Originally Posted by Indyrick
Sometimes I just look for your post to make my day. Well Done 4D
Thread needs more popcorn.
Sometimes I just look for your post to make my day. Well Done 4D
Thread needs more popcorn.
so that's why Gamble hasn't been posting
please discuss your association with WarriorForumSucks
He can decline your challenge for any reason or no reason and still not be considered a coward. The only way that term can be applied is if, say, you challenged him and he agreed but on the day of the fight he slipped town or hired someone to break your legs the night before etc.As was confirmed in SrslySirius chat, I was not drinking.
BTW, Druffie, are you accepting my challenge or admitting to PFA world that you're a coward?
You have some very serious malfunctions in that scary little brain of yours pete. It's usually unwise to make enemies of people with a lot of money...
I didn't post any videos of you. I was going to look for them, but quickly realized I don't give a fuck about your wrinkly old ass. I did have a great time watching them though. Thanks to everyone who took the time to find them and post them.Read the PFA rules. It's was me crying foul in relation to existing PFA rules.
It's not just my interpretation of them, Druff sent me PM's saying kuntmissioner's actions were in violation. Druff removed the violations so I thought all was well.
Kuntmissioner and others kept posting the deleted info and I guess Druff decided multiple wrongs made a right.
You and others brought up some videos. Some are from seven years ago and yes I did try to remove them but they spread like a virus so I'm not sure if I could remove them all.
I have had Issues with credit cards in Europe
SrslySIRIUS you need to put a bow on this bitch with a cash gifting cabbie song. Then ship it to the hall.
6TP is still smarter than you. You tried to settle a debt with meat that you were gonna buy with your welfare. Never forget that.
6TP, do you still feel like Intrade is a waste of money? I highly respect your opinion.
Says the guy who can't even afford to wipe his own ass.He can decline your challenge for any reason or no reason and still not be considered a coward. The only way that term can be applied is if, say, you challenged him and he agreed but on the day of the fight he slipped town or hired someone to break your legs the night before etc.
You have some very serious malfunctions in that scary little brain of yours pete. It's usually unwise to make enemies of people with a lot of money...
I have had Issues with credit cards in Europe
Mike doesn't have to be able to afford toilet paper. He can just steal it from his demented, elderly neighbors. Just like he does everything else.Says the guy who can't even afford to wipe his own ass.
My opinion of Intrade is the same. It was a fun site but mainly because one gives Intrade money interest free, one should never invest a large percentage of one's portfolio on Intrade.
They actually have a small total cap. It's not a large exchange.
Plus the Obama administration filed a complaint against Intrade.
I'm not sure but I don't think they even allow US residents to bet on their prediction markets.
I agree with 6TP's strategy of trying to laugh it off, and make it seem like it doesn't bother him. It's really his only hope. But no amount of horrible fyp's will ever make people forget this. He may as well have a bloody colon for his avatar.
But nowhere near the intensity, views or posts that my Hurricane Sandy thread organically achieved in 2012, which was not only thread of the year but the year's biggest surprise. Thread of the year thus far in 2013, perhaps, but the year is only a week old. Hurricane season is still months away old friend.It is a pretty good read. So far it's the most popular PFA thread of 2013.
I am not sure this thread will even hit the benchmark of 10,000 views, at least in an acceptable amount of time.
It wasn't your thread. It's not even funny anymore you claiming it is.But nowhere near the intensity, views or posts that my Hurricane Sandy thread organically achieved in 2012, which was not only thread of the year but the year's biggest surprise . Thread of the year thus far in 2013, perhaps, but the year is only a week old. Hurricane season is still months away old friend.
I am not sure this thread will even hit the benchmark of 10,000 views, at least in an acceptable amount of time.
But nowhere near the intensity, views or posts that my Hurricane Sandy thread organically achieved in 2012, which was not only thread of the year but the year's biggest surprise. Thread of the year thus far in 2013, perhaps, but the year is only a week old. Hurricane season is still months away old friend.
I am not sure this thread will even hit the benchmark of 10,000 views, at least in an acceptable amount of time.
Cayman Islands TR whenever you're ready, bottomset/rioboflavin/the pha/Robbiebensonfan
Something like this, but with about 15 different people taking turns would make more sense.
From someone who hasn't sniffed even a 1,000 viewed thread in recent memory, this attack is laughable.It wasn't your thread. It's not even funny anymore you claiming it is.
Let me help you out here pal to get you back on track, and maybe one day too, you can have a 10,000 viewed thread:
1) Post unique content that people find interesting. In my Hurricane Sandy thread where I accurately predicted a Northeast hit DAY 1, it attracted a lot of curious posters who lived in the region. If the storm had taken a sudden turn to the Carolinas, it might have only received half the hits as the population center is significantly less
2) Stay on topic. Do not let the trolls bait you into a flame war in the thread. Rise above and ignore
3) Think BIG. Don't do the same tired threads, like the overdone "trip report". For instance, I could give a trip report of the Cayman Islands, and it would likely go 5,000 views and 9 pages, but when you have been at the top, why bother something so small
4) Luck and Timing is important too! Take Tony B's Seahawks thread, a thread that likely looked like a disaster in September. Now with the Hawks scoring 50 points at will, Russell Wilson and the playoffs, the thread is white hot. Sometimes its right place, right time
I could go on, but sharpen up your game and one day you too can join the Gold club of the 10,000 viewed thread a few of us occupy. Really tighten up your game, and you could join the Platinum Club of 10,000 views in a WEEK club, which to my knowledge I am the sole occupying member.
How's the weather down there in the Caymans?From someone who hasn't sniffed even a 1,000 viewed thread in recent memory, this attack is laughable.
Let me help you out here pal to get you back on track, and maybe one day too, you can have a 10,000 viewed thread:
1) Post unique content that people find interesting. In my Hurricane Sandy thread where I accurately predicted a Northeast hit DAY 1, it attracted a lot of curious posters who lived in the region. If the storm had taken a sudden turn to the Carolinas, it might have only received half the hits as the population center is significantly less
2) Stay on topic. Do not let the trolls bait you into a flame war in the thread. Rise above and ignore
3) Think BIG. Don't do the same tired threads, like the overdone "trip report". For instance, I could give a trip report of the Cayman Islands, and it would likely go 5,000 views and 9 pages, but when you have been at the top, why bother something so small
4) Luck and Timing is important too! Take Tony B's Seahawks thread, a thread that likely looked like a disaster in September. Now with the Hawks scoring 50 points at will, Russell Wilson and the playoffs, the thread is white hot. Sometimes its right place, right time
I could go on, but sharpen up your game and one day you too can join the Gold club of the 10,000 viewed thread a few of us occupy. Really tighten up your game, and you could join the Platinum Club of 10,000 views in a WEEK club, which to my knowledge I am the sole occupying member.
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