Total lie. He wants to bet about some record being wrong in 2015.
You realize that has nothing to do with a heads up pick contest right?
Seriously how fucking dumb can you be? I'm not taking a bet on whether I can find threads from years ago. It's his way of deflecting bets that make him post picks heads up.
You are a giant piece of garbage to even try to compare
Willie, back to your original question - I don't know - if someone was making a fool of me - kinda like u might be doing to someone right now - I would simply cross out identifying info on a check, tax return or bank account and post it - and then this would never happen to me - but I must admit it sounds a little sketchy - and if u can retire off a million dollars it makes the story downright laughable
You are just an idiot. He wants to bet something about a previous record.....it means nothing. It's pathetic of you to defend him while he runs from yet another bet.
A legit bet....a heads up pick bet....my 1,000 to his 300. Any idiot would take that but he won't. He's too embarrased to lose.....because if he loses, his days here are over. He will have nothing to post about.
You should probably stop sticking up for him.....it's beyond pathetic. Everybody knows he's a coward.
I would never make a bet with you that you could manipulate and con behind one of your 4 computers.
Any bet that you can con...is a no go....that's why every bet that involves posting picks. You go poof. You can't control that....so you want no part of it.
You and Acebb are a combined 0-19 accepting bets that involve heads up
posting picks against me. We all know why. You are both long time losers in sports gambling.
After which I will get you a special pardon from Trump for Poly Forum Picks Thread only. Of course, after that happens you still won't be allowed to respond in other threads when someone types, "Vit is so dumb it's surreal" or even worse, "vitTARD is DooDoo!"
One day you will look back on all of this and shake your head and say "OMG WTF did I do with all that time, calling people insane and then arguing in circles with them? That Bastard Scott L was right all along!"
Ah, what a timely post from self-help superstar Celestine Chua on her website:
Trolls and uninformed critics. These are the people who remark insensitively about your work and speak without knowing better. These are people who make judgment calls based on a few sporadic pieces they see; who claim that they know everything; who have expectations on what you should do or shouldn’t do when they aren’t even vested in your work; who bulldoze their opinions and speak without empathy. They mock, criticize, judge, complain, and make demands without regard of your time. These people are different from the constructive critics, who care about what you do, who are heavily vested in your work and who support you, and who want to see you succeed.
Rather than react defensively or beat yourself up over things that the negative folks say, why not treat them as toddlers? Firstly, they won’t understand even if you try to make them understand by way of lengthy responses. Secondly, they don’t care enough to understand, or at least most don’t. Most of the time, these people don’t really care about you or what you have to say. They usually just feel deprived/unhappy at that moment, have some negativity to dispense, and chose to unload that onto you at that very moment.
The internet is a miracle in that it has allowed us to find each other in this sea of people. But it also has its negative side because it has given an equal voice to folks who may be very wrapped up in hate, pride, and anger, and choose to use this power to unleash hate at other people, including every website, article, video, and posting that they vaguely dislike, when they can just focus on the positive stuff and move on.
This is why the internet is so “noisy” these days with so many negative comments and so much criticism. It’s not because the world is a negative place or that there are many negative people. It’s just that the negative people are louderand more proactive about being heard, which is why they seem like they are everywhere. For example, I run a public website where someone who has just visited the site for a few minutes and is unhappy over one small little thing that nobody else has a problem with can take the trouble to hunt for the contact button and send an angry email insulting me personally (true story).
On the other hand, people who appreciate and may have vaguely benefited from some of the material may not deem it necessary for them to share their feedback or positive gains, because they assume that’s the norm or they don’t care enough to do so. This then makes the former seem much more present than the latter, when it could be happening at a ratio of 1:999,999.
But negative people aren’t everywhere; they are just louder and better at getting heard. The way you react to them can determine if they get even more attention. If you choose to respond angrily, let them drain your emotions, or give them more airtime than they should, you are in a way contributing to this noise level. On the other hand, if you just treat them as being toddlers, you recognize that there is nothing to get upset about or react to because that’s just them being who they are, vs. them trying to get you personally.
Of course, when there’s a point to be made, stand up for yourself. But for the most part, treat their behavior as you would a toddler. Just nod, smile, and then walk away.
From: The Toddler Strategy
http://personalexcellence.co/blog/toddler-strategy/
Trolls and uninformed critics. These are the people who remark insensitively about your work and speak without knowing better. These are people who make judgment calls based on a few sporadic pieces they see; who claim that they know everything; who have expectations on what you should do or shouldn’t do when they aren’t even vested in your work; who bulldoze their opinions and speak without empathy. They mock, criticize, judge, complain, and make demands without regard of your time. These people are different from the constructive critics, who care about what you do, who are heavily vested in your work and who support you, and who want to see you succeed.
Rather than react defensively or beat yourself up over things that the negative folks say, why not treat them as toddlers? Firstly, they won’t understand even if you try to make them understand by way of lengthy responses. Secondly, they don’t care enough to understand, or at least most don’t. Most of the time, these people don’t really care about you or what you have to say. They usually just feel deprived/unhappy at that moment, have some negativity to dispense, and chose to unload that onto you at that very moment.
The internet is a miracle in that it has allowed us to find each other in this sea of people. But it also has its negative side because it has given an equal voice to folks who may be very wrapped up in hate, pride, and anger, and choose to use this power to unleash hate at other people, including every website, article, video, and posting that they vaguely dislike, when they can just focus on the positive stuff and move on.
This is why the internet is so “noisy” these days with so many negative comments and so much criticism. It’s not because the world is a negative place or that there are many negative people. It’s just that the negative people are louderand more proactive about being heard, which is why they seem like they are everywhere. For example, I run a public website where someone who has just visited the site for a few minutes and is unhappy over one small little thing that nobody else has a problem with can take the trouble to hunt for the contact button and send an angry email insulting me personally (true story).
On the other hand, people who appreciate and may have vaguely benefited from some of the material may not deem it necessary for them to share their feedback or positive gains, because they assume that’s the norm or they don’t care enough to do so. This then makes the former seem much more present than the latter, when it could be happening at a ratio of 1:999,999.
But negative people aren’t everywhere; they are just louder and better at getting heard. The way you react to them can determine if they get even more attention. If you choose to respond angrily, let them drain your emotions, or give them more airtime than they should, you are in a way contributing to this noise level. On the other hand, if you just treat them as being toddlers, you recognize that there is nothing to get upset about or react to because that’s just them being who they are, vs. them trying to get you personally.
Of course, when there’s a point to be made, stand up for yourself. But for the most part, treat their behavior as you would a toddler. Just nod, smile, and then walk away.
From: The Toddler Strategy
http://personalexcellence.co/blog/toddler-strategy/
