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Satyr <Satyr@craggy.chasms> wrote
> naughtynaughty@start.com.au sed...
> >Toxic Tejay <}@|.=^)> wrote
> >> Naughty sed:
> >> > Toxic Tejay <}@|.=^)> wrote
> >> > Of course, there is the possibility that your pleasure receptors are
mis-wired?
> >> Can't be. I rewired them myself ;-0
> >Oh! Sorry for casting aspersions on your pleasure receptor wiring skills then
:-)
> 
> I fink the wiring is fine, dunno 'bout the algorithm for the code in 
> processing the kills. I'll do another topdown benchtop test to see if bugsy any..


I bet you will :-)
 
> >> Don't go to Silvers on a Sunday nite ;)
> >I might, but I'll have to warn them I carry my own ambience in a bag with me at
all
> >times, so I'll only pay $3 for a drink ;-)
> 
> On the udder hand you could try the Stadium ;) They've got two pool tables.
> That's as far as my recomendations go re my nightclubbing experience.

If I'm ever in Melbourne we'll go and paint the town tangerine... mmmm, pool
tables, just right for, um, playing pool?
 
> >> >> I thought you sedd you recently escaped and scored a hit to justify
> >> >> prolonging your stay inside ;) 
> >> > How long do you think $5K lasts in my pocket? I can be a spending dynamo! 
> >> Probably more than $5K lasts in my pocket at the casino ;)
> 
> >I reckon gamblings a waste of money myself, specially when the odds are weighted
so
> 
> Agree about gambling. Especially when the fool thinks he's got it figured it out 
> against the house 'cos he can count the cards, but can't control his emotions.

Card counters normally do OK. In fact, probably too well, having to resort to
subterfuge and disguise to foil the security guys to even get close to a table
(casinos swap photos and profiles of card counters. You aren't allowed to win -
that would go against the casino's principles!)
 
> >much to the house, but I can understand the adrenalin rush it can give some
people
> 
> Most gamblers would tell you that the adrenaline rush has long since gone and 
> in its place a madness in the guise of a 'hope' that they can get back in
control. 
> Vicious fucking circle tho', in reality.

Yeah. My view is that gambling on pokies/casinos/lotteries/scratchies is that it's
all just voluntary taxation :-)

> >:-) I prefer  - other things - OK?
> 
> No. ;-) I'm learning to say "no." Now, can I have *your* approval? ;)

Gave that to you pronto!
 
> >NB
> 
> Satyr, s890..
> 
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