On The Record: Mr.D

[Rubyn]

Hi Wally,

Bread makes me laugh. Not all the time, and obviously I have no frame of reference for much of his posting....but I could hang with Bread. Until the dead owls and ponytail showed up at least.

Best regards,

Shannon

Mr D really pays attention.

 

[roguejuror]

I'm telling ya, he was Navy SEALs

 

[Rubyn]

He seems like more of a Marine, to me.

 

[Bread]

He could SEAL the deal with me any day of the week.

In my asshole. Get it?

:lolzabal:

 

[Acid Joe]

For the record-Mr.D's wife is super hot

 

[reno cool]

thnx for answering Mr D. :
Hopefully things will stabilize soon, and whatever books and money transferring methods that remain standing will be dependable for the long haul.

 

[Acid Joe]

Joe, do you know your Peter the way Mr. D knows his Peter?

No I think Mr. D knows him better.

That being said I did have to give a little ribbing to Mr. D. He is one of the good guys in my opinion.

Maybe we need pics of Mr. D and Peter so we can all see how well they know each other

Take Care

 

[Archie]

Mr.D

when do you see yourself retiring? and do you anticipate having to change jobs or companies anytime soon?

what were your favorite sports teams and players growing up?

what was the first album you bought?

 

[rito]

Hi Reno,

Let me preface this by stating this is my personal opinion. The continuing trends over the next few years in the offshore sportsbetting market for U.S. players will be towards consolidation, with the elimination of smaller and less-liquid shops. The cost of doing business for the existing shops is becoming prohibitive, and the prospects for any new start-ups are dismal. Those shops that are not well run and financially sound will either fail or be folded into the behemoths. Not good news for those who actually make a living by betting on sports. Bonuses will shrink, books will become much more selective in the types of players they want and the type of action they want, and the markets will become tighter as many of those outs offering unique opportunities disappear or become absorbed.

That being said, the offshore sportsbetting opportunities for U.S. citizens will never go away. There are still huge sums of money to be made, and the US Federal Government will never legalize wagering on sports (at least not my lifetime). The inconveniences that players currently endure to bet on sports will probably not change much in the short-term, but at some point the funding methods will improve. There are several operations committed to remaining in the U.S. market for the long haul, and while the advantage players may run out of places to take their action it is likely that the average better will have no trouble finding a reputable bookmaker to do business with.

Again, all speculation on my part and it certainly wouldn't hurt my feelings to be proven wrong on many of those points.

Best regards,

Shannon

Missed this the other day. Might as well kill myself now.

 

[Mr. D]

D, full muff, shaven, or in between?

Hi BGS 9.5,

I tend to prefer neatly trimmed or landing strip to either full or shaven. Do not recall ever having changed my mind about consummating a relationship based on muff-coiffe once it was revealed.

Best regards,

Shannon

 

[Matty]

muff-coiffe

 

[roguejuror]

Missed this the other day. Might as well kill myself now.

 

[rito]

Maybe I will become a bookie.

 

[roguejuror]

hmm

we need to meet up before sept

 

[rito]

i'm probably gonna go to colorado in july or august.

 

[Bread]

Make it end of August/beginning of Sept and stumble around Burning Man with me.

 

[Cougar Bait]

i'm probably gonna go to colorado in july or august.

I will be in Colorado in July.

Right now July 4th and 8th I have no plans.

 

[rito]

It will be later than that for sure, gonna be in Brazil till the 4th.