<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by oilman:
If this is to become the "wave" of the future, then how does one with no local connections catch the "wave"?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
oilman,
Do you remember trying to body surf in the ocean? Well, I do...
I was just a kid, maybe 10-11 years of age, watching older boys catching these big waves and riding them all the way to the shoreline...
It seemed that whenever I tried to catch the wave, I was just a split second too late...
This went on for weeks, then months, until one day, my TIMING was perfect, so I caught this huge wave which took me ALL the way to the sand and I experienced what would by one of many natural "highs" for me in my life...
Therefore, the moral to the story is if you just keep trying, maybe when you least expect it, your TIMING will be there...
THE SHRINK
If this is to become the "wave" of the future, then how does one with no local connections catch the "wave"?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
oilman,
Do you remember trying to body surf in the ocean? Well, I do...
I was just a kid, maybe 10-11 years of age, watching older boys catching these big waves and riding them all the way to the shoreline...
It seemed that whenever I tried to catch the wave, I was just a split second too late...
This went on for weeks, then months, until one day, my TIMING was perfect, so I caught this huge wave which took me ALL the way to the sand and I experienced what would by one of many natural "highs" for me in my life...
Therefore, the moral to the story is if you just keep trying, maybe when you least expect it, your TIMING will be there...
THE SHRINK
dngu047:
Truth well spoken. A smart agent will never increase his exposure by offering unrealistic credit lines. The actual idea is to keep the cash flow, conservative but steady. If a player goes flat broke, that player is as good as dead, financially speaking... and who can make money off of a dead man?
Besides, do not forget guys, agents only give credit to people they trust, like friends. Adn although it's fun to do trash talk back and forth with one of your buddies, it's never fun to get the man in financial trouble.
Truth well spoken. A smart agent will never increase his exposure by offering unrealistic credit lines. The actual idea is to keep the cash flow, conservative but steady. If a player goes flat broke, that player is as good as dead, financially speaking... and who can make money off of a dead man?
Besides, do not forget guys, agents only give credit to people they trust, like friends. Adn although it's fun to do trash talk back and forth with one of your buddies, it's never fun to get the man in financial trouble.
The agent does not except bets. A credit player calls or plays on-line just like a post-up player. The agent sets up a players limit, and other restrictions. When the week ends he either pays or collects whatever figure the player ended up at for the week. (Settle figures may carry over for weeks).
wil.
wil.
I know a "tad" on this subject, feel free to email me if you like to discuss further.
travistripp1999@yahoo.com
travistripp1999@yahoo.com
