Ghoolie at the Masters
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Oh that's ok......but I always thought that you did your best work when you were dead and needed sleep.
LMAO. So first the casino thing. Big Cash is relative. The slot hosts that take care of the whales ($100,000 per hand, spin, wheel spin) comp things like Lamborghinis, mink coats, and $250,000 shopping sprees for the wife. No schidt, it is standard fare for these people. Some of the villa hotel rooms as 2,000 - 4,000 square feet with indoor pools.
Cathy and I love Vegas and plan to move there. Years ago we decided to take what we would spend on our 4-5 vacations per year ( yeah, I know, we are blessed) and bankroll a gambling attack to if nothing else, experience what it would be like rolling higher than the normal deal. Cathy plays exclusively slots of $5 - $100 denomination. We have been doing this now for about 8 years and have come to learn a lot. Things that you don't find on the Internet. Don't misunderstand me, we don't have the "secrets" of beating the house. As you posted, that is a very hard thing to do. That said, from years of meeting and rubbing elbows with casino professionals, we have learned some helpful things.
- In Vegas if you play penny, nickel, quarter and half dollar slots, the odds are better on Freemont Street. 90% of visitors play small denominations, and are not likely to come back to Vegas but 1/year or less. So, the minimum allowable payout (88%) is what you will find on most of these machines. The Casino simply doesn't have to lure these players, The glitz and excitement of being in Vegas does that.
- In Vegas, if you play dollar machines, it doesn't matter where you play, the odds are equal (92-94% composite)
- In Vegas if you play $5 denomination or higher, the odds on the strip are the best (98 - 99%). The downtown casinos and minor houses just don't have enough of that trade to risk one-time then walk-away type big hits so they protect themselves with lower odds (94-95%)
- Anywhere, if you play slots with pop culture branding, (Wheel of Fortune, Walking Dead, Sex in the City, Flintstones) you are playing the absolute worst, lowest odds that you can play. The casino does not own those machines and merely leases the space to the provider, and the odds on those machines are regulated a wee bit differently. They are the worst to play.
- Casinos do not very often change slot machine odds, nor do they place higher paying machines in highly visible areas. If they did, people would only want to pla those machines.
- Progressive machines, those with a continually escalating jackpot, have the lowest odds of all the Casino-owned machines.
So, on to what we spend? We are 7-Star players at Caesars and Noir at MGM. 7-star requires one to attain 150,000 tier credits, with 1 tier credit = $5 worth of slot spin. So, to get that you need to send $750,000 worth of spins through their machines. That doesn't mean you spend $750K, but you spin $750K. If you aren't getting a lot of jackpots and hits to keep you spinning and accumulating, you can go broke trying to reach that level.
My wife is an anomaly. 18 months ago, while at the Beau Rivage high limit slot room, she hit 32 hand-pay jackpots on a Sunday. The demonimations were several 2K, 4K , 8K and 16K, with one of 80K. She hit a total of over $300,000 of jackpots that day. She put a lot back, but, we went home with the 20K she planned to risk, and the 80K jackpot, which that year, paid off her car, and income tax. Oddly, nobody in the high limit slot are was hitting many hand-pays. a few, but not like my wife. People are generally in awe, or pissed at her casino journey. Why is this?
Here is the only thing I can muster up. Having strong faith, she believes the teaching that God loves a cheeful giver. Every year she buys bicycles and coats for poor kids, sends poor kids to camp, buys books and computers. She donates a lot of money to rescuing and caring for dogs, and for 4 years now, you supported me launching a new water technology that just today, went commercial.
So, when she sits at a slot machine, I think there is more going on than meets the eye.
Are we ahead of the Casinos? Well, we have never exceeded our yearly alloted budget for Vegas. On top of that we never pay for rooms, flights, limos, cabs, booze, concerts or crap like The Masters. SO, what is the value of that? Just today we got an invite to the Kentucky Derby, and are going on an all expense paid cruise to Alaska, in a really, really breathtaking baclony cabin on a brand new cruise ship.
