And being the honorable person you are....you didn't read a word of it, right?Quote:
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And being the honorable person you are....you didn't read a word of it, right?Quote:
Originally Posted by kewlJ
https://twitter.com/HarveyNobleT/sta...98258731712517Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterV
Yes, Mickey I did read it, multiple times. I have never claimed to be a saint. It is monet that claims that about me.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
This is where I learned the strategy for playing the big wheel or whatever the official name is. I played the big wheel for about 6 months pretty successfully. I think I am responsible for T.I. switching over to the electronic version.
So yes I read it, mickey. Happy? But I never passed it on. That line ended with me.
Do you eat your burger first, fries first, or put the fries on the burger?Quote:
Originally Posted by kewlJYes, Mickey I did read it, multiple times. I have never claimed to be a saint. It is monet that claims that about me.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
This is where I learned the strategy for playing the big wheel or whatever the official name is. I played the big wheel for about 6 months pretty successfully. I think I am responsible for T.I. switching over to the electronic version.
So yes I read it, mickey. Happy? But I never passed it on. That line ended with me.
Never said that.Quote:
Originally Posted by kewlJ
I said you are an Honest Abe.
Saints are Greater.
Big 6 WheelQuote:
Originally Posted by kewlJYes, Mickey I did read it, multiple times. I have never claimed to be a saint. It is monet that claims that about me.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
This is where I learned the strategy for playing the big wheel or whatever the official name is. I played the big wheel for about 6 months pretty successfully. I think I am responsible for T.I. switching over to the electronic version.
So yes I read it, mickey. Happy? But I never passed it on. That line ended with me.
Im certain youre not responsible for treasure Island removing big 6.Quote:
Originally Posted by kewlJYes, Mickey I did read it, multiple times. I have never claimed to be a saint. It is monet that claims that about me.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
This is where I learned the strategy for playing the big wheel or whatever the official name is. I played the big wheel for about 6 months pretty successfully. I think I am responsible for T.I. switching over to the electronic version.
So yes I read it, mickey. Happy? But I never passed it on. That line ended with me.
More delusions of grandeur. But Rob is the biggest fraud you say lol
What was the AP there?Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
Hey V….Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterV
What’s your order of operations for eating a burger? Fries first, burger first, back and forth, or fries on the burger?
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Originally Posted by MisterV
https://wizardofvegas.com/forum/gamb...big-6-wheel/2/
Thanks, PV.
Now, if only the tribal joints offered Red Dog.
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Originally Posted by MisterV
This is the kind of weird shit V post. Sure This guys a lawyer lol.
“ I see the USSC backed the Washington coach who prayed on the fifty yard line.
This got me to think..."Just how far can people take this, so their conduct is protected as religious?
Religion is the belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods.
Let's say I am a devout Satanist: can I start a fire at the fifty?
If not, why not?
What about if "my god is substance:" shouldn't I be allowed to snort some lines of coke at the fifty and have it be a religious exemption?
Finally, what about if I am a devout Thuggee who worships the Hindu goddess Kali Ma?
Thuggees practiced human sacrifice as a religious ritual, so how about drawing and quartering a ref on the fifty?
I know, prayer is less onerous than murder but that isn't the point: now the court seems to say that religious expression should not be muzzled.”
Sure he’s a lawyer and Kewgunzzz is a black jack pro
Thanks for that link PV. I thought I had mentioned my fairly short (I believe part of one year) playing the big 6 wheel on some forum. It was in that thread, 8 years ago, when I relayed my big 6 wheel experience from 2012, now 10 years ago. Time flies and all that. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by PositiveVariance
In my first few years after moving to Vegas, which occurred at the tail end of 2009, I employed 3 different plays other than my regular blackjack card counting, learned from the source already mentioned along with the mailer play learned from someone else.
The first of these was hole-carding. I have great vision and quickly became pretty good at this. Of course hole-carding as others know is really less about vision and more about finding that special dealer. The best one I found worked at Circus Circus of all places, and this was before my big 6 years, so maybe 2011. I followed this guy around to the point that I would set my alarm in the middle of the night, to go play his 4am shirt. After a while I just decided this wasn't really for me.
The second was this big 6 wheel experience described a year later in 2012. And the third, I don't believe I have ever mentioned and don't think I will now, as it is something I still sometimes occasionally do.
It really cracks me up that there seems to be a growing group of "haters" that attack and doubt me, based on something that has nothing to do with my play and experiences or gambling in general. You can spot them very easily because it takes them about 30 second to get to their homophobic attacks and slurs, which of course is their real issue.
The fact is that I have been on different forums since 2006, 16 years now, sharing my experiences as first a low limit and now a mid-level blackjack card counter with a handful of other AP plays mixed in. Nothing fantastic like 1.6 million dollar VP hits, or 2.9 million dollar double up bug plays, or what did Mdawg claim yesterday a quarter of a million dollar win playing baccarat, as he escalates his claims in Singer's footstep. Nothing as sophisticated (or illegal) as multi-carding or cloning magnetic strip off cards or some of the other stuff some of you are doing, BUT everything at some advantage. :cool:
Nope none of that. I have just shared my real experiences, probably in too much detail :rolleyes:, winning and losing of a low/mid level player. And yet the stories that these haters are coming up with. Weird, just weird. :confused:
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Originally Posted by SeedvalueQuote:
Originally Posted by MisterV
This is the kind of weird shit V post. Sure This guys a lawyer lol.
I see the USSC backed the Washington coach who prayed on the fifty yard line.
This got me to think..."Just how far can people take this, so their conduct is protected as religious?
Religion is the belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods.
Let's say I am a devout Satanist: can I start a fire at the fifty?
If not, why not?
What about if "my god is substance:" shouldn't I be allowed to snort some lines of coke at the fifty and have it be a religious exemption?
Finally, what about if I am a devout Thuggee who worships the Hindu goddess Kali Ma?
Thuggees practiced human sacrifice as a religious ritual, so how about drawing and quartering a ref on the fifty?
I know, prayer is less onerous than murder but that isn't the point: now the court seems to say that religious expression should not be muzzled.
Sure hes a lawyer and Kewgunzzz is a black jack pro
I considered doing something along these lines for many years, but never mustered enough time or energy. This particular incident sparked my interest because the high school is somewhere near my old stomping grounds in southeastern Pennsylvania, and because I did a little reading and research on Satanic churches in the 70's.
The problem with praying at the 50-yard line is that you can pray to anything. Pazuzu would be my personal favorite.
https://www.reddit.com/r/atheism/com...being_allowed/
Clocking the Big 6 Wheel is discussed in Exhibit CAA.
LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by SeedvalueQuote:
Originally Posted by MisterV
This is the kind of weird shit V post. Sure This guys a lawyer lol.
“ I see the USSC backed the Washington coach who prayed on the fifty yard line.
This got me to think..."Just how far can people take this, so their conduct is protected as religious?
Religion is the belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods.
Let's say I am a devout Satanist: can I start a fire at the fifty?
