I am prolly going to have to find a way to get the money so I don't need to sell my car, Ffs barely even had this for a year. Got it for 33k, nismo upgrades carbon fiber hooded, EVERYTHING.
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Quote Originally Posted by joseuribe:
So you lost $11,000 in 3 days?
I am prolly going to have to find a way to get the money so I don't need to sell my car, Ffs barely even had this for a year. Got it for 33k, nismo upgrades carbon fiber hooded, EVERYTHING.
Sorry I meant to post this here,accidently put it in your other thread.
I'm pretty sure you're just leveling everyone,so I hesitate to take you
seriously,but can you describe the downword spiral and some of your bets
since this:
Posted: 2/28/2013 9:59:59 PM I'm 17 and I drive a 2008 Nissan 350z thanks to you all.
+8k this year already. My mom wonders how I get my money, I tell them I sell online game gold for it. :) thanks once again
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Sorry I meant to post this here,accidently put it in your other thread.
I'm pretty sure you're just leveling everyone,so I hesitate to take you
seriously,but can you describe the downword spiral and some of your bets
since this:
Posted: 2/28/2013 9:59:59 PM I'm 17 and I drive a 2008 Nissan 350z thanks to you all.
+8k this year already. My mom wonders how I get my money, I tell them I sell online game gold for it. :) thanks once again
I am prolly going to have to find a way to get the money so I don't need to sell my car, Ffs barely even had this for a year. Got it for 33k, nismo upgrades carbon fiber hooded, EVERYTHING.
By the way, 33k for a friggin 08 nissan 350. You coupld have bought a mercedes or a beamer you dumb darn.
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Quote Originally Posted by xDrewzx:
I am prolly going to have to find a way to get the money so I don't need to sell my car, Ffs barely even had this for a year. Got it for 33k, nismo upgrades carbon fiber hooded, EVERYTHING.
By the way, 33k for a friggin 08 nissan 350. You coupld have bought a mercedes or a beamer you dumb darn.
Is this kid serious ? Stop betting, take it from people who have done this for a while. You wont win in the long run, no one does including the people on here. Its not worth the time or stress involved either
1. ^^ This is a false statement. I make loads son.
2. Learn money management kid. Cannot invest that much money on the Lakers this year... do you even watch basketball? They're like a girl on her period.
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Quote Originally Posted by Zander47:
Is this kid serious ? Stop betting, take it from people who have done this for a while. You wont win in the long run, no one does including the people on here. Its not worth the time or stress involved either
1. ^^ This is a false statement. I make loads son.
2. Learn money management kid. Cannot invest that much money on the Lakers this year... do you even watch basketball? They're like a girl on her period.
The real story is that your mommy and daddy bought you a 2003 Nissan Altima and you put a 350z decal on it.
If you really are 17 years old and betting thousands of dollars a game (I'd say a 2% chance) then you do need to quit...not just gambling. I hope your "bookie" does take your shlt...that's the only way your pompous I own the world attitude might change.
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The real story is that your mommy and daddy bought you a 2003 Nissan Altima and you put a 350z decal on it.
If you really are 17 years old and betting thousands of dollars a game (I'd say a 2% chance) then you do need to quit...not just gambling. I hope your "bookie" does take your shlt...that's the only way your pompous I own the world attitude might change.
Based on your poor grammar and lack of imagination, I'm guessing you're not in school for English. Neither would you be for Accounting or any other form of money management.
So here are my two best options for you:
1. If the car is truly yours, get a title loan.
2. If #1 isn't quite legit, then get a loan from Western Sky. Tell em "The Dude" sent ya; good for an extra 5%.
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Based on your poor grammar and lack of imagination, I'm guessing you're not in school for English. Neither would you be for Accounting or any other form of money management.
So here are my two best options for you:
1. If the car is truly yours, get a title loan.
2. If #1 isn't quite legit, then get a loan from Western Sky. Tell em "The Dude" sent ya; good for an extra 5%.
Is this kid serious ? Stop betting, take it from people who have done this for a while. You wont win in the long run, no one does including the people on here. Its not worth the time or stress involved either
If I could go back to 17 and do it all over again. I never would have got involved in gambling. Seriously kid. You're life will be alot better without gambling. But if you must or choose to continue or get back to gambling again. You should consider only using an offshore account. An offshore account is like a debit card and bookies are like a credit card. You can't bet what you don't have in an offshore account. And as you know with bookies, you can easily bet what you don't have, hence the reason why you owe. BOL bro. But seriously the stress involved with gambling is totally not worth it. Many people will give you advice about money management. But seriously many of us have a disease and it's the addiction. And if you have that, it's quit hard to use money management. It'd be like telling an alcoholic to go to the bar and make sure you don't have more than 2 drinks. BOL in whatever you do. You're young and have your whole life a head of you. Look where you're at now. Trust me, you will only repeat this and typically in a higher form of money, today it's your car. 5 years it'll be the house. Do you really want your life to be like that? Many of us feel that we are too far gone and that's why we continue to gamble. We luv the high. But my guess would be that if we could all go back to 17. 80 percent of us would leave gambling alone or just in moderation. Maybe bet the Super Bowl or march madness.
