Yes, why would you when you much prefer hiding in the basement of your tenement shack watching child porn.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob.Singer
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Yes, why would you when you much prefer hiding in the basement of your tenement shack watching child porn.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob.Singer
mickey you seem to have a fascination with the word "ass" when you get into your tough guy talk. Could it be because you're living with your daddy? Should mommy be jealous??
This is the best creative writing class I've ever attended.
I take it you've never read the soliloquies of Dan Druff's main nemesis on the PFA forums, then.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
This is how dumb of a gambler Rob is. It depends on what the money line is. If you would have gotten an average of +310 against the Patriots this year in the regular season you would have showed a profit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob.Singer
I was more a numbers guy than a creative writing guy. So help me here redietz---who is the protagonist in this story??Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
Not sure about that, but when reading the posts this proverb comes to mind: The enemy of my enemy is my friend.Quote:
Originally Posted by regnis
I'm going to wing this without looking stuff up, but I seem to recall that a protagonist should be the person whose point of view commands the story or the character with which we are supposed to identify.Quote:
Originally Posted by regnis
Rob's point of view doesn't really command the storyline here, but there is a certain pathos that draws the reader in with Rob. Kind of like Frankenstein's monster. You feel for him, even though he's strangling the villagers. And when a blind guy takes him in (no Alan, I'm not referencing you -- it's actually in the story), the monster gets along swell. Until he throws the little girl in the lake, although that may have been an analogy for the times that 57K goes down the Martingale River.
Rob probably sees himself more as a latter day Dexter. I only saw that show a couple of times, but I got the drift. A serial killer who kills serial killers. Kind of like somebody who uses 95% AP strategies, but goes around killing AP's because they're evil.
I expect a Pulitzer to go with my MacArthur for what I just wrote, by the way.
There is nothing more fun that a "who's got the biggest dick" fight on the internet. I can't wait to see the next installment of threats and chest thumping.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
:D :D :DQuote:
Originally Posted by redietz
I don't care who you are. That's funny right there!
Mine ain't no bigger around than a beer can....but it's long and lean.Quote:
Originally Posted by james40
I think it's beneficial to discuss the anatomy of winning plays, the anatomy of a winning strategy, and the anatomy of a casino winner. But that should exclude the actual human anatomy. Thank you.
No,. Thank you!Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson
This just got funny.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson
But how will we know who the "bigger" man is?Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson
What do you have to say about not betting against the Patriots on the money line now, boob?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob.Singer
They didn't cheat enough.
No way they're cheating themselves to a win this time around. (I'm not saying they've ever cheated though)
Somebody has them at 14-1 to win the thing.
What was interesting was that, while the Patriots drew spread money the last 24 hours, moneyline money came in on the Broncos at the end.
You're contradicting yourself again. First it's a "long-term" thing then it's not. I guess the bottom of the bottle didn't have the right message.Quote:
Originally Posted by slobdinger