If not, why not?
What about if "my god is substance:" shouldn't I be allowed to snort some lines of coke at the fifty and have it be a religious exemption?
Finally, what about if I am a devout Thuggee who worships the Hindu goddess Kali Ma?
Thuggees practiced human sacrifice as a religious ritual, so how about drawing and quartering a ref on the fifty?
I know, prayer is less onerous than murder but that isn't the point: now the court seems to say that religious expression should not be muzzled.”
Sure he’s a lawyer and Kewgunzzz is a black jack pro
Looks like I have a stalker, given the quote was from another forum.
Hayseed, you can find me on icouldgiveafuck.com
Speaking of which, Grosjean is about to drop or has just dropped a new book on carny games.Quote:
Originally Posted by jbjb
Don't know what the AP play on the Big 6 Wheel was but I do know that practice spins on wheels has been an AP play in the past. It's where a casino promotion involves spinning a wheel for prizes. If the wheel is left out you can practice at odd hours for when your name is called.
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Originally Posted by kewlJThanks for that link PV. I thought I had mentioned my fairly short (I believe part of one year) playing the big 6 wheel on some forum. It was in that thread, 8 years ago, when I relayed my big 6 wheel experience from 2012, now 10 years ago. Time flies and all that. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by PositiveVariance
In my first few years after moving to Vegas, which occurred at the tail end of 2009, I employed 3 different plays other than my regular blackjack card counting, learned from the source already mentioned along with the mailer play learned from someone else.
The first of these was hole-carding. I have great vision and quickly became pretty good at this. Of course hole-carding as others know is really less about vision and more about finding that special dealer. The best one I found worked at Circus Circus of all places, and this was before my big 6 years, so maybe 2011. I followed this guy around to the point that I would set my alarm in the middle of the night, to go play his 4am shirt. After a while I just decided this wasn't really for me.
The second was this big 6 wheel experience described a year later in 2012. And the third, I don't believe I have ever mentioned and don't think I will now, as it is something I still sometimes occasionally do.
It really cracks me up that there seems to be a growing group of "haters" that attack and doubt me, based on something that has nothing to do with my play and experiences or gambling in general. You can spot them very easily because it takes them about 30 second to get to their homophobic attacks and slurs, which of course is their real issue.
The fact is that I have been on different forums since 2006, 16 years now, sharing my experiences as first a low limit and now a mid-level blackjack card counter with a handful of other AP plays mixed in. Nothing fantastic like 1.6 million dollar VP hits, or 2.9 million dollar double up bug plays, or what did Mdawg claim yesterday a quarter of a million dollar win playing baccarat, as he escalates his claims in Singer's footstep. Nothing as sophisticated (or illegal) as multi-carding or cloning magnetic strip off cards or some of the other stuff some of you are doing, BUT everything at some advantage. :cool:
Nope none of that. I have just shared my real experiences, probably in too much detail :rolleyes:, winning and losing of a low/mid level player. And yet the stories that these haters are coming up with. Weird, just weird. :confused:
You lack self awareness. You start shit with everyone then play Victim and bring up some deranged reason like we hate gays or something lol. No we don’t hate gays we just hate frauds like you who read all these books then fantasize about being an AP. When in reality you are just a houseboy for rich gay men. Sure you go out and play some blackjack maybe you count some or run some mail. But your bread and butter has always been selling your ass to the highest bidder in Vegas. The charade you put on here and every other forum is what makes people dislike you. That’s the truth gunplay
I don’t know why everyone is so secretive about their order of operations for eating burger and fries. I’ve asked three different people on this forum, and nothing.
I like the question so I'll jump in. I never put the fries on the burger. I start with a bunch of fries and then go back and forth on the rest.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcap
If a hot dog and fries, I eat the fries first then go for the dog.
It must be a generational style. I start with fries, then go to the burger, then back and forth. With hotdogs, I eat about a third of the fries first, then tackle maybe half the dog because I like to savor my Chicago-style dog fully, then bounce back and forth during the last half of the dog.
I slather my burgers and fries in a mixture of arsenic and Grey Poupon then donate them to feed the homeless.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcap
Watch as I embark upon my nasty business... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwaKixMWATQ
Nicely Done Seedvalue.
Another Victory for White Life!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOUruueOeTE
My team did this back in the day. Sahara let you spin the wheel, and The horseshoe left the wheel out.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
There's a GWAE where FrankB talks about it.
Letting the player spin the wheel....THAT would be sweet! :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by AxelWolfMy team did this back in the day. Sahara let you spin the wheel, and The horseshoe left the wheel out.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
There's a GWAE where FrankB talks about it.
For the six months or so that I did this play, most of my play and almost all my winning occurred at one property, TI. I played 3 or 4 other properties, plus a week in AC, but my results everywhere but TI were about a push. It was TI where I made what money I made during that time.
At that time TI had two big 6 wheels, one by the front door (which faces south towards Mirage) and a second on the northwest end of the casino, near where the buffet was. The one by the buffet was only open on Saturday nights or other busy times. It was the one by the main door which was open most evenings, and weekends during the day and night, but not weekdays during the day. There was the same petite Asian Girl that worked it most evenings and her spins were very regulated. Just what you need for this play.
I don't think it was as obvious as some people think, because you were betting on the high payout, the longshot (1 of 2 depending). Lots of gamblers go for the longshot payoff in many different games. And I don't think it would be suspicious to keep betting one of the longshots until you hit. That is a typical gambler's chasing type mentality. The thing that made it stand out was the amount of the wager. I was only betting $25 per spin, but that stands out when anyone else playing is betting $1, $2 or $5 dollars. The only time anyone would be more than $5 was someone might occasionally bet $20/$25 on the even money 1 to1 payout, which of course was much less than a 50/50 wager. So, when your $25 wager stands out, that is a problem for longevity.
In the end, it was just too much of a grind for me. People think blackjack card counting is a grind, try playing the big 6 wheel. :rolleyes:
You can't even say or use the word Neguinho anymore???
I blame mcap.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbGU8lo1c5Q
A couple more posts to finish up my work on the "Pulp Fiction" movie clip. Last year around this very same time, leading up to my birthday, I wrote, farewell, and, let the numerology forum(s) go. No room there to try to align it, in new ways, with other things. At which point I took a few months from here before making another final run of such posts. Best to peak while on the way out. And, in general, to remember that numerology - despite a relatively few cliquish internet cranks who twist it into a new world order of Jesuits who control the world with three or four -digit numerals derived from sports players and scores - was never intended to be any more than a freely available mystically whimsical indulgence. How much better might the world be if we all could thus confine our egos, and all that goes with such head games in the real world, to such simple indulgences of the self?Quote:
Originally Posted by GarnabbyMy mini-series of posts from post-772, to post-777, have to do with a quote from Danny. I will endeavor to include a bit of the old-time numerology for old, Toaster Boy, Monet. His very own nickname to do with his selfie via a reflection in his toaster, a while back. Understandable, I guess, given that a monet is something/one that looks good at a distance, but, not too good up close. Ha.
