Yeah, you're killing it, baby.Originally Posted by AxelWolf
Let me know when you want me to call Anthony Curtis(see my previous post regarding this)Originally Posted by redietzOriginally Posted by AxelWolf
You must be quite the researcher. Has CSI given you a call?
I'm sorry. This is the kind of precision you get with VCT's crack advantage players.
I love when maroons say, "I did a google search." That's like saying, "I took a walk," and they expect people to think they're a top-notch marathoner.
Of course, the follow-up questions might be something like this:
1) How many pages of google did you search? Fifty? Two hundred? Or three? LOL.
2) How many hours did you search? Or should we count this in minutes? Seconds?
3) How many topics did you search?
4) How many names associated with the topic did you search, say Marc Lawrence or Playbook or Bally's College Contests and on and on and on.
I'm going to take a wild stab here. I don't think VCT is exactly brimming with people who did any graduate research. Or serious job research. Or really, any sustained, serious research.
Let me know when you want me to prove what I do know or dont know about sports betting (See my previous post).
All this back and forth means nothing. Show me the money, put your money where your mouth is. Show me you have the ability to make money gambling. I know I do, I know I can, let's put our skills to work and see who knows what, or who can make money via gambling.
The difference between you and me is that I have a lifetime of third-party documented success at what I do.
You have google. LOL.
I'm sorry, man. My brother-in-law ran a chain of PI offices (he was the top PI in New Mexico) and much of his research involved online investigations. That "I searched google" is so lame that it's comical. My nephew is taking online forensics as his degree path at Bloomsburg. Again, that "I googled it" is so lame, it's disturbing.
Do you have any friggin' idea how much work is actually involved in researching something online?
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