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Quote Originally Posted by Zander47:
Is this kid serious ? Stop betting, take it from people who have done this for a while. You wont win in the long run, no one does including the people on here. Its not worth the time or stress involved either
If I could go back to 17 and do it all over again. I never would have got involved in gambling. Seriously kid. You're life will be alot better without gambling. But if you must or choose to continue or get back to gambling again. You should consider only using an offshore account. An offshore account is like a debit card and bookies are like a credit card. You can't bet what you don't have in an offshore account. And as you know with bookies, you can easily bet what you don't have, hence the reason why you owe. BOL bro. But seriously the stress involved with gambling is totally not worth it. Many people will give you advice about money management. But seriously many of us have a disease and it's the addiction. And if you have that, it's quit hard to use money management. It'd be like telling an alcoholic to go to the bar and make sure you don't have more than 2 drinks. BOL in whatever you do. You're young and have your whole life a head of you. Look where you're at now. Trust me, you will only repeat this and typically in a higher form of money, today it's your car. 5 years it'll be the house. Do you really want your life to be like that? Many of us feel that we are too far gone and that's why we continue to gamble. We luv the high. But my guess would be that if we could all go back to 17. 80 percent of us would leave gambling alone or just in moderation. Maybe bet the Super Bowl or march madness.
Having a bookie is plain retarded. Either get a offshore account or bet money at a book in vegas. Having a bookie you can bet $ you don't have. That is where you get f'd over hard
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Having a bookie is plain retarded. Either get a offshore account or bet money at a book in vegas. Having a bookie you can bet $ you don't have. That is where you get f'd over hard
If I could go back to 17 and do it all over again. I never would have got involved in gambling. Seriously kid. You're life will be alot better without gambling. But if you must or choose to continue or get back to gambling again. You should consider only using an offshore account. An offshore account is like a debit card and bookies are like a credit card. You can't bet what you don't have in an offshore account. And as you know with bookies, you can easily bet what you don't have, hence the reason why you owe. BOL bro. But seriously the stress involved with gambling is totally not worth it. Many people will give you advice about money management. But seriously many of us have a disease and it's the addiction. And if you have that, it's quit hard to use money management. It'd be like telling an alcoholic to go to the bar and make sure you don't have more than 2 drinks. BOL in whatever you do. You're young and have your whole life a head of you. Look where you're at now. Trust me, you will only repeat this and typically in a higher form of money, today it's your car. 5 years it'll be the house. Do you really want your life to be like that? Many of us feel that we are too far gone and that's why we continue to gamble. We luv the high. But my guess would be that if we could all go back to 17. 80 percent of us would leave gambling alone or just in moderation. Maybe bet the Super Bowl or march madness.
im relatively young (20s) and just graduated college. im having a good week, but sometimes the stress is overwhelming, even with good money management (can't stress this enough. when i first started, i put down $10 parlays with the squarest teams ever on a $200 bankroll). I've learned since then that money management is the only way to be profitable in gambling. but yeah, if i could go back to the first day of gambling, i would just not even start, quit and just enjoy relaxing.
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Quote Originally Posted by TyDarius:
If I could go back to 17 and do it all over again. I never would have got involved in gambling. Seriously kid. You're life will be alot better without gambling. But if you must or choose to continue or get back to gambling again. You should consider only using an offshore account. An offshore account is like a debit card and bookies are like a credit card. You can't bet what you don't have in an offshore account. And as you know with bookies, you can easily bet what you don't have, hence the reason why you owe. BOL bro. But seriously the stress involved with gambling is totally not worth it. Many people will give you advice about money management. But seriously many of us have a disease and it's the addiction. And if you have that, it's quit hard to use money management. It'd be like telling an alcoholic to go to the bar and make sure you don't have more than 2 drinks. BOL in whatever you do. You're young and have your whole life a head of you. Look where you're at now. Trust me, you will only repeat this and typically in a higher form of money, today it's your car. 5 years it'll be the house. Do you really want your life to be like that? Many of us feel that we are too far gone and that's why we continue to gamble. We luv the high. But my guess would be that if we could all go back to 17. 80 percent of us would leave gambling alone or just in moderation. Maybe bet the Super Bowl or march madness.
im relatively young (20s) and just graduated college. im having a good week, but sometimes the stress is overwhelming, even with good money management (can't stress this enough. when i first started, i put down $10 parlays with the squarest teams ever on a $200 bankroll). I've learned since then that money management is the only way to be profitable in gambling. but yeah, if i could go back to the first day of gambling, i would just not even start, quit and just enjoy relaxing.
stop right now because you won't win nobody can 100 percent fact. like the guys where saying the stress will kill you. losing -12.000 is just a start you will lose your house and most likely your life. please stop now gl
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stop right now because you won't win nobody can 100 percent fact. like the guys where saying the stress will kill you. losing -12.000 is just a start you will lose your house and most likely your life. please stop now gl
Based on your poor grammar and lack of imagination, I'm guessing you're not in school for English. Neither would you be for Accounting or any other form of money management.
So here are my two best options for you:
1. If the car is truly yours, get a title loan.
2. If #1 isn't quite legit, then get a loan from Western Sky. Tell em "The Dude" sent ya; good for an extra 5%.
Oh smart behind I have an A in my English class right now. This is the Internet I don't need to speak/type proper english
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Quote Originally Posted by DUDE-I-TOLD-YOU:
Based on your poor grammar and lack of imagination, I'm guessing you're not in school for English. Neither would you be for Accounting or any other form of money management.
So here are my two best options for you:
1. If the car is truly yours, get a title loan.
2. If #1 isn't quite legit, then get a loan from Western Sky. Tell em "The Dude" sent ya; good for an extra 5%.
Oh smart behind I have an A in my English class right now. This is the Internet I don't need to speak/type proper english
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im relatively young (20s) and just graduated college. im having a good week, but sometimes the stress is overwhelming, even with good money management (can't stress this enough. when i first started, i put down $10 parlays with the squarest teams ever on a $200 bankroll). I've learned since then that money management is the only way to be profitable in gambling. but yeah, if i could go back to the first day of gambling, i would just not even start, quit and just enjoy relaxing.
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