---> The Bertha Butt boogie.Quote:
Originally Posted by dannyj
https://anagram-solver.net/Check%20o...t?partial=true
Gotta like the three B's (for Bill) in each of the anagram, and, its solution.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LQJYgs1sxc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_Rhb0Ex50E
The next thing to note is that the two videos above each have a run-time of about 6 minutes, and 11 seconds, which rotates to 119 ---> 911. The first one lists the time as 6 minutes, and 14 seconds, but, it cuts out a couple seconds sooner on the end. And, in the second, that the combination to the briefcase seems to be, 666, and, the Bible verse quoted is Ezekiel 25:17.
For now, I will let things at 2517 ---> 7152, which is my usernumeral at the numerology forum linked to at the end of my posts. Oh, and (7152 + 2517) = 9669, which brings things back to the 1961 numerolgy of my year of birth. Incidentally, the 7152 stuff has to do with the combination 153/173. Lots about that at the numerology form. More accurately, there was until it went to "pot" with some reformatting or whatever which resulted in most of the posts there being lost, then along with the many of posters, too.
Have to laugh at old Boz, yesterday, with his post about ignoring me in my birthday thread. He went a long way out of his way to try to ignore me. Must have been pissed off after I called him excruciatingly old man, in a different post.
Oh, just noticed that the "big brain on Brett" part ends at the 1 minute, 52 second, mark.
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772 --------> 772 = (2^2)*(200 - 7) ---> 227
Firstly, I corrected the second set of three b's in the above post to reflect the symmetry of 772 ---> 227 at its bottom. The symmetry of the b's to match that of the numerals by their capitals corresponding to the 2's.
Secondly, the (improvised) Bible verse in the clip, Ezekiel 25:17. And, next, to break it apart in the anagram solver. Incidentally, I wasn't brought up on the Bible, whichever version, never much got into it on my own. Can't tell Eve, from Adam, and, etc, except by references from other areas of study. I recall an article that a prof emailed to me about Adamic love, which I hadn't read about before. Stuff like that.
I took the first sentence on its own. Combined the second and third sentences into one, because they are about the same thing. Next, the third, and, then, fourth sentences.Quote:
The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the inequities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men. Blessed is he who, in the name of charity and good will, shepherds the weak through the valley of the darkness. For he is truly his brother's keeper and the finder of lost children. And I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who attempt to poison and destroy my brothers. And you will know I am the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon you.
---> In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.Quote:
The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the inequities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men.
https://anagram-solver.net/The%20pat....?partial=true
The first readable answer is a bit down the list. Again, I had no idea ahead of time what it may be, and, certainly, that it's often a bit down the list, then such answers may be about as many different things as the unreadable ones. As well, it's not like there are many clips, to do with Bible verses, posted up here.
---> How I Raised, Folded, Bluffed, Flirted, Cursed, and Won Millions at The World Series of PokerQuote:
Blessed is he who, in the name of charity and good will, shepherds the weak through the valley of the darkness. For he is truly his brother's keeper and the finder of lost children.
https://anagram-solver.net/%20Blesse...n?partial=true
Arguably, the King Lear line comes before the Poker line, but, King Lear has to do with also a real such King, and, so, I classified it as an unreadable line to per se do with places and names. Interestingly, the Poker line has to do with the current driving force of VCT. And, although poker has been described as a war fought with money, it has more to do, in terms of the game theory involved, with a tacit cooperation with the remaining field of opponents as opposed to the perceived front runner. So, where will the next anagram line lead?
---> Wittgenstein's Poker: The Story of a Ten-Minute Argument Between Two Great Philosophers.Quote:
And I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who attempt to poison and destroy my brothers.
https://anagram-solver.net/And%20I%2....?partial=true
Popped the word, Poker, on the very first line, this time. No, not about the World Series of, but, in the other sense of the word, poker, as an instrument to really and actually strike down an opponent. The fourth line should bring us back to the Lord, identified as the source of the vengeance, and, which is to be wreaked.
---> When Will You (Make My Telephone Ring).Quote:
And you will know I am the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon you.
https://anagram-solver.net/%20And%20....?partial=true
I guess that it means accepting the Lord as your God. But, what about the wreaking of His vengeance? Look down the list a bit farther. Past the line, "Give 'im an inch, and he'll tak an ell," which would have been the next readable anagram answer were it at all grammatically correct. Funny odd how it's sort of on the way to the correct anagram line, but, not quite, in such a strangely, ad hoc unreadable way. The correct line, for the same part of the overall Biblical quote, follows.
---> You wouldn't like me when I'm angry.Quote:
And you will know I am the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon you.
https://anagram-solver.net/%20And%20....?partial=true
To determine The phone number, remove the letters of "You wouldn't like me when I'm angry," from the letters of, "And you will know I am the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon you," and, next, substitute numerals for the remaining letters - the letters which allow for such substitution - and, finally, make words of the remaining letters.
The left-over letters are, a, n, d, l, w, i, a, h, l, o, a, y, v, e, n, e, c, p, o, n, y, o, and u. Grouping the three a's together yields, 444, to leave the letters, n, d, l, w, i, h, l, o, y, v, e, n, e, c, p, o, n, y, o, and u. The nhu goes with the eighth letter of the English alphabet as between the letters that form the thirteenth letter of the Greek alphabet, which reverses to the numeral, 183, to leave the letters, d, l, w, i, l, o, y, v, e, n, e, c, p, o, n, y, and o. The letter d = 6, and, p = 9, along with v = 5 = (7 - 2), to leave the letters, l, w, i, l, o, y, e, n, e, c, o, n, y, and o. The l's, and the i, go 1, to leave the letters, w, o, y, e, n, e, c, o, n, y, and o. The w is a sideway 3, to go with the e's, to leave the letters, o, y, n, c, o, n, y, and o. The o's = 0, to leave the letters, y, n, c, n, y, which, normally speaking, on their own, can't be numerically represented.
The above numerals together may, whimsically speaking, form the phone number, 1-000-333-1961, or, 1-000-333-1721, with a country code of 1, for Canada/USA. The numeral, 444, may be written as (440 + 4) = (4*110 + 4) ---> 4114 with different ends, and, so, to 411_114, the phone number for such information in Canada/USA. Again, the 183rd day of the year is the middle day of the year for non-leap years, and, one of the middle days of the year for leap years. The remaining letters may be rearranged, as another anagram, to spell out the abbreviation, NYC, NY, which has to do Howard Stern's WXRK radio broadcasts. The connection is that Howard Stern liked to interview the guy who directed the movie, Pulp Fiction, and, Howard Stern came up a few days after it was mentioned on the forum, and, then, again, a few days later. Admittedly, I had to work out the rest of it before I worked out the part to do with the numeral, 183, when there was no other way that it could go with the remaining letters, nhu. Luckily, it amounted to something like the numeral, 183.
