I know Rail beter than strutter, I use to run with Rail in the streets of Long Beach in the late 80's, he was hustling back then too trying to get the best number with locals, sharp as they come.
Strut well I met this guy a few times in back room or alley card games in Norfolk in the late 90's, sharp guy, professional gambler and never sees a woman he does not like.
Strut well I met this guy a few times in back room or alley card games in Norfolk in the late 90's, sharp guy, professional gambler and never sees a woman he does not like.
We are commonly called "THE THREE WISE MEN" in the business.
I find the reference to the THREE STOOGES in poor taste.
When I first met JJ he was a kid on the run. I taught him the numbers game and the rest is history.
True, JJ and Rail go back a lot further than Rail and myself. I met Rail about the same time I met JJ. I needed tickets to a ZZTOP/George Thorogood concert that was sold out in the LA area and a good friend of mine named Chester in LA told me about this guy Railbird that had the BEST tickets to EVERY event in Orange County. Somehow during the haggling for the tickets, Rail got it out of me that I was a professional gambler and that sparked a friendship that goes on to this day. I was fascinated at the thought of betting local high school sports and that was Rails expertise. Not to brag, but I in return have given Rail more winners than he can shake a stick at.
All said, both guys would be well liked by everybody in this forum, mainly because of their passion for this industry.
I find the reference to the THREE STOOGES in poor taste.
When I first met JJ he was a kid on the run. I taught him the numbers game and the rest is history.
True, JJ and Rail go back a lot further than Rail and myself. I met Rail about the same time I met JJ. I needed tickets to a ZZTOP/George Thorogood concert that was sold out in the LA area and a good friend of mine named Chester in LA told me about this guy Railbird that had the BEST tickets to EVERY event in Orange County. Somehow during the haggling for the tickets, Rail got it out of me that I was a professional gambler and that sparked a friendship that goes on to this day. I was fascinated at the thought of betting local high school sports and that was Rails expertise. Not to brag, but I in return have given Rail more winners than he can shake a stick at.
All said, both guys would be well liked by everybody in this forum, mainly because of their passion for this industry.
Good topic Journey. Thats exactly the way I would describe it.
It is just like when the new world order came on the scene in WCW.
Things were going good for WCW then. Unfortunately selling out the highest bidder all the time led to there downfall...
I hope the same thing doesn't happen here.
It is just like when the new world order came on the scene in WCW.
Things were going good for WCW then. Unfortunately selling out the highest bidder all the time led to there downfall...
I hope the same thing doesn't happen here.