Honestly, we normally don't even talk about this crap because of the preconceived notions that people have about gambling and casinos.
Again, we don't have a system, and we don't think we have inside information that makes us casino insiders. We like Vegas, and my wife plays aggressively. Sometimes we lose $15K in an evining, or $25 K over a 5 day trip. But other times we go home $100,00 or more ahead. But honestly, over the past 8 years, we have the better end of the deal.
Later.
The Cleveland Browns have the hardest hit players in the NFL -
FIFY
Lol. We did see two guys get thrown out. THere was a 2 beer minimum and these jokers had a couple non-beer-drinking friends get a few extra 2 packs. 2 guys at a table with 8 beers.....escorted out, before even drinking. Not a place to be unruly.
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Looks like a great trip, I’m a big golf fan and Augusta is just beautiful.
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Oh that's ok......but I always thought that you did your best work when you were dead and needed sleep.
LMAO. So first the casino thing. Big Cash is relative. The slot hosts that take care of the whales ($100,000 per hand, spin, wheel spin) comp things like Lamborghinis, mink coats, and $250,000 shopping sprees for the wife. No schidt, it is standard fare for these people. Some of the villa hotel rooms as 2,000 - 4,000 square feet with indoor pools.
Cathy and I love Vegas and plan to move there. Years ago we decided to take what we would spend on our 4-5 vacations per year ( yeah, I know, we are blessed) and bankroll a gambling attack to if nothing else, experience what it would be like rolling higher than the normal deal. Cathy plays exclusively slots of $5 - $100 denomination. We have been doing this now for about 8 years and have come to learn a lot. Things that you don't find on the Internet. Don't misunderstand me, we don't have the "secrets" of beating the house. As you posted, that is a very hard thing to do. That said, from years of meeting and rubbing elbows with casino professionals, we have learned some helpful things.
- In Vegas if you play penny, nickel, quarter and half dollar slots, the odds are better on Freemont Street. 90% of visitors play small denominations, and are not likely to come back to Vegas but 1/year or less. So, the minimum allowable payout (88%) is what you will find on most of these machines. The Casino simply doesn't have to lure these players, The glitz and excitement of being in Vegas does that.
- In Vegas, if you play dollar machines, it doesn't matter where you play, the odds are equal (92-94% composite)
- In Vegas if you play $5 denomination or higher, the odds on the strip are the best (98 - 99%). The downtown casinos and minor houses just don't have enough of that trade to risk one-time then walk-away type big hits so they protect themselves with lower odds (94-95%)
- Anywhere, if you play slots with pop culture branding, (Wheel of Fortune, Walking Dead, Sex in the City, Flintstones) you are playing the absolute worst, lowest odds that you can play. The casino does not own those machines and merely leases the space to the provider, and the odds on those machines are regulated a wee bit differently. They are the worst to play.
- Casinos do not very often change slot machine odds, nor do they place higher paying machines in highly visible areas. If they did, people would only want to pla those machines.
- Progressive machines, those with a continually escalating jackpot, have the lowest odds of all the Casino-owned machines.
So, on to what we spend? We are 7-Star players at Caesars and Noir at MGM. 7-star requires one to attain 150,000 tier credits, with 1 tier credit = $5 worth of slot spin. So, to get that you need to send $750,000 worth of spins through their machines. That doesn't mean you spend $750K, but you spin $750K. If you aren't getting a lot of jackpots and hits to keep you spinning and accumulating, you can go broke trying to reach that level.
My wife is an anomaly. 18 months ago, while at the Beau Rivage high limit slot room, she hit 32 hand-pay jackpots on a Sunday. The demonimations were several 2K, 4K , 8K and 16K, with one of 80K. She hit a total of over $300,000 of jackpots that day. She put a lot back, but, we went home with the 20K she planned to risk, and the 80K jackpot, which that year, paid off her car, and income tax. Oddly, nobody in the high limit slot are was hitting many hand-pays. a few, but not like my wife. People are generally in awe, or pissed at her casino journey. Why is this?