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779 = 19*41, and, 780 = 60*13 = (6*10)*13. In this way, a 19 in one, and, a 61 in the other. And, the 13th prime number being, 41. As in our universe residing primarily in the 41st dimension. Otherwise, they appear to be fairly boring numerals, not much to look up. To further explain the dimension, a bit, the 1, and 3, of 13, have to do with the 1st, and 3rd, dimensions, which come together to give the four dimensions between the dimensions from 40 to 44. Our universe is the one that is more like 1-d than 3-d, as 41-d, and, 43-d, respectively.
I usually figure out people fairly quick. But with Garnabby, I’m absolutely stumped. What the hell did I just read posted above this post?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTY836hhY7oQuote:
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Trying to decipher Garnnaby's gibberish takes up to much time. Even scrolling by his posts take up to much time. Put him on ignore and you scroll past him in a fraction of a second.Quote:
Originally Posted by PositiveVariance
Garnabby means well, I think, it's just that he's quite a bit "touched."
Think of him as a crazy uncle who is kept locked up in the attic.
He seems to have a fascination with numerology / anagrams, of all things.
---> The Brave Little Toaster: A Bedtime Story For Small Appliances.Quote:
Originally Posted by PositiveVariance
https://anagram-solver.net/1%20usual...t?partial=true
There are two sets of 404's, with the 4's for upside-down h's. As well as a 19061 ---> 1961 in there. All of the 0's, and 4's, are mandatory, ie, had to take out those corresponding letters for the above anagram line to appear first in the list. Taking out the corresponding letters for the digits in 1961 didn't prevent the above anagram line from occurring at all. I guess that having to take out a third o as 0 meant having to add the numerals of 1961 around it. Luckily, it was possible.
Gee, I was thinking about it the other day, but, I never thought that I would find an anagram for old, Toaster Boy, Monet. No longer thinks of himself as a toaster. My ass. Ha.
Luckily, this line wasn't too far from the top, and, so, it was a matter of trying to remove the letters that allowed it to rise to the top. A bit of a challenge, sometimes more than others, which makes it fun. Likely the only such toaster line in all of the 20,000,000 or so lines. Almost serendiptous. But, again, it's best to give it at the point of fluency, especially when the 404's start to emerge, as in, "Page not found," sort of a message about being lost in cyberspace. Fits in with PosV expressing that he was stumped.
Something else truly neat is that all of the songs that I thus encountered in my posts, along with a few others, have become a part of "my mix" when I go to play some tunes for tasks such as this, which require a different type and degree of concentration. What I, just, called, a journey of the one. Every one has a unique set numerals related in a unique way.
Interestingly, PosV's reaction to one of my posts was identical to one of the posters, early on, at the numerology site. His username was Elucif969.
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Methuselah was a biblical patriarch and a figure in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. He had the longest lifespan of all those given in the Bible, dying at 969 years old. According to the Book of Genesis, Methuselah was the son of Enoch, the...
---> Believe What You Like: What happened between the Scientologists and the National Association for Mental Health.Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterV
https://anagram-solver.net/Garnabbym...s?partial=true
Because it beats the heck out of thinking about burgers & fries, doomsday, ladder ball, and, etc, let alone how to beat the casinos, but, not really or actually giving a crap about the ones who make weirdly unlikely juvenile online claims to be doing just that.
Now I will put up a Kung Fu video or two. I put one up on the end of my final set of posts over at the numerology forum, last year. The one about Caine being told that he may never return to the temple (because he killed the Emperor's son). Over there, I tried to tell them that the only way to make anything of it, the numerology and the like, was not to believe in it, stop sending their money to the such scammers - which didn't go over that well. The one for tonight led me straight to another such video that mentions a Quentin Tarantino connection to the show. Again, funny odd how the best connections, decodes or whatever, happen when not even looking for them. Really and actually is a "small world after all", in more ways than one. Perhaps, another reason that the anagrams-with-gematria can work out so well.
I think that I'll save a few of the such items that didn't quite make it, on their own, for my next post. Some connective bits.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNqf_t5E1II
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSmFzZWHe0w
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CmLGdwhNyM
Now for a few more numerals. Earlier on, with the "Pulp Fiction" clip, the Bible verse reversed into my usernumeral at the numerology forum. A usernumeral assigned randomly. I noted that the two numerals added to, (7152 + 2517) = 9669. The difference goes (7152 − 251.7) = 6900.3 = [6900 + (0.9 - 0.6)] ---> 6996.
Where this becomes a lot more difficult is to derive the corresponding counterparts of the digits of the numerals, 6996/9669, namely, 2772/7227, from the numerals, 2517 ---> 7152. It seems that the latter numerals yield the former ones together instead of separately by two different calculations. It took two such calculations to get to the 9669, and 6996, but, each calculation with 2517 ---> 7152 yields both 7227, and 2772. This is true of also my calculation, at the end of this post, about relating the numerals 779, and 780, to the digits of the numeral, 1721, by which 1721 results from each calculation, instead of half of it from 779, and, the other half from 780. [779 = 19*41, and, 780 = 60*13 = (6*10)*13.] I will give the solution, but, let it at this because it takes a few years of such study to begin to confirm and otherwise verify the overall such patterns. There's no substitute for thus parsing it all out.
(6183 + 3816) = 9999 = (7227 + 2772), and, (6281 - 1826) = 4455 = (7227 - 2772). Note that the numerals to do this are formatted as 6x8y, with x = 1, y = 3, or, x = 2, y = 1. With the 2517 ---> 7152 numerals, the format is 7x5y, and, the x stays at 1, and, the y stays at 2. Notice that (7152 − 251.7) = 6900.3 = [6900 + (0.9 - 0.6)] ---> 6996 involved a shift in a decimal position, which is about dividing by 10. And, that the shift with the 6x8y numerals involved reversing, and adding 1 to the y, for the numerals for (6183 + 3816) to make 9999. For the dividing by 10, its about "reversal" by division by 1 with a 0 thus added, or concatenated. There's another very deep bit going on, to do with (3751 − 1573) = (7315 − 5137) = (8316 − 6138) = 2178 = 6*363 = [2 * (9 * 11^2)]. The digits of 2178 go, in another sense, with those of 6183, which appear directly above. Not to worry about it beyond the fact that there are two sets of universal dimensional constants, the fine-structure constants, with 153/173, and 162/186, being of the dimensions that have overlapping numerals. To do with the forms above, 7x5y versus 6x8y. As well, eg, [(37*1) X (1*53)] = 1961.
These numerals interrelate to yield also, 42.
(9669 − 7227) = 2442, and, (6996 − 2772) = 4224, as 42 reflected on itself, and, the reflection of the reflection.
(-19 + 61) = [cbrt(1 + 7) X 21] = 42. As in 1961, which goes with 1721, and, perhaps, as well, with 2171. (1961 - 1721) = 240 ---> 420 = 10*42, and, (2171 - 1961) = 210 = 5*42.
42 = (2.7 Χ 0.7 repeat Χ 20) ---> 2772, and, 42 = {[-(6^2) + 9^2] + (-9 + 6)} ---> 6996.
