Any Suckers today?

[Russ Chewning]

Ooops. I meant any qualifiers today? I heard there were supposed to be some qualifiers held today.

Just wondering if anyone donated to Kevin's retirement fund.

Russ

 

[manwon]

There was a qualifier in Tacoma today. However, with KY as the first prize the interest was very very minimal.

OOP's News flash the KY was apparently already used, sounds like another nasty wake-up call to me.

PS. Not even a reach around, what a waste, and I was very hopeful throughout this whole ride.

manwon

 

[Russ Chewning]

There was a qualifier in Tacoma today. However, with KY as the first prize the interest was very very minimal.

OOP's News flash the KY was apparently already used, sounds like another nasty wake-up call to me.

PS. Not even a reach around, what a waste, and I was very hopeful throughout this whole ride.

manwon

So... I am unclear here.. Did anyone pay to enter the qualifier? "Minimal interest" does not mean "no interest".

Russ

 

[manwon]

So... I am unclear here.. Did anyone pay to enter the qualifier? "Minimal interest" does not mean "no interest".

Russ

Yes, but they tried to right checks that know one would cash, so we gave them the used KY as a consolation prize.

It appeared to work because when they left they both had sh!t eating grins from ear to ear.

On a serious note, I do not feel so bad for the Pro's they have sponsorship, but you have to feel sorry for all those people who put their savings into this following their dreams and could not afford it.

KT, has to live with what he has done, when the smoke clears, some where down the road life will pay him back, it is the law of averages.

Manwon

 

[Russ Chewning]

KT, has to live with what he has done, when the smoke clears, some where down the road life will pay him back, it is the law of averages.

Manwon

A common misconception. People who screw other people for a living often keep themselves well protected. Some live to be very old, and a lot of those old ****ers die supremely rich. Cornelius Vanderbilt is a good example. Owned railroads. Had thugs beat up people in order to get them to sell sideline railroads to him. Gained a monopoly. Then charged outrageous freight prices to sideline customers who had no other railroads to transport goods on. He died rich. His family's wealth lives on through Vanderbilt University in Tennessee.

Some people are just fine with screwing others to get ahead. They are not sad later in life. They simply enjoy their wealth.

I know some sense of justice makes us want to believe these bad people will get their comeuppance, but it doesn't always happen.

That's why I say the players need to hire an "aggressive negotiator" to deal with the KT problem.

Russ

 

[manwon]

A common misconception. People who screw other people for a living often keep themselves well protected. Some live to be very old, and a lot of those old ****ers die supremely rich. Cornelius Vanderbilt is a good example. Owned railroads. Had thugs beat up people in order to get them to sell sideline railroads to him. Gained a monopoly. Then charged outrageous freight prices to sideline customers who had no other railroads to transport goods on. He died rich. His family's wealth lives on through Vanderbilt University in Tennessee.

Some people are just fine with screwing others to get ahead. They are not sad later in life. They simply enjoy their wealth.

I know some sense of justice makes us want to believe these bad people will get their comeuppance, but it doesn't always happen.

That's why I say the players need to hire an "aggressive negotiator" to deal with the KT problem.

Russ

My statements were not mis-conceived know one can hide from the things they done forever, except for the true psychopath, and the reason it works for them is Brain damage.

Did you ever wonder why people who comity terrible acts have problems later in life? Take individuals returning from war, did you ever wonder why some people can re-adjust and others never do.

This can be in a great part due to their actions, I have seen people who failed to do their job, due to fear, I have seen people who committed crimes, and I have also seen people who through no fault of their own do not agree with what they doing.

The effects may not be seen for many years, but at some point if you are normal your actions do effect you long term. You see Russ the one person you can never hide from is yourself.

After, twenty three years active Army, and three combat tours I have seen over and over again the problems people deal with latter in life directly due to their actions, and the actions due not have to be combat related, they can be anything that you do that you try hide from.