEORGE.B you are only proving yourself and saddo to be completely wrong.
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dave1357
Yup the stats actually seem to indicate that the AZ vaccine prevents blood clots. That must be why it's been quietly removed from the market and banned in several countries  |
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dave1357
^^^ok I'm terrified of blood clots - but the AZ vaccine seems to reduce the chance of getting them. We can trust dave on this one, he's a professor of BS at Imperial College, London |
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dave1357
^^And I like trolling anti-vaxxers as they almost all hold disgusting/idiotic views about everything. Fair to say, Dave doesn't believe in freedom of speech, say anything he doesn't like or stray from the narrative, and he's coming for ya. What a hate-fuelled post that was. |
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Dave1357
^^^take an aspirin to stop the blood clots instead Not much sympathy for the people who were shown in coroner's courts to have died from clots following the jabs, have you Dave? |
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Yes GEORGE, you thicko
dave1357 ^^^ok I'm terrified of blood clots - but the AZ vaccine seems to reduce the chance of getting them. and dave1357 ^^And I like trolling anti-vaxxers as they almost all hold disgusting/idiotic views about everything. were together part of a little joke. Not a good joke because Foinavon didn't get it. Aren't you getting embarrassed now George? Wasting your life trolling through my old posts and being unable to find any that support your assertion of hypocrisy? |
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dave1357
blood clots don't appear to be a side effect, so how could they be identified? You want to tell that to Lisa Shaw's family, Dave, she left a seven-year-old son behind. |
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Aren't you getting embarrassed now George? Wasting your life trolling through my old posts and being unable to find any that support your assertion of hypocrisy?
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dave1357
blood clots don't appear to be a side effect, so how could they be identified? and he accuses me of "misinformation" |
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Aren't you getting embarrassed now George? Wasting your life trolling through my old posts and being unable to find any that support your assertion of hypocrisy?
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you missed this one, I wonder why?
dave1357 • March 15, 2021 5:19 PM GMT think there are human rights act issues - which is a bit ironic as the venn diagram for anti-vaxxers and ppl that hate the HRA is almost a circle. |
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Wasting your life trolling through my old posts and being unable to find any that support your assertion of hypocrisy?
they're all from the thread that *YOU* referenced above. I didn't have to look very far. |
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btw this is in the context
Reynard • March 16, 2021 12:16 PM GMT The decision not to test these 'vaccines' before being licensed is beginning to look like an error of astronomical proportions . Anaphylactic shock and blood clots are potential side effects that can be easily identified . One has to wonder about potential side effects that are less easy to identify such as genetic disorders etc. dave1357 • March 16, 2021 12:42 PM GMT blood clots don't appear to be a side effect, so how could they be identified? ie they didn't appear as a side effect in trials. But you would be too thick to understand that. Any evidence of hypocrisy GEORGE.B, after you have completely derailed this thread like the pathetic selfish individual you are. |
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You're like a cornered rat.
It was *YOU* who "derailed" it after yet another labelling attack on something I'd posted. dave1357 13 Aug 23 08:06 is it any wonder the ukgc/govt ignore us, with loons like GEORGE.B endlessly spouting on about Irish cows. |
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Oh… what a pity, it’s just self indulgent now…. to ruin a good thread.
Go and have a battle elsewhere NOW PLEASE. |
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saxon farm, there is a block facility, no-one's stopping you from using it, that's what it's there for.
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"block user"
just click on that. There you go, 'problem' solved. |
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Indeed…..I occasionally use it for idiots.
However GEORGE and dave1357…. I do not class you as idiots, but just for now lads, take it elsewhere if it’s not too much trouble. |
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Can't see what you posted saxon farm, ya blocked!
saxon farm 13 Aug 23 22:38 The contents of this post have been hidden for this blocked user. You can manage your blocked users list here . Ah, bliss! |
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How nice for you.
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Hang on a tick while I unblock you, so I can see what ya saying.
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It's just sad to see as someone who has loved betting since playing 3 card brag at school in the early 80s, see betting transcend into the abyss. Winners will not be tolerated. Losers will not be tolerated. A hopeless regulator attempting an impossible task, based on zero research. The result can only be a complete mess. Anyone with any knowledge in the industry knows this.
The only way to stop people who are addicted and can't afford to bet, from betting, is to stop every form of betting altogether. These measures won't stop the addicted, the addicted will find a way. They'll only stop those that aren't addicted. Of course there will be some that aren't addicted that can't really afford it who will stop, because let's face it, there is a standard of living crisis and people are struggling to buy food and pay rent, but that could also be applied to smoking, drinking, and any form of non essential shopping. Using some arbitrary measure, if everybody who can't afford to do something is prevented from doing it, the economy will grind to a halt, so it's a dumb ideal in the first place anyway. However, I think the aim is to stop compulsive gamblers from topping themselves. At least that's the reason given from the government. But there's too many options, and too many operators want this cash as it's their easiest revenue. I doubt these measures and intrusions will make much difference at all to addicts. If a pub bars a heavy drinker, or a shop bars a heavy smoker, they just move further down the road. If the pub barred a casual drinker, he's far less likely than the heavy drinker to move down the road. |
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its all silly.before gambling on the internet and bookmakers started people would gather at street corners and play pitch and toss,
then the would have poker games in someones house.In the pub if there was a horse race of football match people would gamble among themselves.And it will return to those days . Great post by CLYDEBANK BY THE WAY. |