Oh, one other thing to note, from a ghost post, this afternoon.
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---> ISO three-letter country codes.Quote:
Originally Posted by monet
https://anagram-solver.net/Secret%20....?partial=true
I guess, as per my noting of "country code" in my previous post (to do with God's telephone number). Note the digits of 6996 above, and, in my previous post.
Anyway, escaping death is the easy part. The hard part is to remain intact (after having escaped death).
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779 = [(1 + 7^2) + (2 + 1)^6] ---> 1721;
780 = [(100 + 700) - 2*10] ---> 1721.
After a chance to review things a bit, a lot seemed as though it was meant to be. For example, the one i, and two l's, which became 1's to do with the telephone number for God. I = 1 became the country code or prefix as a solitary one in front of the telephone number. The other two ones, the two l's, went with either the 9, and 6, or, 7, and 2, to form the last four digits of the telephone number.
Here's a bit more on the numeral, 777, because my post-777 was more about Howard Stern.
777 = [37*(7*3)] = [(37*42) / 2] = {(37*42) / [sqrt(sqrt(-3 + 7)) X sqrt(4 - 2)]} ---> 37_42 / 37_42 = the One.
777 is 3333 in base 6; 1411 in base 7; 2160 ---> 216 = 6*6*6 in base 8; 1053 ---> 153 in base 9; and, 309 = {[600 / (1 + 1)] + 9} ---> 61_19 ---> 1961 in base 16.
Lots of Howard Stern connections in my final, mini-series of posts.
https://vegascasinotalk.com/forum/sh...l=1#post146955
https://vegascasinotalk.com/forum/sh...l=1#post146978
https://vegascasinotalk.com/forum/sh...l=1#post146996
https://vegascasinotalk.com/forum/sh...l=1#post147011
https://vegascasinotalk.com/forum/sh...l=1#post147053
https://vegascasinotalk.com/forum/sh...l=1#post147105
Lots of other connections, mainly to do with the digits, 1, 2, and, 5, as in [7]152, the numeral from the Bible quote, which reverses to my usernumeral at the numerology forum. In the post / edit times, and, so on, which I rarely tried to influence. More telling to let things play out, to see where they end up.
The "bees knees" post had a 5, for an S, and, a ⑫ , for an R, directly in its anagrams. Perhaps, RS for Remote Sensing, or, SR for Send & Receive. It was a neat post because female/male bees have antennas with 12/13 sections respectively. As if there were also a ⑬e in Peace, as ⑬IP, or BIP - which turns out to be the case.
Lots of such bits in these final posts to connect them. The Howard Stern post about the plane crash that killed 295 people. {(2 x 295) + (9 x 295) + (5 X 295) + 1] is a prime number, 4271, which is (5271 - 1000), one too few for the digits of 7152, and, so part of a post that was not quite on the end of things. Same as 295 = (300 - 5)*1 ---> 153 = (152 + 1), which was one too many to fit with the digits of 7152.
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Just, came across this post. That's pretty funny. Mickey telling other posters whom not to quote. Strange things happened with strange persons on a strange forum like this one.Quote:
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It was sort of neat to have Monet quote a lot of my posts, on the end, apparently, because I was deleting them soon after. Around the time that Monet didn't believe that I didn't really or actually care about a lot of the usual stuff.
At the time, I wrote a short anagram about it, but, the answer didn't seem all there. It had the Kitchener part, which was very good. I remember that with all of the anagrams I put through, there was about one other time that the word, Kitchener, came up. Quite an uncommon word online, for some reason. Anyway, I will see if I can find it now.
---> Borden station (Kitchener).Quote:
I 7hink i7 bothers Monet 7hat I don't care.
https://anagram-solver.net/i%207hink...e?partial=true
Forgot that there were three 7's in there. Wonder what the word, Borden, stands for. Maybe, bordom, but, there weren't enough letters in the anagram for it. Occasionally, the solver will try to improvise with the available letters.
In the end, a total of 781 posts, same as at the numerology forum, Cont1ng3ncy, until one of the subforums there got knocked out. Which brings things more closely in line with the numerals listed at the bottom of my profile here.
Additionally, 781^2 = (60996 +1) ---> 6996_1, and, √(781) is about (27 − 0.07 + 0.02 + 1) ---> 2772_1.
More precisely, in the same convergent fashion, √(781) is about {(27 − 0.07 + 0.02 + 1) - (0.0001 + 0.00[2^2] - 0.00007 - 0.000007 - 0.000[2^2])} ---> 2772_1 and 1_2772.
This works out to, {(27 − 0.07 + 0.02 + 1) - (0.0001 + 0.00[2^2] - 0.00007 - 0.000007 - 0.000[2^2])} ^ 2 is about 780.999987.
Tons more properties of the numeral, 781, to do with the primes, etc, which I didn't come across until I left it with the numerology forum. Somewhere on my computers, if no longer over there.
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2594 = (2595 - 1) = (173*3*5 - 1) ---> 173_351;
2594 = (2597 - 3) = [-3 + (7^2)*53] ---> 37_53.
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In case anyone wants a chuckle, check out the comments section for the "In Case of a Recession" blog by Dancer over at LVA. Everyone's favorite 1.5 mil jackpot winner gets a mention.
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Originally Posted by redietz
#FRAUDSINGER
Singer,
Let me guess, Bob Dancer is jealous of your $1.5 million hit?
For the peanut gallery, I have a comment awaiting moderation for that Dancer blog. It's one of the rare times that I take issue with a chunk of what Dancer wrote. It usually takes a couple of days to pass moderation. Basically, I strongly disagree with the "learn to gamble more different ways" as a breezy response to "gambling during a recession." I think for most winning gamblers that not staying in one's lane is a recipe to fail in many different ways.
According to one of his articles. Dancer has recently taken up advantage slot play. He wouldn't name the games but gave a little info on how they play. Easy guess for me is he's playing high denom Regal Riches and Hexbreaker 3's. He says he learned the plays from someone that is very good at advantage slot play.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
He should do very well at it. And he might learn that AP'ing slots if worth more money and a lot less work.
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Originally Posted by mickeycrimmAccording to one of his articles. Dancer has recently taken up advantage slot play. He wouldn't name the games but gave a little info on how they play. Easy guess for me is he's playing high denom Regal Riches and Hexbreaker 3's. He says he learned the plays from someone that is very good at advantage slot play.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
He should do very well at it. And he might learn that AP'ing slots if worth more money and a lot less work.
The specific thing I took exception to was Dancer recommending dabbling in sports betting as if it were something that was easily amenable to statistical analysis. It's one thing to take advantages of bonuses and bonus whore yourself as much as possible if a recession squeezes other forms of APing. It's another to think a game of opinion can be beaten in the same way that video poker or blackjack can be beaten. If Stu Ungar couldn't beat sports, why would any non-specialist think they can beat sports? This whole sharps/squares lingo fosters the illusion that sports is generally beatable. It's not.
