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Originally Posted by 1Hit1der

But, if you still think that it's possible to take the gematria stuff seriously, then I guess it's excusable that you thought that I took your supposed SAT scores seriously.

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It was never a supposed SAT score. It was a joke.

You didn't take my SAT talk seriously, you just took it serious enough to do some research and post it in a quote block. And that was for the joke..

but yea you are right. SAT might not even be a thing currently and many people had various ways to getting into college. Just for my age and many years around mine, the SAT was a very large component of where you could go to school so I assume people remember the scale of it.

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Uh oh, did I miss a SAT discussion?

I got a 1450 or thereabouts (1600 scale), but that ain't nothin'. The guy who checks my math (and logic, and god knows what else) got an 800 in math.

That SAT score earned me a National Merit Scholarship and college education. Without it, not sure my parents could have picked up the tab. I might have managed a cross-country scholarship at some forsaken D-II school, but distance-running scholarships are like contracts for torture.

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Originally Posted by coach belly

How can both of these claims be true?

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Originally Posted by kewlJ

I didn't have the opportunity to go to college as I had planned out of high school.

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Originally Posted by kewlJ

I was entitled to a college education paid for by the government when my father who worked for the government was killed on the job. I only took advantage of one year of that opportunity.

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Are you this stupid? I just explained it and actually have mentioned it before, just not often as I didn't want people looking into information about me, that they might use to dox me.

But by all means...ask yet again, CB.

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Originally Posted by kewlJ

Ok, so this Mdawg character, supposedly a born with a spoon in the mouth, many times over millionaire, who wins millions at will from the casinos on top of that, can't help expressing his envy of a mid-level card counter/advantage player who averages just about 6 figures (total AP, 80% from card counting). And can't help showing his extreme jealousy almost on a daily basis.

What is wrong with that picture? You know of the multi-times over millionaire "Pope of Las Vegas", jealous of and punching down? Bueller? Bueller? anybody?

Meanwhile Singer's total obsession has moved towards my brother of all things? What is up with that Rob? did you want to have a brother and didn't or something? :confused: Just more weirdness from Singer.

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You just don't get that everyone has figured out you are a total fraud.....RIP

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Originally Posted by coach belly

How can both of these claims be true?

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Originally Posted by kewlJ

I was entitled to a college education paid for by the government when my father who worked for the government was killed on the job. I only took advantage of one year of that opportunity.

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Are you this stupid? I just explained it and actually have mentioned it before, just not often as I didn't want people looking into information about me, that they might use to dox me.

But by all means...ask yet again, CB.

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I like how often this happens ... ohhh I was caught in a lie? .......... well I did that intentionally to throw people off .... gosh you sure are stupid.

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Originally Posted by redietz

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Originally Posted by accountinquestion

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Originally Posted by 1Hit1der

But, if you still think that it's possible to take the gematria stuff seriously, then I guess it's excusable that you thought that I took your supposed SAT scores seriously.

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It was never a supposed SAT score. It was a joke.

You didn't take my SAT talk seriously, you just took it serious enough to do some research and post it in a quote block. And that was for the joke..

but yea you are right. SAT might not even be a thing currently and many people had various ways to getting into college. Just for my age and many years around mine, the SAT was a very large component of where you could go to school so I assume people remember the scale of it.

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Uh oh, did I miss a SAT discussion?

I got a 1450 or thereabouts (1600 scale), but that ain't nothin'. The guy who checks my math (and logic, and god knows what else) got an 800 in math.

That SAT score earned me a National Merit Scholarship and college education. Without it, not sure my parents could have picked up the tab. I might have managed a cross-country scholarship at some forsaken D-II school, but distance-running scholarships are like contracts for torture.

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You're simply the best, Redietz.

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Originally Posted by redietz

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Originally Posted by accountinquestion

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Originally Posted by 1Hit1der

But, if you still think that it's possible to take the gematria stuff seriously, then I guess it's excusable that you thought that I took your supposed SAT scores seriously.

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It was never a supposed SAT score. It was a joke.

You didn't take my SAT talk seriously, you just took it serious enough to do some research and post it in a quote block. And that was for the joke..

but yea you are right. SAT might not even be a thing currently and many people had various ways to getting into college. Just for my age and many years around mine, the SAT was a very large component of where you could go to school so I assume people remember the scale of it.

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Uh oh, did I miss a SAT discussion?