Here is the only thing I can muster up. Having strong faith, she believes the teaching that God loves a cheeful giver. Every year she buys bicycles and coats for poor kids, sends poor kids to camp, buys books and computers. She donates a lot of money to rescuing and caring for dogs, and for 4 years now, you supported me launching a new water technology that just today, went commercial.
So, when she sits at a slot machine, I think there is more going on than meets the eye.
Are we ahead of the Casinos? Well, we have never exceeded our yearly alloted budget for Vegas. On top of that we never pay for rooms, flights, limos, cabs, booze, concerts or crap like The Masters. SO, what is the value of that? Just today we got an invite to the Kentucky Derby, and are going on an all expense paid cruise to Alaska, in a really, really breathtaking baclony cabin on a brand new cruise ship.
Honestly, we normally don't even talk about this crap because of the preconceived notions that people have about gambling and casinos.
Again, we don't have a system, and we don't think we have inside information that makes us casino insiders. We like Vegas, and my wife plays aggressively. Sometimes we lose $15K in an evining, or $25 K over a 5 day trip. But other times we go home $100,00 or more ahead. But honestly, over the past 8 years, we have the better end of the deal.
Later.
LMAO. So first the casino thing. Big Cash is relative. The slot hosts that take care of the whales ($100,000 per hand, spin, wheel spin) comp things like Lamborghinis, mink coats, and $250,000 shopping sprees for the wife. No schidt, it is standard fare for these people. Some of the villa hotel rooms as 2,000 - 4,000 square feet with indoor pools.
Cathy and I love Vegas and plan to move there. Years ago we decided to take what we would spend on our 4-5 vacations per year ( yeah, I know, we are blessed) and bankroll a gambling attack to if nothing else, experience what it would be like rolling higher than the normal deal. Cathy plays exclusively slots of $5 - $100 denomination. We have been doing this now for about 8 years and have come to learn a lot. Things that you don't find on the Internet. Don't misunderstand me, we don't have the "secrets" of beating the house. As you posted, that is a very hard thing to do. That said, from years of meeting and rubbing elbows with casino professionals, we have learned some helpful things.
- In Vegas if you play penny, nickel, quarter and half dollar slots, the odds are better on Freemont Street. 90% of visitors play small denominations, and are not likely to come back to Vegas but 1/year or less. So, the minimum allowable payout (88%) is what you will find on most of these machines. The Casino simply doesn't have to lure these players, The glitz and excitement of being in Vegas does that.
- In Vegas, if you play dollar machines, it doesn't matter where you play, the odds are equal (92-94% composite)
- In Vegas if you play $5 denomination or higher, the odds on the strip are the best (98 - 99%). The downtown casinos and minor houses just don't have enough of that trade to risk one-time then walk-away type big hits so they protect themselves with lower odds (94-95%)
- Anywhere, if you play slots with pop culture branding, (Wheel of Fortune, Walking Dead, Sex in the City, Flintstones) you are playing the absolute worst, lowest odds that you can play. The casino does not own those machines and merely leases the space to the provider, and the odds on those machines are regulated a wee bit differently. They are the worst to play.
- Casinos do not very often change slot machine odds, nor do they place higher paying machines in highly visible areas. If they did, people would only want to pla those machines.
- Progressive machines, those with a continually escalating jackpot, have the lowest odds of all the Casino-owned machines.
So, on to what we spend? We are 7-Star players at Caesars and Noir at MGM. 7-star requires one to attain 150,000 tier credits, with 1 tier credit = $5 worth of slot spin. So, to get that you need to send $750,000 worth of spins through their machines. That doesn't mean you spend $750K, but you spin $750K. If you aren't getting a lot of jackpots and hits to keep you spinning and accumulating, you can go broke trying to reach that level.
My wife is an anomaly. 18 months ago, while at the Beau Rivage high limit slot room, she hit 32 hand-pay jackpots on a Sunday. The demonimations were several 2K, 4K , 8K and 16K, with one of 80K. She hit a total of over $300,000 of jackpots that day. She put a lot back, but, we went home with the 20K she planned to risk, and the 80K jackpot, which that year, paid off her car, and income tax. Oddly, nobody in the high limit slot are was hitting many hand-pays. a few, but not like my wife. People are generally in awe, or pissed at her casino journey. Why is this?