Unger couldn't beat blackjack either. And it was a beatable game. He was a degenerate gambler with no expertise in sportsbetting.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietzQuote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmAccording to one of his articles. Dancer has recently taken up advantage slot play. He wouldn't name the games but gave a little info on how they play. Easy guess for me is he's playing high denom Regal Riches and Hexbreaker 3's. He says he learned the plays from someone that is very good at advantage slot play.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
He should do very well at it. And he might learn that AP'ing slots if worth more money and a lot less work.
The specific thing I took exception to was Dancer recommending dabbling in sports betting as if it were something that was easily amenable to statistical analysis. It's one thing to take advantages of bonuses and bonus whore yourself as much as possible if a recession squeezes other forms of APing. It's another to think a game of opinion can be beaten in the same way that video poker or blackjack can be beaten. If Stu Ungar couldn't beat sports, why would any non-specialist think they can beat sports? This whole sharps/squares lingo fosters the illusion that sports is generally beatable. It's not.
He was better at gin rummy than poker.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmUnger couldn't beat blackjack either. And it was a beatable game. He was a degenerate gambler with no expertise in sportsbetting.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietzQuote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
The specific thing I took exception to was Dancer recommending dabbling in sports betting as if it were something that was easily amenable to statistical analysis. It's one thing to take advantages of bonuses and bonus whore yourself as much as possible if a recession squeezes other forms of APing. It's another to think a game of opinion can be beaten in the same way that video poker or blackjack can be beaten. If Stu Ungar couldn't beat sports, why would any non-specialist think they can beat sports? This whole sharps/squares lingo fosters the illusion that sports is generally beatable. It's not.
What people fail to realize is that there are folks with more money than everybody on this forum combined who have been running data-mining programs every day on every sport for decades. You can't just wander in and apply some basic math to win at sports unless books make blatant mistakes or unless you're bonus whoring, which won't sustain you. Asking a video poker player or slot player or poker player to expand into sports betting because times are tough in a recession is just, in my opinion, real bad advice.
Garnabby, can you put numerology to this?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=s2HGjU0ubgs
---> Country Code Names Supporting Organization.Quote:
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https://anagram-solver.net/Garna69y,...0?partial=true
The "country code" (internet) names to go with the "country code" numbers, which, if I recall, I mentioned right at the end of my last final post, and, then, a couple of posts before, when I calculated God's telephone number. Of which, mine is ca, as in Garnabby, Canada.
Oh, and note the 69 to go with the 27, and, then, the reversed 153, as in the Biblical number of fish.
Which makes for three, count 'em, three, in quick succession, independent decodes for "country code". Unheard of, no? Get ready to meet your "maker".
You lose again. But, no doubt, like the others, you will keep popping up your silly head. No rest for the perpetually unsatisfied. Ha.
P.S. This anagram solution was the first readable one (without place and other foreign names), anyway, but, the above 69, and, 27, numerals brought it to the top. The 153 didn't remove it.
I am the Garnabby, I am the William Yung, I am the eggy man. (Gotta love the three triple syllables in these names at the ends of the phrases.)
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2604 = (1 + 2603) = (1 + 19*137) = {1 + [√9 + (6 + 10)]*137} ---> 1961_137.
Why don’t you put a sock in it Yung.
You keep not answering questions people ask and instead just type out a bunch of gibberish.
Redietz is the hammer that thinks everything is a nail.
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Bad analogy. Actually, it's the opposite.
It's about using specific skills for specific tasks and NOT using a hammer for what's not a nail. As our old shop instructor made us memorize, "Use the proper tool for the job and use it properly."
Or, more to the point:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VrFV5r8cs0
Realistically, there's nothing casinos love more than people who win at something deciding they know what they're doing at something else.
I was referring to your assertions about AP sports betting rather than your position on AP generally.
Apparently it is impossible to gather a large amount of sports data, withhold some of the most recent data, build a model with the rest of it, test the model on the withheld recent data, if successful (beating the vig), test the model on some upcoming games without betting and then,if that is successful, bet a small amount of money on some upcoming games. Refining the previous steps as necessary.Quote:
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I have a feeling you have mostly stayed in your own lane. What you do is kinda a niche thing dealing with investors(IIRC). I'm actually still not sure exactly how it all works, but IIRC you get a percentage/ free roll or something like that? I have a feeling you got in at a time when it was ripe for the picking.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
Basically, I strongly disagree with you. For the most part, when it comes to advantage play learning as many different methods as possible is significantly better than staying in your own lane. We are talking about the average person and not about guys like Dancer, Billy Walters, Bill Benter, etc. Obviously, sometimes it's best to stay in a lane that's pumping a shitton of money into your bank accounts.
I agree that someone shouldn't dive right into something risky and overly complicated with a small edge. You get out of your lane when a juicy opportunity comes up, you adjust, refine and learn from there.
Let's take a situation where a card counter knows absolutely nothing about sports, he's never even made a bet before. Let's say he hears some scuttlebutt about a risk-free sports promotion worth a significant amount of money for the time involved, it would be dumb for him to stay in his own lane and not learn enough to take advantage of it.
Now let's say that promotion goes away, but something else good comes up, this time it's with a little risk and a little more learning so he does that.
That guy can keep refining and learning all the way up to getting involved in small +EV percentage bets where he's getting in significant action year after year, all with very little time commitment. Now he is fully ready to jump on anything juice that comes up.
Unger could never hold on to money. Couldn't go to sleep with a dollar in his pocket.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietzHe was better at gin rummy than poker.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmUnger couldn't beat blackjack either. And it was a beatable game. He was a degenerate gambler with no expertise in sportsbetting.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
What people fail to realize is that there are folks with more money than everybody on this forum combined who have been running data-mining programs every day on every sport for decades. You can't just wander in and apply some basic math to win at sports unless books make blatant mistakes or unless you're bonus whoring, which won't sustain you. Asking a video poker player or slot player or poker player to expand into sports betting because times are tough in a recession is just, in my opinion, real bad advice.
Red, if the line on a particular NFL game was -6 just before kickoff and someone offered you the choice of taking the dog at +8 or the favorite at -4, and you knew absolutely nothing about the two teams....would you take the bet? And if so, which way would you bet?
I wanted to end things with a song. And, I guess, to, finally, finally put a "sock in it", with the infamous Bill Yung. The initial sock (of my initial username here, ThomasClines, who was banned for telling Alan that he could dish it out, but, he couldn't take it). Contrary to popular belief, or folklore, Bill Yung (and LMR) still live on. Ha.Quote:
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The latest answer was/is to PosV's question about numerolgy, ie, a glorified form and degree of gibberish.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcap
Now to finish the above question, sofaras the spoken part. I put the A on the front of it with the spoken part instead of with the text because it has more to do with the posting of the video, itself.
with 333/777, and 404, goes toQuote:
A: Something Came In The mail Today, What?, Deez Nuts. Gottem!
--->Quote:
A: So3e7hing Ca3e In The 34il T0day, Wh4t?, Deez Nuts Go77em!
