There's something missing here, a vital social skill that is lacking in from the Facebook, Instachat generation. It's called the Big H, Humility- Most of you don't have it and that's why you're annoying, that's why you live your lives on your phones and on Pornhub instead of actually being with real people. Here's what humility looks like when posting a pick
I think This LSU Louisville game is going UNDER 59 total points- It seems to me that if LSU can hold Alabama to 10 points, they can slow down Louisville a team that in my opinion isn't even the same league as the Tide. Of course, I could be wrong.
Using these bolded words before and during your picks makes your posting far less obnoxious and annoying to others.
#SocialSkills101
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There's something missing here, a vital social skill that is lacking in from the Facebook, Instachat generation. It's called the Big H, Humility- Most of you don't have it and that's why you're annoying, that's why you live your lives on your phones and on Pornhub instead of actually being with real people. Here's what humility looks like when posting a pick
I think This LSU Louisville game is going UNDER 59 total points- It seems to me that if LSU can hold Alabama to 10 points, they can slow down Louisville a team that in my opinion isn't even the same league as the Tide. Of course, I could be wrong.
Using these bolded words before and during your picks makes your posting far less obnoxious and annoying to others.
You know what else is really obnoxious here? When you kids try to be funny with stupid corny dumb log on names like Mr Papagiorgio- and when you use infantile terms like "PoundTown", or here's my "Magical Picks". Don't try to be funny- Just post your picks.
And then there's the guys that think Vegas is trying to trick them into betting one way or the other- How can you gamble and not know that Vegas doesn't care who you bet on? They just want you to bet because the bigger the pool of money bet, the bigger their cut is- and "Vegas" (like all the books there are in collusion?) are literally the last people to fix a ballgame.
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You know what else is really obnoxious here? When you kids try to be funny with stupid corny dumb log on names like Mr Papagiorgio- and when you use infantile terms like "PoundTown", or here's my "Magical Picks". Don't try to be funny- Just post your picks.
And then there's the guys that think Vegas is trying to trick them into betting one way or the other- How can you gamble and not know that Vegas doesn't care who you bet on? They just want you to bet because the bigger the pool of money bet, the bigger their cut is- and "Vegas" (like all the books there are in collusion?) are literally the last people to fix a ballgame.
I could be wrong but I think 14 points is too many to give to Alabama, in my personal opinion. And I know i'm not saying anything that everybody doesn't already know but I believe that Clemson is a little faster and more athletic than OSU at some key positions. I hope i'm right
GL everyone
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WASHINGTON +14
CLEMSON +1.5
I could be wrong but I think 14 points is too many to give to Alabama, in my personal opinion. And I know i'm not saying anything that everybody doesn't already know but I believe that Clemson is a little faster and more athletic than OSU at some key positions. I hope i'm right
While we were outside playing and interacting with other kids, They spent there childhoods takin selfies and posting pictures of their grilled cheese sandwiches and posting them online as if anyone cares..
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Quote Originally Posted by Stryc9Nine:
Yes Millennials are strange...
While we were outside playing and interacting with other kids, They spent there childhoods takin selfies and posting pictures of their grilled cheese sandwiches and posting them online as if anyone cares..
This is the internet generation. EVERYONE has the potential to be a tough guy because on the internet you can do things your mother would beat your behind for, without fear of being harmed.
This is also a forum for gamblers to exchange ideas. Some of the sharpest gamblers I know have been dedicated posters here for years. Every one of them has been verbally assaulted for posting their opinions on plays. Not withstanding, they return over and continue voicing their opinions because they understand going in that there are some doubters who can't resist belittling.
Those people are the losers in life (and probably betting).
Post your opinions, take your winnings and your lumps. If some smartass has to comment, ignore them. That's what the real pro's here usually do.
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This is the internet generation. EVERYONE has the potential to be a tough guy because on the internet you can do things your mother would beat your behind for, without fear of being harmed.
This is also a forum for gamblers to exchange ideas. Some of the sharpest gamblers I know have been dedicated posters here for years. Every one of them has been verbally assaulted for posting their opinions on plays. Not withstanding, they return over and continue voicing their opinions because they understand going in that there are some doubters who can't resist belittling.