Here is the only thing I can muster up. Having strong faith, she believes the teaching that God loves a cheeful giver. Every year she buys bicycles and coats for poor kids, sends poor kids to camp, buys books and computers. She donates a lot of money to rescuing and caring for dogs, and for 4 years now, you supported me launching a new water technology that just today, went commercial.
So, when she sits at a slot machine, I think there is more going on than meets the eye.
Are we ahead of the Casinos? Well, we have never exceeded our yearly alloted budget for Vegas. On top of that we never pay for rooms, flights, limos, cabs, booze, concerts or crap like The Masters. SO, what is the value of that? Just today we got an invite to the Kentucky Derby, and are going on an all expense paid cruise to Alaska, in a really, really breathtaking baclony cabin on a brand new cruise ship.
Honestly, we normally don't even talk about this crap because of the preconceived notions that people have about gambling and casinos.
Again, we don't have a system, and we don't think we have inside information that makes us casino insiders. We like Vegas, and my wife plays aggressively. Sometimes we lose $15K in an evining, or $25 K over a 5 day trip. But other times we go home $100,00 or more ahead. But honestly, over the past 8 years, we have the better end of the deal.
Later.
Just thought about it, and really only kidding, but you remind me of that guy who is a genius on Scorpion (except the mere little fact that you just CLAIM to be a genius with your schick.) I say that because he has come up with this huge water filtration technology.
When you talk and act like this, you seem like a good guy. But the things you have said in here seem realistic, if not very fortunate, and saying you don't have some kind of system or KNOW how to win, while Ghoolie would be saying he knows exactly how to win every time he steps in a casino. Ghoolie would be 10 times smarter in a casino than Rain Man.
I'm glad you got to go to Augusta and that you had a way better time than you expected.
So which group was bigger/louder, Woods, Fowler, Speith, or last group with Reed?
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LMAO. So first the casino thing. Big Cash is relative. The slot hosts that take care of the whales ($100,000 per hand, spin, wheel spin) comp things like Lamborghinis, mink coats, and $250,000 shopping sprees for the wife. No schidt, it is standard fare for these people. Some of the villa hotel rooms as 2,000 - 4,000 square feet with indoor pools.
Cathy and I love Vegas and plan to move there. Years ago we decided to take what we would spend on our 4-5 vacations per year ( yeah, I know, we are blessed) and bankroll a gambling attack to if nothing else, experience what it would be like rolling higher than the normal deal. Cathy plays exclusively slots of $5 - $100 denomination. We have been doing this now for about 8 years and have come to learn a lot. Things that you don't find on the Internet. Don't misunderstand me, we don't have the "secrets" of beating the house. As you posted, that is a very hard thing to do. That said, from years of meeting and rubbing elbows with casino professionals, we have learned some helpful things.
- In Vegas if you play penny, nickel, quarter and half dollar slots, the odds are better on Freemont Street. 90% of visitors play small denominations, and are not likely to come back to Vegas but 1/year or less. So, the minimum allowable payout (88%) is what you will find on most of these machines. The Casino simply doesn't have to lure these players, The glitz and excitement of being in Vegas does that.
- In Vegas, if you play dollar machines, it doesn't matter where you play, the odds are equal (92-94% composite)
- In Vegas if you play $5 denomination or higher, the odds on the strip are the best (98 - 99%). The downtown casinos and minor houses just don't have enough of that trade to risk one-time then walk-away type big hits so they protect themselves with lower odds (94-95%)
- Anywhere, if you play slots with pop culture branding, (Wheel of Fortune, Walking Dead, Sex in the City, Flintstones) you are playing the absolute worst, lowest odds that you can play. The casino does not own those machines and merely leases the space to the provider, and the odds on those machines are regulated a wee bit differently. They are the worst to play.