I got a 1450 or thereabouts (1600 scale), but that ain't nothin'. The guy who checks my math (and logic, and god knows what else) got an 800 in math.

That SAT score earned me a National Merit Scholarship and college education. Without it, not sure my parents could have picked up the tab. I might have managed a cross-country scholarship at some forsaken D-II school, but distance-running scholarships are like contracts for torture.

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Yeah and Charles Schwab helped you calculate your net worth.....RIP

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Originally Posted by redietz

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Originally Posted by accountinquestion

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Originally Posted by 1Hit1der

But, if you still think that it's possible to take the gematria stuff seriously, then I guess it's excusable that you thought that I took your supposed SAT scores seriously.

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It was never a supposed SAT score. It was a joke.

You didn't take my SAT talk seriously, you just took it serious enough to do some research and post it in a quote block. And that was for the joke..

but yea you are right. SAT might not even be a thing currently and many people had various ways to getting into college. Just for my age and many years around mine, the SAT was a very large component of where you could go to school so I assume people remember the scale of it.

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Uh oh, did I miss a SAT discussion?

I got a 1450 or thereabouts (1600 scale), but that ain't nothin'. The guy who checks my math (and logic, and god knows what else) got an 800 in math.

That SAT score earned me a National Merit Scholarship and college education. Without it, not sure my parents could have picked up the tab. I might have managed a cross-country scholarship at some forsaken D-II school, but distance-running scholarships are like contracts for torture.

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Red, you are without a doubt the most insecure member of this forum, full of insecure grown men. Every single thing you ever post is some kind of brag, about how smart you are (based on tests from 50 years ago), or who you know/knew (name-dropping), or results of some contest from 30 years ago.

No one gives a shit! What is important is where you are now and what you are doing and you apparently are having trouble paying your property tax on time.

True story. I have an uncle, my mom's older brother, smartest guy I ever talked too. Valedictorian of his high school class. Maybe not that impressive as it was a small town in New Jersey, class size maybe 100, but also valedictorian of his college class. Not Harvard or Yale. I believe it was Bucknell. But still valedictorian of his high school and college classes. I know he talks about his high IQ and I am sure he aced his SAT's. After college, he returned to his small home town working in a car wash where he eventually became manager and that is what he did for 30 years. Now retired. And whenever I see him, which isn't often, he still tells everyone how smart he is. :rolleyes:

And that is what I read from you nutjobs everyday.

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Originally Posted by kewlJ

I just explained it

But by all means...ask yet again, CB.

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You didn't explain how you both did and did not have the opportunity to attend college.

You just made 2 more contradictory claims...in the same post.

You don't want anyone to know which college, and you do that by revealing the college?

How does that make any sense?

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Originally Posted by kewlJ

I have never talked too much about my college experience because I didn't want anyone looking it up to find information to dox me.

But anyone that has read me over the years knows I have a strong alliance to a certain Phila area university. THAT is what lead me to the Philadelphia area. That I was attending college there.

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Originally Posted by kewlJ

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Originally Posted by redietz

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Originally Posted by accountinquestion

It was never a supposed SAT score. It was a joke.

You didn't take my SAT talk seriously, you just took it serious enough to do some research and post it in a quote block. And that was for the joke..

but yea you are right. SAT might not even be a thing currently and many people had various ways to getting into college. Just for my age and many years around mine, the SAT was a very large component of where you could go to school so I assume people remember the scale of it.

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Uh oh, did I miss a SAT discussion?

I got a 1450 or thereabouts (1600 scale), but that ain't nothin'. The guy who checks my math (and logic, and god knows what else) got an 800 in math.

That SAT score earned me a National Merit Scholarship and college education. Without it, not sure my parents could have picked up the tab. I might have managed a cross-country scholarship at some forsaken D-II school, but distance-running scholarships are like contracts for torture.

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Red, you are without a doubt the most insecure member of this forum, full of insecure grown men. Every single thing you ever post is some kind of brag, about how smart you are (based on tests from 50 years ago), or who you know/knew (name-dropping), or results of some contest from 30 years ago.

No one gives a shit! What is important is where you are now and what you are doing and you apparently are having trouble paying your property tax on time.

