Originally Posted by Rob.Singer View Post
Originally Posted by redietz View Post
Originally Posted by Rob.Singer View Post

Hey mickey that's exactly what I've been doing every year since 1999, and on a scale that would bring all AP's to their knees, you know, like I brought the entire HP crowd--and really, EVERY singer-hating AP in Vegas--to their knees with my published bet ten years ago. In fact, I even made bigger sissies out of the wizard's bunch as they ran for the hills as soon as a mere $25k bet took on some teeth. They ALL safely chose the ability to keep lying about and disbelieving me rather than facing the music. Just like the anonymous cowards do here....and just as any of you pocket-change specialists would do with the coach. Similar in much the same way as in how the libtards got their asses handed to them by Trump, so all they now have left is to make up lie after lie about him and pretend it's all real.
Rob, refresh my memory on the massive wager. Was it that you put 600K in escrow and would win it how? I'm trying to be impressed, but I need to know the difference between what you did and an anonymous Powerball winner making a bet for 600K and saying he could prove he won it via Powerball. Or maybe somebody winning 100K the year the Greatest Show on Turf won the Super Bowl while opening the year at 300-1 odds. That kind of win is impressive, but without context (how many teams did he really take?), the meaning gets diminished.
It was a simple bet that I could prove I won $640k in profit to date from using my play strategy after Fezzik and other loudmouths on the Larry Grossman show when interviewing me in the studio, said basically the same things you and other "AP's" lie about here and on WoV: that it's impossible I did what I said I did. So I came back at them with this huge challenge, I put the escrow up, the details were published in two papers, and they ran away from accepting the bet.

Be glad you were not a part of it. The embarrassment did not subside very easily.
LOL -- Rob, I'd never take a bet like that. Not in a million years. Good Lord. Plus if you check, you'll see I've always said I thought you won what you did when you claimed you did. What I disavow is the idea that it works going forward.

Why wouldn't I take a bet like that? It's the old line from Guys and Dolls. Sky Masterson explains that if someone shows you a fresh deck of cards still wrapped in cellophane and wants to bet you that the Jack of Spades will leap out of the deck and spit cider in your ear, do not bet him, my son. Because as surely as night follows day, you'll wind up with an earful of cider.

Words to live by.