- Casinos do not very often change slot machine odds, nor do they place higher paying machines in highly visible areas. If they did, people would only want to pla those machines.
- Progressive machines, those with a continually escalating jackpot, have the lowest odds of all the Casino-owned machines.
So, on to what we spend? We are 7-Star players at Caesars and Noir at MGM. 7-star requires one to attain 150,000 tier credits, with 1 tier credit = $5 worth of slot spin. So, to get that you need to send $750,000 worth of spins through their machines. That doesn't mean you spend $750K, but you spin $750K. If you aren't getting a lot of jackpots and hits to keep you spinning and accumulating, you can go broke trying to reach that level.
My wife is an anomaly. 18 months ago, while at the Beau Rivage high limit slot room, she hit 32 hand-pay jackpots on a Sunday. The demonimations were several 2K, 4K , 8K and 16K, with one of 80K. She hit a total of over $300,000 of jackpots that day. She put a lot back, but, we went home with the 20K she planned to risk, and the 80K jackpot, which that year, paid off her car, and income tax. Oddly, nobody in the high limit slot are was hitting many hand-pays. a few, but not like my wife. People are generally in awe, or pissed at her casino journey. Why is this?
Here is the only thing I can muster up. Having strong faith, she believes the teaching that God loves a cheeful giver. Every year she buys bicycles and coats for poor kids, sends poor kids to camp, buys books and computers. She donates a lot of money to rescuing and caring for dogs, and for 4 years now, you supported me launching a new water technology that just today, went commercial.
So, when she sits at a slot machine, I think there is more going on than meets the eye.
Are we ahead of the Casinos? Well, we have never exceeded our yearly alloted budget for Vegas. On top of that we never pay for rooms, flights, limos, cabs, booze, concerts or crap like The Masters. SO, what is the value of that? Just today we got an invite to the Kentucky Derby, and are going on an all expense paid cruise to Alaska, in a really, really breathtaking baclony cabin on a brand new cruise ship.
Honestly, we normally don't even talk about this crap because of the preconceived notions that people have about gambling and casinos.
Again, we don't have a system, and we don't think we have inside information that makes us casino insiders. We like Vegas, and my wife plays aggressively. Sometimes we lose $15K in an evining, or $25 K over a 5 day trip. But other times we go home $100,00 or more ahead. But honestly, over the past 8 years, we have the better end of the deal.
Later.
Just thought about it, and really only kidding, but you remind me of that guy who is a genius on Scorpion (except the mere little fact that you just CLAIM to be a genius with your schick.) I say that because he has come up with this huge water filtration technology.
When you talk and act like this, you seem like a good guy. But the things you have said in here seem realistic, if not very fortunate, and saying you don't have some kind of system or KNOW how to win, while Ghoolie would be saying he knows exactly how to win every time he steps in a casino. Ghoolie would be 10 times smarter in a casino than Rain Man.
I'm glad you got to go to Augusta and that you had a way better time than you expected.
So which group was bigger/louder, Woods, Fowler, Speith, or last group with Reed?
Just thought about it, and really only kidding, but you remind me of that guy who is a genius on Scorpion (except the mere little fact that you just CLAIM to be a genius with your schick.) I say that because he has come up with this huge water filtration technology.
When you talk and act like this, you seem like a good guy. But the things you have said in here seem realistic, if not very fortunate, and saying you don't have some kind of system or KNOW how to win, while Ghoolie would be saying he knows exactly how to win every time he steps in a casino. Ghoolie would be 10 times smarter in a casino than Rain Man.
I'm glad you got to go to Augusta and that you had a way better time than you expected.
So which group was bigger/louder, Woods, Fowler, Speith, or last group with Reed?
I don't claim to be a genius. I may joke, but I am humbled by my blessings. Regarding the crowds, it was an evolving thing. Early in the day, of course, Tiger was drawing the most attention. As the day progressed however, by the time the top 3 teams were on the tees, it seemed to be more about the contenders. Some of the loudest roars however had nothing to do with fame or position, but just the many tremendous shots that were being made.
