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Posted: #76
Any advice on a job online or something easy? wasy to make $$$
 
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Posted: #77

Mail a check  to the Mirage in Las Vegas Attn: Sports Book Director;

Dear Sir,

I'm a Goober with a gambling problem and I was wondering if you could invest my last $200.00 for me on whatever you think best.I trust you implicitly to make the right decision for me and please continue to parlay my winnings to the next game on the board. I will send more $ as I am able to.

God Bless You

Ima Loser

 
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Posted: #78

Bro i need a job.

 
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Posted: #79
Can someone please give me advice for a job that I can do online?
 
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Posted: #80
Guys, he's joking.....
 
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Posted: #81
dude....just stop. have some pride left... just stop betting and concentrate on your work. 
 
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Posted: #82
About?
 
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male escorting pays a shit ton. My roommate in uni made anywhere from $800-$1500 a week accompanying wealthy gay men around town on fridays and saturdays. He was quite adamant that the most he ever did was receive fellatio and give hand jobs.

I don't know or give a shit if he ever took it up the ass raw. That kid was extremely generous and threw some of the most memorable parties of my life....anyway, you might wanna consider that avenue of work if you're in your early to mid 20s and moderately handsome.
 
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Posted: #84
Thinking about getting a scratch off ticket
 
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Posted: #85
Quote Originally Posted by popeyoss:

male escorting pays a shit ton. My roommate in uni made anywhere from $800-$1500 a week accompanying wealthy gay men around town on fridays and saturdays. He was quite adamant that the most he ever did was receive fellatio and give hand jobs.

I don't know or give a shit if he ever took it up the ass raw. That kid was extremely generous and threw some of the most memorable parties of my life....anyway, you might wanna consider that avenue of work if you're in your early to mid 20s and moderately handsome.


lolok
 
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Posted: #86
Quote Originally Posted by FlyLikeAjett:

At a bank. I make 10.85 an hour. Any advice? I want to quit


Yes take Atlanta tonight.


 
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Posted: #87
Quote Originally Posted by popeyoss:

male escorting pays a shit ton. My roommate in uni made anywhere from $800-$1500 a week accompanying wealthy gay men around town on fridays and saturdays. He was quite adamant that the most he ever did was receive fellatio and give hand jobs.

I don't know or give a shit if he ever took it up the ass raw. That kid was extremely generous and threw some of the most memorable parties of my life....anyway, you might wanna consider that avenue of work if you're in your early to mid 20s and moderately handsome.

I actually have a friend in Miami Beach who does this, and he said its not a bad gig. He makes the dudes wear a rubber if fellatio is involved- clearly not as bad.

Think about it brah.
 
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Posted: #88
FlylikeAJett:


go here.  mod decided to move it to penalty box.
 
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Posted: #89

somehow i believe this dumbass has already had it up the arse - serveral times..

 
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Posted: #90
Bet everything associated to your net worth in an attempt to double up. Cars, Houses, Cash, Sports memorabilia, Canned Goods, Clothing, Anything that has any worth that canned be sold or pawned. Quit if you win. Or quit if you lose.
 
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First thing to do
1.Change your name here. It doesn't suit you.
Second thing to do
2.Learn difference between hole and whole.
Third thing to do and the most obvious to me while enjoying this thread.
3. Take some money from work
And lastly
4.Popeyoss has some really good advice...my good man.
 
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Posted: #92
fade the bobcats the rest of the season,make each play like 5-10% of your bankroll. By seasons end you will have all your money back if not more. fade them the first half as well. good luck.
 
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Posted: #93
Quote Originally Posted by gomburzago:

the easiest solution is to stop gambling at all so as not to compound your problem

not sure what you did but for a gambler like you this was your best advice..get out now before it gets even worse...just stay away if you need to pay for picks your in the wrong game.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by jebroni:

First thing to do
1.Change your name here. It doesn't suit you.
Second thing to do
2.Learn difference between hole and whole.
Third thing to do and the most obvious to me while enjoying this thread.
3. Take some money from work
And lastly
4.Popeyoss has some really good advice...my good man.
It's a little redundant don't ya think?
 
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Posted: #95
warriors and jazz tonight............. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Riceboi:

fade the bobcats the rest of the season,make each play like 5-10% of your bankroll. By seasons end you will have all your money back if not more. fade them the first half as well. good luck.


don't listen to anyone in this thread, just take my advice i quoted.
 
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This is a very sad thread. The pitfalls of gambling...dig a hole and it gets deeper and deeper. Stop gambling bud and enjoy life for what it is. Seriously just stop and pick up a new hobby. In a few months you'll forget all about your losses and gambling.
 
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Posted: #98
Have some money set aside just to play with. Just place small bets and gain some experience for fun. Once you're more experienced, you can think about actually making some real money.
 
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Posted: #99
Work All Week and gave it too the BOOKS.. DAMNNNN
 
 
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Posted: #100
Quote Originally Posted by packersbackers:


Watch the movie "owning mahoney"

Problem solved


That guy in Owning Mahoney had a high paying job handling high limit loan accounts.  This guy has some low level position.
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