Ah! Don't Gaze At Me With Those Eyes?
Dead Man's Eyes (The Twilight Zone)
https://anagram-solver.net/%20A%20.....m?partial=true
My way of skirting the initial anagram line, of, "Digital media management system," to bring the next readable lines to the top. Gets back to my initial 404-message within the first of PosV quotes about me, and my anagram-with-gematria work. Sort of the way to work such posts, with 69 and 27, 19 and 61, and the like, or, 333 and 777, to go with the 404. Could be that 666 goes with 888, on the other side of 333 and 777. Was sort of neat to see the numeral, 37, pop out with the 333 with 777. Then, there's the 1's with go with either, such as 313/717, and, 616/818. Finally, got the three 3's by putting them for m's.
As well, the first anagram line above has to do with some production called, "Oh, my Goddess!", and, the guy in the video seems to say, "Gody!" as in lordy at end, instead of gottem. A thirteen second video, which includes his words.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MsKn9lKAaQ
Now about the song. The last few anagrams solutions didn't lead to any. So, how about this one, to put every thing to everything, one more time? Apparently, a blues song, I take it the genre of which takes a while to grow on a person. About someone who's satisfied, even with being alone, which is how each of us will end up if live long enough.
---> Home (Billy Strings album).Quote:
Bill Yung, Garnabby, LMR, & ThomasClines
https://anagram-solver.net/%20%20%20...s?partial=true
Final posts of the four of us.
https://vegascasinotalk.com/forum/sh...l=1#post147134
https://vegascasinotalk.com/forum/sh...617#post111617
https://vegascasinotalk.com/forum/sh...ll=1#post77796
https://vegascasinotalk.com/forum/sh...ll=1#post24819
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kGBYIILs58
My total number of posts here was 782 + 555 + 858 + 99 = 2294.
2294 = (1961 + 333) ---> 1961_333;
and, 2294 = {1721 + [24^2 - (4 - 2^0)]} ---> 1721_24242. (Note that the 1721 stuff is always a bit off the 1961 stuff in terms of complexity, as if the 1961 stuff is a bit more centered in things. Perhaps, the reason that the 2's inverted aren't kept as the true form of the 7's.)
Post #2612
2612 = (2614 - 2) = (1307*2 - 2) = {[1307*(-1 + √9)] - (6^0 + 1)} ---> 137_1961.
Dang Yung left us, no time to spare after all that time tending to his super duper My Little Pony collection.
I ran across this YouTube Channel Yesterday.Quote:
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Pretty darn good channel.
Reminds me of how AMC used to be in the early 90's.
Anyways, this movie reco is for you mcap.
You'll love all the politically incorrect usage of the Shoshone and Cheyenne throughout the film.
Probably the funniest thing is all the White People dressed up like Indians speaking Indian in English lol.
One positive is how they converted this 1977 film into 4k 2160p???
I'm not sure if they are lying to me or if they did that.
Either way it is a pretty darn crystal clear picture for a youtube movie.
And another positive from this film is the Cinematic Shots of the landscape.
I suppose having Jack Elam with his three legged dog in the picture is another positive.
I'm not sure if I would want them to convert all films to 4k though.
Takes something away from the movie magic so to speak.
Oh and Natalie Woods sister is in the picture if that interests anyone.
Full Movie... GRAYEAGLE!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKA5VrJpfi0
Sort of relative since Lana Wood had an on set affair with Sean Connery.
If anyone could throw 18 Yo's in a row...
I'd never heard of Lana Wood (come to find out she was Natalie's sister).
She "got around;" per wiki.
"Wood has been married six times:
Jack Wrather Jr. (19621963; annulled when she was 16 years old)
Karl Brent (19641965; divorced)
Stephen Oliver (19661966; annulled)
Dr. Stanley William Vogel (19681968; divorced)
Richard Smedley (19721976; divorced) one child, Evan Taylor Smedley Maldonado (August 11, 1974 July 18, 2017), by whom she has three grandchildren.[14]
Allan G. Balter (19791980; divorced)
Between marriages, Wood dated actors Dean Stockwell, Adam West, Eddie Fisher, Warren Beatty, Sean Connery, Alain Delon and Ryan O'Neal..."
So is it official Rob Singer ran off with his tail between his legs?
"Show them the meaning of strength... " he said.
Kind of.
He doesn't seem to post here any more, but he is still bloviating at Gambling Forums: check the "Percentage" thread in the "Blackjack" section.
The one trick pony moved on to seemingly friendlier pastures.
Look's like Robert (and Christopher Walken) is finally off the hook for Natalie's death unless new evidence surfaces:Quote:
Originally Posted by monetI ran across this YouTube Channel Yesterday.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcap
Pretty darn good channel.
Reminds me of how AMC used to be in the early 90's.
Anyways, this movie reco is for you mcap.
You'll love all the politically incorrect usage of the Shoshone and Cheyenne throughout the film.
Probably the funniest thing is all the White People dressed up like Indians speaking Indian in English lol.
One positive is how they converted this 1977 film into 4k 2160p???
I'm not sure if they are lying to me or if they did that.
Either way it is a pretty darn crystal clear picture for a youtube movie.
And another positive from this film is the Cinematic Shots of the landscape.
I suppose having Jack Elam with his three legged dog in the picture is another positive.
I'm not sure if I would want them to convert all films to 4k though.
Takes something away from the movie magic so to speak.
Oh and Natalie Woods sister is in the picture if that interests anyone.
Full Movie... GRAYEAGLE!!
https://pagesix.com/2022/05/27/rober...ase-goes-cold/
Rob posts on Gambling Forums these days. KJ and redietz followed him over there. Rob still draws a crowd.Quote:
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If you are a troll and your respect is measured in the 3rd decimal point it is time to move on to a new forum me thinks.
Yes, time for you to move on.Quote:
Originally Posted by accountinquestion
I was drunk last, Mick. Full of jokes I only find funny. However, if you're willing to create the account for me elsewhere I can look into posting there... Just too busy. Thanks and have a wonderful day.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmYes, time for you to move on.Quote:
Originally Posted by accountinquestion
I just finished up revisiting this film.Quote:
Originally Posted by tableplay
I like the way they ended it but I could of lived with him dying.
It's clear that he made the decision to choose Real Life and his Real Life Relationship over his addiction to his Lucid Dream World.
What isn't exactly clear is if he came out of the coma right before the end scene.
I didn't run it back to see if he opened his eyes with Paltrow at his side as I was just enjoying the End Credit Music.
I like an abrupt ending like that.
And I kind of like leaving it open to interpretation.
I feel like he is going to wake up at that moment since that is exactly how he wakes up every time throughout the film.
Another interpretation could be that he lucked into Perpetual Dreaming which is what DeVito was trying to stumble upon or invent his entire life.
Either way the hypnotic music and visuals bring in a nice flood to the emotions and I really like the jolt you get from the taxi/accident scene.