Our seats at the 18th were slightly compromised by the unbelievably hilly terrain, but as we sat, only seeing the approach guys from the shoulders up, we got to see two chip shots for Eagle, from probably 40 and 50 yards out. Hell, Kizer couldn't hit a TE from that distance. Honestly, I came away with great respect for these guys. By the time the leaders were at the 7th hole, all the noise was on them.
In general though, it is really a disciplined event. As I said, no cameras, no Tomfoolery. I have no idea how many people were there, but it was a lot. The only poor behavior I saw is some idiots not respecting the walkways and stepping into the field of play.
If you are interested in seeing my water work, drop me a pm and I will link you to my blog. Football, I am full of schidt. Water....I'm the dude
Seriously, I am hoping to bring billions of gallons of safe water, to a lot of unfortunate folks who don't have it.
Later.
The Cleveland Browns have the hardest hit players in the NFL -
one day, some years ago, I was between consulting assignments, going obsolete again in that particular
programming niche - and I was driving a bus of old folks from an assisted living place.
Drove them to gamble to WV - and a couple of them were giving the rest hints. One hint was, goofing off at the
one arm bandits - they said to try to play the ones on the ends of the rows. So, while there, I did. I played the one
they said was best, on the end of the row. I played twice - and won $ 50.00. and then I quit. LOL.
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one day, some years ago, I was between consulting assignments, going obsolete again in that particular
programming niche - and I was driving a bus of old folks from an assisted living place.
Drove them to gamble to WV - and a couple of them were giving the rest hints. One hint was, goofing off at the
one arm bandits - they said to try to play the ones on the ends of the rows. So, while there, I did. I played the one
they said was best, on the end of the row. I played twice - and won $ 50.00. and then I quit. LOL.
one day, some years ago, I was between consulting assignments, going obsolete again in that particular
programming niche - and I was driving a bus of old folks from an assisted living place.
Drove them to gamble to WV - and a couple of them were giving the rest hints. One hint was, goofing off at the
one arm bandits - they said to try to play the ones on the ends of the rows. So, while there, I did. I played the one
they said was best, on the end of the row. I played twice - and won $ 50.00. and then I quit. LOL.
They had slots overseas on the military bases in the Pacific. When I was stationed on Okinawa, I got a haircut one day. Was leaving and stopped in the slot room. Deposited one quarter and won a 75 dollar jackpot. Not bad in 1985,.
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Just thought about it, and really only kidding, but you remind me of that guy who is a genius on Scorpion (except the mere little fact that you just CLAIM to be a genius with your schick.) I say that because he has come up with this huge water filtration technology.
When you talk and act like this, you seem like a good guy. But the things you have said in here seem realistic, if not very fortunate, and saying you don't have some kind of system or KNOW how to win, while Ghoolie would be saying he knows exactly how to win every time he steps in a casino. Ghoolie would be 10 times smarter in a casino than Rain Man.
I'm glad you got to go to Augusta and that you had a way better time than you expected.
So which group was bigger/louder, Woods, Fowler, Speith, or last group with Reed?
I don't claim to be a genius. I may joke, but I am humbled by my blessings. Regarding the crowds, it was an evolving thing. Early in the day, of course, Tiger was drawing the most attention. As the day progressed however, by the time the top 3 teams were on the tees, it seemed to be more about the contenders. Some of the loudest roars however had nothing to do with fame or position, but just the many tremendous shots that were being made.
Our seats at the 18th were slightly compromised by the unbelievably hilly terrain, but as we sat, only seeing the approach guys from the shoulders up, we got to see two chip shots for Eagle, from probably 40 and 50 yards out. Hell, Kizer couldn't hit a TE from that distance. Honestly, I came away with great respect for these guys. By the time the leaders were at the 7th hole, all the noise was on them.
In general though, it is really a disciplined event. As I said, no cameras, no Tomfoolery. I have no idea how many people were there, but it was a lot. The only poor behavior I saw is some idiots not respecting the walkways and stepping into the field of play.
