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I have places big bets for JJ for the last 20 years. I have loaned him over 150k total, over that time too. He always pays me back. JJ can be a lot of things but a stiff he is not. He has never once not paid me and when he tells me a day he will pay he always does. I am not worries about it at all.What is the collateral damage if this bet goes south, Fly? Did you already secure JJ's land title?
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I am betting 5k with a local in the Motherland and 5k on Pinnacle for him. I hope he hits it. Bet is in KC ML -119 at Pinnacle and -128 with a local in the Motherland.
What is the collateral damage if this bet goes south, Fly? Did you already secure JJ's land title?
A man of his word. Good to know that.
Over the last 6-7 years I have had "potential" clients send me their CBC or their friends CBC or their loved ones CBC without differential and it goes right in the trash. If their CBC isn't with differential there is no telling if they are a good candidate or not. That equates to lots of $$$. Please KVbster, if you have people, make sure they send with differential, it is imperative and it saves everyone time. God Bless
This broad wants a human miracle whip facial ? That's how I I understand it.For fuksake Gold.
You are in Reno, Nevada.
Walk around with one finger in the air holding and sign and saying you need a miracle or something to that effect.
This is code. You will be steered in the right direction.
This broad wants a human miracle whip facial ? That's how I I understand it.
Awesome story thanks for sharingWalking the giant parking lot and festival that is Shakedown Street outside a Dead show is a treeeeemendous experience.
Some of them out there need tickets and holding up your fingers saying you need a mirace was a sign for needing a ticket.
Now, if you walk around the crowd mumbling "doses, doses, doses" it's a sign you need something else.
Either way, the entire festival was a very, very diverse marketplace.
My first Dead show was in 1992, so I wasn't a part of those 70's years. By the time I got there, it was an institution.
I went to many, though, and they were some real good times. Good people.