An interesting note or feeling about this film is how it is directed.
The story and characters feel disconnected as if you are in a dream.
And when we experience the dream sequences they feel more alive or bright.
Very Clever Story Telling in my opinion.
DeVito/Mel Quote: Sometimes I wish that you could just hit the sack and never wake up.
If your favorite song never ended, or your best book never closed, if the emotions mustered from these things would just go on and on, who wouldn't want to stay asleep?
The guy who discovers that perpetual dream, he's my man.
Great insights Monet. I don't recall seeing him come out of the coma. If he did, it was implied somehow or it happened as some sort of epilogue after the ending credits (which I didn't wait for). But, as you described, he clearly wanted to restore his real world relationship and Paltrow definitely understood this since she saw him try and run across the busy street to salvage things.Quote:
Originally Posted by monetI just finished up revisiting this film.Quote:
Originally Posted by tableplay
I like the way they ended it but I could of lived with him dying.
It's clear that he made the decision to choose Real Life and his Real Life Relationship over his addiction to his Lucid Dream World.
What isn't exactly clear is if he came out of the coma right before the end scene.
I didn't run it back to see if he opened his eyes with Paltrow at his side as I was just enjoying the End Credit Music.
I like an abrupt ending like that.
And I kind of like leaving it open to interpretation.
I feel like he is going to wake up at that moment since that is exactly how he wakes up every time throughout the film.
Another interpretation could be that he lucked into Perpetual Dreaming which is what DeVito was trying to stumble upon or invent his entire life.
Either way the hypnotic music and visuals bring in a nice flood to the emotions and I really like the jolt you get from the taxi/accident scene.
An interesting note or feeling about this film is how it is directed.
The story and characters feel disconnected as if you are in a dream.
And when we experience the dream sequences they feel more alive or bright.
Very Clever Story Telling in my opinion.
DeVito/Mel Quote: Sometimes I wish that you could just hit the sack and never wake up.
If your favorite song never ended, or your best book never closed, if the emotions mustered from these things would just go on and on, who wouldn't want to stay asleep?
The guy who discovers that perpetual dream, he's my man.
Yeah, I missed some of the jokes the first go around back in 2007.Quote:
Originally Posted by tableplay
A couple I noticed this viewing.
Hobbit Joke when they are in the book store.
Funny since Martin Freeman is Bilbo in 2012.
Reading the Middle East Crisis Book (Mid-Life Crisis) before bed which was hilarious but I'm sure I noticed that in 07 but forgot about it.
Or was it Middle East Conflict... same difference... all the jokes still work as he is constantly fighting with his wife/life.
I'm not sure if they made an "Open Your Eyes" joke/reference but I feel like they did or they should have, giving a nod to Vanilla Sky.
I did notice they certainly seemed to be referencing Vanilla Sky in the Dreams when they would intertwine Paltrow's voice over Cruz's.
Just like they did in Vanilla Sky with Cameron Diaz and Cruz.
You noticed that it was a Dark Comedy more so than I did but I see it now.
The movie sort of disguises itself as a Drama but it seems more clear now that they are goofing and making fun of many things.
Heck, I read somewhere today that they are spoofing on several Dream Type movies.
I guess the biggest joke is that all you have to do to direct or get a movie in Hollywood is have a Famous A-List Sister.
I probably missed many of the subtle jokes they were making.
Danny DeVito sure did have a lot of jobs!
A cult classic with all those subtle moving parts for sure. Great points. I would like to recommend the movie The Little Things (2021) if you haven't seen it. I would categorize it as a Mystery Drama.Quote:
Originally Posted by monetYeah, I missed some of the jokes the first go around back in 2007.Quote:
Originally Posted by tableplay
A couple I noticed this viewing.
Hobbit Joke when they are in the book store.
Funny since Martin Freeman is Bilbo in 2012.
Reading the Middle East Crisis Book (Mid-Life Crisis) before bed which was hilarious but I'm sure I noticed that in 07 but forgot about it.
Or was it Middle East Conflict... same difference... all the jokes still work as he is constantly fighting with his wife/life.
I'm not sure if they made an "Open Your Eyes" joke/reference but I feel like they did or they should have, giving a nod to Vanilla Sky.
I did notice they certainly seemed to be referencing Vanilla Sky in the Dreams when they would intertwine Paltrow's voice over Cruz's.
Just like they did in Vanilla Sky with Cameron Diaz and Cruz.
You noticed that it was a Dark Comedy more so than I did but I see it now.
The movie sort of disguises itself as a Drama but it seems more clear now that they are goofing and making fun of many things.
Heck, I read somewhere today that they are spoofing on several Dream Type movies.
I guess the biggest joke is that all you have to do to direct or get a movie in Hollywood is have a Famous A-List Sister.
I probably missed many of the subtle jokes they were making.
Danny DeVito sure did have a lot of jobs!
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Originally Posted by accountinquestion
He might come back, but yeah, this seems to have been his (planned) swan song.
Dumb.
[QUOTE=Dan Druff;148633He might come back, but yeah, this seems to have been his (planned) swan song. Dumb.[/QUOTE]
He wanted that swan to sing, but instead it laid a stillborn egg.
What was he thinking, trying to pull his $1.5M jackpot claim off?
As if...
He posts at GF and I wouldn't be surprised if he returns here, most especially if KJ were to ignore him at GT: KJ is his primary target, but then Rob seems to be somewhat misanthropic.
Ron, you should take some of the $1.5M bank roll from your super big win (congrats again BTW - I hope you and your family are enjoying some of the proceeds) and go for the gusto at $10000 a spin 10-hand $100 denom UX. Even Cerveza Fria might be slightly reluctant to play at $10000 a spin for more than an hour a day. A natural royal dealt (and held) with all hands at 12x will pay you $48M.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob.Singer
There's not much more to say. I took a check for $1mil and $500k+ in cash. I FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY gave the person I worked with a $20,000 tip. I asked my son to take the pictures of the screen, which he took literally. But I didn't care, as I was busy with all the paperwork and verifications etc. And all the chatter with the suits. I was politely asked not to return, which was a moot point anyway. My job and playing career were done.
Now if anyone wants to make their usual stupid assertions because they don't like it or they can't live with it, then you have that right....and without me to insult you afterwards. BUT KNOW THIS: I AM ALL SMILES GOING OUT LIKE THIS!!!
Singer.....OUT!
Don't think that guy won't fuck your wife. Rob Singer will do it! Don't trust that man with your wife or children.
When Rob stole the double up bug claim, he told us that he couldn't provide tax documentation because he had throw away the tax documentation being that it was more than 7 years old. He told Shackleford the same thing in a video interview.
So guess what. The above picture and claim is last year (2022). Rob should now have documentation from the casino in his hands as required by law and be preparing his taxes for the year in question. How about it Rob?
How in the hell does weakness even prevail in the first place? If weakness prevails, then it is not weakness.
The collective strength of the weak, vs. Rob as the Ubermensch.Quote:
Originally Posted by theywontpayontuesday