If you are interested in seeing my water work, drop me a pm and I will link you to my blog. Football, I am full of schidt. Water....I'm the dude
Seriously, I am hoping to bring billions of gallons of safe water, to a lot of unfortunate folks who don't have it.
Later.
I don't claim to be a genius. I may joke, but I am humbled by my blessings. Regarding the crowds, it was an evolving thing. Early in the day, of course, Tiger was drawing the most attention. As the day progressed however, by the time the top 3 teams were on the tees, it seemed to be more about the contenders. Some of the loudest roars however had nothing to do with fame or position, but just the many tremendous shots that were being made.
Our seats at the 18th were slightly compromised by the unbelievably hilly terrain, but as we sat, only seeing the approach guys from the shoulders up, we got to see two chip shots for Eagle, from probably 40 and 50 yards out. Hell, Kizer couldn't hit a TE from that distance. Honestly, I came away with great respect for these guys. By the time the leaders were at the 7th hole, all the noise was on them.
In general though, it is really a disciplined event. As I said, no cameras, no Tomfoolery. I have no idea how many people were there, but it was a lot. The only poor behavior I saw is some idiots not respecting the walkways and stepping into the field of play.
If you are interested in seeing my water work, drop me a pm and I will link you to my blog. Football, I am full of schidt. Water....I'm the dude
Seriously, I am hoping to bring billions of gallons of safe water, to a lot of unfortunate folks who don't have it.
Later.
Yes joke, as in saying you are ALWAYS right, which would make you a genius. I know it's all a Schick. None of that bothers me.
I admit though, some parts of your schick is quite disgusting.
Rooting for you for your water thing. We may have to change your name from Ghoolie to Water Boy
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I don't claim to be a genius. I may joke, but I am humbled by my blessings. Regarding the crowds, it was an evolving thing. Early in the day, of course, Tiger was drawing the most attention. As the day progressed however, by the time the top 3 teams were on the tees, it seemed to be more about the contenders. Some of the loudest roars however had nothing to do with fame or position, but just the many tremendous shots that were being made.
Our seats at the 18th were slightly compromised by the unbelievably hilly terrain, but as we sat, only seeing the approach guys from the shoulders up, we got to see two chip shots for Eagle, from probably 40 and 50 yards out. Hell, Kizer couldn't hit a TE from that distance. Honestly, I came away with great respect for these guys. By the time the leaders were at the 7th hole, all the noise was on them.
In general though, it is really a disciplined event. As I said, no cameras, no Tomfoolery. I have no idea how many people were there, but it was a lot. The only poor behavior I saw is some idiots not respecting the walkways and stepping into the field of play.
If you are interested in seeing my water work, drop me a pm and I will link you to my blog. Football, I am full of schidt. Water....I'm the dude
Seriously, I am hoping to bring billions of gallons of safe water, to a lot of unfortunate folks who don't have it.
Later.
Yes joke, as in saying you are ALWAYS right, which would make you a genius. I know it's all a Schick. None of that bothers me.
I admit though, some parts of your schick is quite disgusting.
Rooting for you for your water thing. We may have to change your name from Ghoolie to Water Boy
Yes joke, as in saying you are ALWAYS right, which would make you a genius. I know it's all a Schick. None of that bothers me.
I admit though, some parts of your schick is quite disgusting.
Rooting for you for your water thing. We may have to change your name from Ghoolie to Water Boy
Part of the issue with TBB is that originally on AOL we all went through a Ghoolie shock fets. Everyone thought I was a closet killer, lol. But we all met (at the time) and a lot of us became personal friends. For them, the Ghoolie thing was illuminated as just enough reality, to confuse a hell of a lot of people. This board, well, it has a ton of new folks who really don't know that history. For instance, Rich4Eagle, who is one of my dearest friends, upon meeting me at the 1999 inaugural, clenchied his fist anticipating a fight when I approached but kissed him on the cheek.
I can't apologize for the offensive crap, because itis never meant to be mean-spirited, and also, it is now an engrained persona.
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I would like to read the blog about the water stuff if you can link it
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