Those people are the losers in life (and probably betting).
Post your opinions, take your winnings and your lumps. If some smartass has to comment, ignore them. That's what the real pro's here usually do.
[Quote: Originally Posted by SimonBarSinistr] There's something missing here, a vital social skill that is lacking in from the Facebook, Instachat generation. It's called the Big H, Humility- Most of you don't have it and that's why you're annoying, that's why you live your lives on your phones and on Pornhub instead of actually being with real people. Here's what humility looks like when posting a pick
I think This LSU Louisville game is going UNDER 59 total points- It seems to me that if LSU can hold Alabama to 10 points, they can slow down Louisville a team that in my opinion isn't even the same league as the Tide. Of course, I could be wrong.
Using these bolded words before and during your picks makes your posting far less obnoxious and annoying to others.
#SocialSkills101
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Actually you are the poster boy for insecure losers with no social skill. My guess is your junk is microscopic and hasn't worked in years.
I mean really? What kind of a loser feels the need to tell people on the internet that he bought a 12 pack for $100? Did you have fun sitting by yourself waiting for someone to reply while jacking to your overpriced beer?
Not only are you a terrible capper, but you are an insecure attention seeking douchebag without the self awareness or social skills to actually know when people do not take anything you say seriously. You are the village idiot. Humilily? You? That is hillarious.
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[Quote: Originally Posted by SimonBarSinistr] There's something missing here, a vital social skill that is lacking in from the Facebook, Instachat generation. It's called the Big H, Humility- Most of you don't have it and that's why you're annoying, that's why you live your lives on your phones and on Pornhub instead of actually being with real people. Here's what humility looks like when posting a pick
I think This LSU Louisville game is going UNDER 59 total points- It seems to me that if LSU can hold Alabama to 10 points, they can slow down Louisville a team that in my opinion isn't even the same league as the Tide. Of course, I could be wrong.
Using these bolded words before and during your picks makes your posting far less obnoxious and annoying to others.
#SocialSkills101
[/Quo
Actually you are the poster boy for insecure losers with no social skill. My guess is your junk is microscopic and hasn't worked in years.
I mean really? What kind of a loser feels the need to tell people on the internet that he bought a 12 pack for $100? Did you have fun sitting by yourself waiting for someone to reply while jacking to your overpriced beer?
Not only are you a terrible capper, but you are an insecure attention seeking douchebag without the self awareness or social skills to actually know when people do not take anything you say seriously. You are the village idiot. Humilily? You? That is hillarious.
This is the internet generation. EVERYONE has the potential to be a tough guy because on the internet you can do things your mother would beat your behind for, without fear of being harmed.
This is also a forum for gamblers to exchange ideas. Some of the sharpest gamblers I know have been dedicated posters here for years. Every one of them has been verbally assaulted for posting their opinions on plays. Not withstanding, they return over and continue voicing their opinions because they understand going in that there are some doubters who can't resist belittling.
Those people are the losers in life (and probably betting).
Post your opinions, take your winnings and your lumps. If some smartass has to comment, ignore them. That's what the real pro's here usually do.
Very true...This post sums it all up.
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Quote Originally Posted by Raisethis2:
This is the internet generation. EVERYONE has the potential to be a tough guy because on the internet you can do things your mother would beat your behind for, without fear of being harmed.
This is also a forum for gamblers to exchange ideas. Some of the sharpest gamblers I know have been dedicated posters here for years. Every one of them has been verbally assaulted for posting their opinions on plays. Not withstanding, they return over and continue voicing their opinions because they understand going in that there are some doubters who can't resist belittling.
Those people are the losers in life (and probably betting).
Post your opinions, take your winnings and your lumps. If some smartass has to comment, ignore them. That's what the real pro's here usually do.
While we were outside playing and interacting with other kids, They spent there childhoods takin selfies and posting pictures of their grilled cheese sandwiches and posting them online as if anyone cares..
Or posting pictures of beer like you did???
Histrionic personality disorder. It's sad
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Quote Originally Posted by SimonBarSinistr:
While we were outside playing and interacting with other kids, They spent there childhoods takin selfies and posting pictures of their grilled cheese sandwiches and posting them online as if anyone cares..
