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Originally Posted by CutMeMick
I prefer the scent of Methane over Chloroform on a lifeless body...Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHChloroform is much more effective than methane. You're pretty, but you're not all that bright.Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
It's just a matter of what turns me on. :D
I can't keep a girl since my freezer broke.
Now there is a chilling thought. :oQuote:
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Originally Posted by CutMeMickI prefer the scent of Methane over Chloroform on a lifeless body...Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHChloroform is much more effective than methane. You're pretty, but you're not all that bright.Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
It's just a matter of what turns me on. :D
I can't keep a girl since my freezer broke.
I rearrange the chairs, coordinate events and handle staff affairs on the deck of the Titanic :-X
I hunt armed men...Considering leaving active duty for a job in Texas and a sweet National Guard gig. I have a BA in history and am working on a master in military science. Prior to the military I ran a bar and before that I worked for the school district with at risk youth.
Methane must sponsor one of his football clubs :vd:Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMickI prefer the scent of Methane over Chloroform on a lifeless body...Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHChloroform is much more effective than methane. You're pretty, but you're not all that bright.Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
It's just a matter of what turns me on. :D
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I make these.
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And repair assemble and install this stuff which is hand carved in China from Persian and Italian marbles.
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Rehab's for quittersQuote:
Originally Posted by Pavlik
I own souls. That means, I take people's money in a systematic day to day mathematical way. In short, i play poker online and am pretty good at it.
I just recently took a pretty bad hit though from the United Stated Dept. of Justice. They confiscated all mine, along with many others and their own countries people's bankrolls. It seems they like to want to tell people not only of their nation what they can do with their own money from their own homes, but the people of the entire world.
The tally was upwards of 150 million+, likely closer to 300 million when they shut down Full Tilt Poker. I made the mistake of having too many funds on there at the time. No one expected them to try to force their liberty taking bs upon the world, just American citizens. But alas. they did.
I still play on various other sites, but it was my main place and I lost a shit ton of money. Am a very sad puppy. It would be the eqivalent of say working for 6 months, and having every penny you worked 10-12 hrs a day for, simply taken from you.
There is a hearing going on next week, involving the owners (who were crooks), the licensing committee in Aldernay, the United States DOJ and a potential buyer of the company. We should find out then if we get our money back, or basically are all fucked. It doesn't look good.
You really are testing yourself out lately hey Young fella!Quote:
Originally Posted by Youngblood
You should come out wiser and stronger and be able to help others not fall into the same traps at the very least. Good luck with it all.
I belive if you have an air about you,(a feeling of yes its going to happen) of winning, it will come to you.
Ive seen it first hand many times ,even in poker with Joe Hashim the night before he left to win that 20 million some 5 years ago, I was already putting a marble fire surround in his bedroom (his family were already doing it,celebrating and happy like it had already happened)! When I'd finished the job I wished him luck and you could just see he had ticked every box possible,that dude was already half way up the home straight.On another note; I belive also that when you try to keep it, the flow stops.
This last year has probably been small steps here for you, a side path to a road to something better. ;) And shit happens along the way too mate,you just have to get back up and go on and leave it behind you. Ive just had some nasty stuff go down here thats going to cost me and stop me doing other plans for a while, all cause I took a chance and didnt insure for my daughter to drive my car. :p dumb risk, it didnt pay off.;D
If you want I can send you something thats an old path, made into modern words called the three keys to life. its an exersize (that you have to do mentally and physically) in knowing what you want, faith to implement it and control of the mind through the mind into feeling it. Then you can own it. Its a bit like setting up all your magnets at what you wish for.
i put my degree in history to good use and am now a splinter cell
Historys crap, Im a sphincter cell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark TKO
I had an uncle (RIP) who did the same thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre
He would do construction but also did tons of fireplace work for the wealthy out here in Los Angeles.
As a sophmore in High School I worked with him on several projects involving fireplaces and also ceiling and tile work.
He made some really good money.
So did I when I worked with him.
Hey good for you Rob,how was your back? Mine kills, But yeah its ok, some risk evolved cause its heavy but fragile and because the clients usually own the surrounds from large importers and just get us to instal them, so we charge accordingly.
I couldnt be bothered with importing.Thats is where the biggest money is though, they cost from 800 to 2000 and sell here for 3,500 to 18,000 retail.
Im the best there is out here in regards to setting them up into working condition in the traditional French way. Luck, its in the family and I got born into it, Im 3rd generation,we started In London and My dad and grandfather put some in for the Queen too in Windsor and Kensington gardens.
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Originally Posted by Andre
I'd definitely fancy something like that in my house the day I'll buy one, that's some nice work there Andre.