True story. I have an uncle, my mom's older brother, smartest guy I ever talked too. Valedictorian of his high school class. Maybe not that impressive as it was a small town in New Jersey, class size maybe 100, but also valedictorian of his college class. Not Harvard or Yale. I believe it was Bucknell. But still valedictorian of his high school and college classes. I know he talks about his high IQ and I am sure he aced his SAT's. After college, he returned to his small home town working in a car wash where he eventually became manager and that is what he did for 30 years. Now retired. And whenever I see him, which isn't often, he still tells everyone how smart he is. :rolleyes:

And that is what I read from you nutjobs everyday.

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At least he's not making up stories to support a fabricated online life by telling lies about having people on speed dial, working for known people, etc, etc, etc ......RIP

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Originally Posted by kewlJ

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Originally Posted by redietz

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Originally Posted by accountinquestion

It was never a supposed SAT score. It was a joke.

You didn't take my SAT talk seriously, you just took it serious enough to do some research and post it in a quote block. And that was for the joke..

but yea you are right. SAT might not even be a thing currently and many people had various ways to getting into college. Just for my age and many years around mine, the SAT was a very large component of where you could go to school so I assume people remember the scale of it.

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Uh oh, did I miss a SAT discussion?

I got a 1450 or thereabouts (1600 scale), but that ain't nothin'. The guy who checks my math (and logic, and god knows what else) got an 800 in math.

That SAT score earned me a National Merit Scholarship and college education. Without it, not sure my parents could have picked up the tab. I might have managed a cross-country scholarship at some forsaken D-II school, but distance-running scholarships are like contracts for torture.

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Red, you are without a doubt the most insecure member of this forum, full of insecure grown men. Every single thing you ever post is some kind of brag, about how smart you are (based on tests from 50 years ago), or who you know/knew (name-dropping), or results of some contest from 30 years ago.

No one gives a shit! What is important is where you are now and what you are doing and you apparently are having trouble paying your property tax on time.

True story. I have an uncle, my mom's older brother, smartest guy I ever talked too. Valedictorian of his high school class. Maybe not that impressive as it was a small town in New Jersey, class size maybe 100, but also valedictorian of his college class. Not Harvard or Yale. I believe it was Bucknell. But still valedictorian of his high school and college classes. I know he talks about his high IQ and I am sure he aced his SAT's. After college, he returned to his small home town working in a car wash where he eventually became manager and that is what he did for 30 years. Now retired. And whenever I see him, which isn't often, he still tells everyone how smart he is. :rolleyes:

And that is what I read from you nutjobs everyday.

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Now see, KewlJ, that's my problem. I was valedictorian of my high school class and never mentioned it. I probably need an agent so I don't underreport these things. Jesus -- 10,000 posts and I never mentioned that. I must be really secure or something. LOL.

For those who haven't seen Bucknell, it's a really nice small school maybe 40 miles from Penn State. Has a lovely river running next to it. Looks like a semi-wealthy version of Mayberry. Beautiful place, really. I think Singer would like it.

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Originally Posted by kewlJ

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Originally Posted by coach belly

How can both of these claims be true?

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Are you this stupid? I just explained it and actually have mentioned it before, just not often as I didn't want people looking into information about me, that they might use to dox me.

But by all means...ask yet again, CB.

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I like how often this happens ... ohhh I was caught in a lie? .......... well I did that intentionally to throw people off .... gosh you sure are stupid.

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Even worse than being caught in a lie is the predictability of the lie!

The next phase of the UNKewl pathology is trying to explain how he "protected himself" by now naming the college, if his intention all along was to not name the college....

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Originally Posted by kewlJ

Are you this stupid? I just explained it

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

It's not just that he lies.

It's the seriousness with which kewlJ tells these lies, and then lashes out at those who doubt them. There's a certain arrogance to those posts, in the tone, "Of course this is fucking true, and you're a complete idiot for even doubting this."

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Originally Posted by kewlJ

I just explained it

But by all means...ask yet again, CB.

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You didn't explain how you both did and did not have the opportunity to attend college.

You just made 2 more contradictory claims...in the same post.

You don't want anyone to know which college, and you do that by revealing the college?

How does that make any sense?

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Originally Posted by kewlJ

I have never talked too much about my college experience because I didn't want anyone looking it up to find information to dox me.

But anyone that has read me over the years knows I have a strong alliance to a certain Phila area university. THAT is what lead me to the Philadelphia area. That I was attending college there.

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This is par for the course with FraudJ.... RIP

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Originally Posted by kewlJ

and actually have mentioned it before

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In the history of VCT, UNKewlJ has never mentioned this lie about the

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Originally Posted by kewlJ

private catholic university on Philadelphia's exclusive mainline

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before.

