i go skiing in the morning,  and ride his bot in the afternoon.

evening paudy, dry yer eyes son

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3.2  disappeared.

i never really addressed this.  so all the millions playing at home, all the bookies laying off on here.

and not one pound (£1) wants to back or lay at 3.20 ???   not a quid,  either way, 

quite remarkable,

uptheirons 23 Mar 26 19:14 
Strange that the "Nutter" cannot substantiate any of his lunatic claims

In fairness,neither would you. Just saying like.

Posted one bet in that time, a win bet on a horse he told the forum to lay. He didn't off course post the matched lay bet that would show his loss.

If Paddy was worried about your rants he would have flicked the switch on you on here a long time ago.

I expect they have a good laugh at your expense, not from the inside

Be careful in the morning, the snow might be a tad slippy early doors.

If I knew which way markets were going, every time, I'd be disappointed not to make a couple of hundred a race. 25 races a day, a hard year's work for a cool million (even after the 40% expert fee hulk's paying no doubt). Get it banked hulk....and spend the afternoon on the slopes too.

I have substantiated any bet that I have claimed to have made,Wakenabush

7 years on and he's still wishing he put his phone on silent so it didn't make the click sound when he photographed me. 

if he'd asked i'd have done him a moody pose. 

shows you the lengths the cnts will go to. 

and yes, true story,

the reason it sounds like a nutter, is because it's so ridiculous.

i 100% guarantee you the manager of a PP shop came out from behind the counter, wandered up next to me, and took a photo of me as i was looking at the electronic odds boards in one of their shops in 2019.  and he was told to do it by the area manager but i won't say anymore or how i know that.

i've also been locked in a branch of WH with the manager threatening to "call the police" when he found i'd been rinsing him.

i politely took a seat and asked him how long they would be. 

at which point he opened the door and requested that i fk off.

didn't like it up him.

i'm quite clever,  you see.

People who consistently make up stories, embellish achievements, or fake a successful life to gain attention, admiration, or sympathy are often described as pathological liars, mythomaniacs, or fantasists. This behavior is frequently a, “cry for recognition” driven by low self-esteem or an underlying need to feel special, rather than just material gain.

Pathological Liar (Pseudologia Fantastica): Someone who lies chronically and compulsively, often creating elaborate, fantastical stories about their life to present themselves as successful or heroic.
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Fantasist: Someone who tells constant, exaggerated stories about their life to make themselves seem more interesting or powerful.
Narcissist/Grandiosity: People with narcissistic tendencies or Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) often portray themselves as successful to maintain a fragile, inflated ego.

hulk23 • March 23, 2026 8:56 PM GMT
i'm quite clever,  you see.

Dear God

Irons, its irrelevant whether i bet or not.Ive never claimed to be anything on here.If i was quite happy to post individual bets and was requested to proof any claim of winning long term i'd have no problem posting it,why would anyone? Those that refuse do so for a reason,their claims are false.

ulk...hugo has a point...as ive outed hundreds of wofflers over the years he dus have a point.

You're full of shyte imo.

some of you are so sheltered from reality.

includes you iron.

i'm telling you for a fact, i've no reason to lie, the boy came out from behind the counter at PP and 'covertly' took my photo. 

and i was sent the photo from someone i know that works from PP. 

it's on my file.