The problem is systemic, in nature as one seeks to increase confirmation. That being said, Theoretical, observations can be found from birth. People, not all but most, by nature are attention seekers, What causes this? Highly branched chemicals within the human brain. Stimuli, is achieved, through ( I TOLD YA SO) I was right and obtaining the self confirmation theory.
By nature, the internet is the perfect breeding ground to elevate all the processes, that internally, are in place at birth. The chemical dopamine, is one powerful branch. There are many others
Technology, and speed in which it advances is way too much for most to contain. Again, there is the dopamine, give it to me baby syndrome.
The constant search for that internal high no matter what the cost is to your fellow man..
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The problem is systemic, in nature as one seeks to increase confirmation. That being said, Theoretical, observations can be found from birth. People, not all but most, by nature are attention seekers, What causes this? Highly branched chemicals within the human brain. Stimuli, is achieved, through ( I TOLD YA SO) I was right and obtaining the self confirmation theory.
By nature, the internet is the perfect breeding ground to elevate all the processes, that internally, are in place at birth. The chemical dopamine, is one powerful branch. There are many others
Technology, and speed in which it advances is way too much for most to contain. Again, there is the dopamine, give it to me baby syndrome.
The constant search for that internal high no matter what the cost is to your fellow man..
Cornholeio- I wasn't bragging about the $100/12pack beer. I was recommending it. It was just so good- I don't normally spend that much on beer but it was the holidays and I actually thought it was $7.89 a six pack, when I got the the check out at Costco the cashier says "you do know that these are $7,89 a bottle right? and I thought, "boy..it must be good" so I told him I didn't know, but i'll buy it anyway. It was a big hit of Christmas eve. 14% alcohol
btw- The Kirkland brand 24 year old Whiskey $69/bottle was the best I ever had- I was much better than the more expensive single malt my son brought over on Christmas. Of course its all subjective these are just my personal opinions
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Cornholeio- I wasn't bragging about the $100/12pack beer. I was recommending it. It was just so good- I don't normally spend that much on beer but it was the holidays and I actually thought it was $7.89 a six pack, when I got the the check out at Costco the cashier says "you do know that these are $7,89 a bottle right? and I thought, "boy..it must be good" so I told him I didn't know, but i'll buy it anyway. It was a big hit of Christmas eve. 14% alcohol
btw- The Kirkland brand 24 year old Whiskey $69/bottle was the best I ever had- I was much better than the more expensive single malt my son brought over on Christmas. Of course its all subjective these are just my personal opinions
The problem is systemic, in nature as one seeks to increase confirmation. That being said, Theoretical, observations can be found from birth. People, not all but most, by nature are attention seekers, What causes this? Highly branched chemicals within the human brain. Stimuli, is achieved, through ( I TOLD YA SO) I was right and obtaining the self confirmation theory.
By nature, the internet is the perfect breeding ground to elevate all the processes, that internally, are in place at birth. The chemical dopamine, is one powerful branch. There are many others
Technology, and speed in which it advances is way too much for most to contain. Again, there is the dopamine, give it to me baby syndrome.
The constant search for that internal high no matter what the cost is to your fellow man..
That's a good post, I think you broke down well except for the fact that this generation has spent their formative years on the internet, so they appear, ( in my humble opinion) to be self absorbed for life.
And then they wonder why nobody wants to be around them?
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Quote Originally Posted by GoldjaBoy:
The problem is systemic, in nature as one seeks to increase confirmation. That being said, Theoretical, observations can be found from birth. People, not all but most, by nature are attention seekers, What causes this? Highly branched chemicals within the human brain. Stimuli, is achieved, through ( I TOLD YA SO) I was right and obtaining the self confirmation theory.
By nature, the internet is the perfect breeding ground to elevate all the processes, that internally, are in place at birth. The chemical dopamine, is one powerful branch. There are many others
Technology, and speed in which it advances is way too much for most to contain. Again, there is the dopamine, give it to me baby syndrome.
The constant search for that internal high no matter what the cost is to your fellow man..
That's a good post, I think you broke down well except for the fact that this generation has spent their formative years on the internet, so they appear, ( in my humble opinion) to be self absorbed for life.
And then they wonder why nobody wants to be around them?
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