Just look up how many times he has used the word "catholic" , "college" or "university" here - nothing applicable (other than repeated claims that he has never gone to college).

Try again, FraudJ.



Is this coming next?

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Then, when the forum userbase turns out to be smarter than he expected and disproves some of them, we get the mea culpa that he wasn't telling the truth all along.

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Originally Posted by redietz

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Originally Posted by accountinquestion

It was never a supposed SAT score. It was a joke.

You didn't take my SAT talk seriously, you just took it serious enough to do some research and post it in a quote block. And that was for the joke..

but yea you are right. SAT might not even be a thing currently and many people had various ways to getting into college. Just for my age and many years around mine, the SAT was a very large component of where you could go to school so I assume people remember the scale of it.

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Uh oh, did I miss a SAT discussion?

I got a 1450 or thereabouts (1600 scale), but that ain't nothin'. The guy who checks my math (and logic, and god knows what else) got an 800 in math.

That SAT score earned me a National Merit Scholarship and college education. Without it, not sure my parents could have picked up the tab. I might have managed a cross-country scholarship at some forsaken D-II school, but distance-running scholarships are like contracts for torture.

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Red, you are without a doubt the most insecure member of this forum, full of insecure grown men. Every single thing you ever post is some kind of brag, about how smart you are (based on tests from 50 years ago), or who you know/knew (name-dropping), or results of some contest from 30 years ago.

No one gives a shit! What is important is where you are now and what you are doing and you apparently are having trouble paying your property tax on time.

True story. I have an uncle, my mom's older brother, smartest guy I ever talked too. Valedictorian of his high school class. Maybe not that impressive as it was a small town in New Jersey, class size maybe 100, but also valedictorian of his college class. Not Harvard or Yale. I believe it was Bucknell. But still valedictorian of his high school and college classes. I know he talks about his high IQ and I am sure he aced his SAT's. After college, he returned to his small home town working in a car wash where he eventually became manager and that is what he did for 30 years. Now retired. And whenever I see him, which isn't often, he still tells everyone how smart he is. :rolleyes:

And that is what I read from you nutjobs everyday.

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And you sit around all day trying to convince all the other car-wash managers that you're one of them.

R.I.P.

AIQ, thank you for clarifying: I accept your explanation and withdraw the claim of prevarication.

As for SAT scores...mine was pretty good but not all that good: I was decent but not strong in both math and verbal: 629 math, 620 verbal.

I got into a good college, but my frat life, girlfriend, and of course drinking and drugs affected my motivation: I finished a bit over 3.0 GPA.

I don't recall my LSAT score, might only have been 55: certainly not stellar.

Applied to four law schools, rejected by two: no surprise.

I've never thought of myself as being "really smart," but I am above the norm and I believe I've succeeded to the degree I have, anyway, due to exerting reasonable effort and making fairly good choices as the years flew by.

No regrets.

Just replace the word, beer, by the word, pot. Ha.

https://youtu.be/AoaqRTnU8WY

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Originally Posted by MaxPen

You just don't get that everyone has figured out you are a total fraud.....RIP

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MaxPen you lie and make up shit about people you decide you don't like. Everyone has witnessed you do so with mickeycrimm for years. Non of the shit you say is true, nor do you believe it is true. You are either hating, or trolling/playing or some combination.

You know exactly who I am and what I do. But you will do your own trolling thing until the day you keel over. That is what you do. I don't think it is insecurity with you like it is with someone like Mdawg or Singer. With you it is just some weird need to troll and play games. Maybe you grew up in a house without a TV and this is what your people did for entertainment.

Anyway, I am out of here for now. Will catch up next week. Superbowl tomorrow. I have one bet so far. Chiefs moneyline. Fairly significant amount for me. Was considering the under, but decided to stay away. Am considering one single prop bet Purdy throws an interception. Don't like the laying -150, but I think he throws several. probably will put a little something on it.

And to think .. somewhere out there is a parallel universe where Redietz is actually the genius uncle of Kewl's.

Really kinda mind blowing.

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Originally Posted by MDawg

In the history of VCT, UNKewlJ has never mentioned this lie about the before.

Just look up how many times he has used the word "catholic" , "college" or "university" here - nothing applicable (other than repeated claims that he has never gone to college).

Try again, FraudJ.

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You may want to search Gambling forums looking for those same words. maybe even add in Villanova. :cool: