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  1. Get NAUGHTY with your betting action with this NICE bonus special. Your choice of 225% or $250% FREE PLAY! Check it out here:
  2. LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Breakfast at Manny Pacquiao's house began with a silent prayer, followed by more silence around the big dining room table as his massive entourage waited for the fighter to take the first bite. On the morning menu in the Hancock Park house were steaming plates of rice, topped with slices of beef. A helper set a few pieces of chicken in front of Pacquiao and a small plate of dried fish to go with the rice and beef he had already half finished. No need to watch his food intake in this training camp. Five days before his crossroads fight with Adrien Broner, Pacquaio was on his normal routine of five meals a day totaling 7-8,000 calories, almost all of which he'll burn off in the day's workouts. The Filipino senator, philanthropist and boxer is in the winter of his athletic career, gearing up for what could be one big last fight. Saturday's bout with Broner isn't it - even with a pay-per-view price tag of $74.95. Pacquiao trains with the knowledge that a rematch with Floyd Mayweather could possibly be just months away if all goes well. It's why he began the day with a five-mile run in the rain through Griffith Park. It's why he was at the Wild Card Gym in Hollywood a few hours later, pounding the mitts of trainer Freddie Roach before piling in a caravan of vehicles to head down the interstate to Las Vegas and what he hopes will be a spectacular night in the familiar MGM Grand arena ring. ''Not all boxers who reach the age of 40 can be like me,'' Pacquiao said, pausing to turn some Sinatra on his phone to accompany his breakfast. ''The discipline is still there, the hungriness to work hard and focus on the fight is still there. More importantly the fire is still there and so is the speed.'' Pacquiao used that speed to build a reputation and then a career that, even in the hard-scrabble sport of boxing, is remarkable. He began boxing to earn a $2 prize to help his mother feed the family. He made several hundred million dollars fighting, much of which he's given away to others in the Philippines. He's back with Roach and on his way to his first fight in Las Vegas in more than three years. Everything seems familiar once again, a throwback to the days when he routinely fought for $10 million or more - and in the case of his 2015 bout with Mayweather, much more. The Los Angeles house is a gathering place for Pacquiao, his family, and the ever-changing entourage that follows him at every step. It's also a shrine of sorts, with pictures of Pacquiao lining the hall and one of him standing over a prone Ricky Hatton upstairs. There's a 2009 trophy for fighter of the year from the Boxing Writers of America and an ESPY from the same year, a reminder that it's been a decade since some of the glory of his past. And just behind Pacquiao's spot at the head of the dining table is a painting of the Last Supper, a reminder of his devotion to religion that starts with a morning prayer and ends with Pacquiao on his knees at night with a final prayer before bed. ''When I punch I'm not relying just on my own strength,'' Pacquiao says. ''In my hands is the power from God.'' The talk is confident, though nothing more than what any fighter needs to believe before getting in the ring. Pacquiao has relied on his natural speed and power for a remarkable 24 years in a pro career that began at 16. He's an icon in his country, a senator whose 40th birthday party had a special guest in President Rodrigo Duterte. There's speculation Pacquiao might one day hold that office, and he says he's devoted to his work in politics and his work in fighting poverty in the Philippines. But he's also at an age where most fighters have long since retired. Boxing is a brutal sport, and long-term exposure usually isn't good for your health. But the sound of gloves hitting the mitts held by Roach at the Wild Card is unmistakable, a rat-a-tat-tat that is testimony to Pacquiao's claim that his speed and power remain intact. He wants to knock Broner out not only to set up a possible rematch with Pacquiao but to show he's still got fight in him. ''His work ethic is great, his footwork brilliant,'' Roach said. ''This morning I got four calls from people telling me Manny was out running in the rain when he should have stayed inside. I said bring him an umbrella.'' Pacquiao didn't get the umbrella. He was soaking wet as he came in the front door of his home to meet, back from his run with a white towel wrapped around his neck. This was moving day, when the entourage would pack up in vans and head down Interstate 15 to Las Vegas. Many would make the trip with Manny, others would come to Las Vegas later, hoping to get one of the 1,000 or so tickets that Pacquiao bought for his followers for the fight. Pacquiao headed up the stairs to the shower, past a wall of photos of him in his biggest fights. For now, at least, time is frozen as he tries to will himself into the fighter he was a decade ago. Downstairs, helpers started cleaning empty plates from the table. It was time to break camp, time to settle into the routine of fight week. And, soon, time to find out just what Manny Pacquiao has left. Source: https://sports.yahoo.com/breakfast-manny-pacquiao-rainy-day-la-210342916--box.html
  3. I'm back! Bookie gave me $500 in free play money after i've taken a long hiatus. The juices are flowing and i'm betting on all kinds of insane bullshit. I guess I'll be checking in with my degen friends until I blow my kids' college fund $$$. What's new? Shrink still dead? Whale still in jail? Teddy still drunk?
  4. Hi, my names Charlie. I’m a self acclaimed professional football tipster with over 89,000 followers on twitter and over 5 years experience when it comes to gambling. Ever since I started on twitter my main aim was to promote sensible, fun and profitable gambling and after years of dedication I’ve managed to build a massive profile for my self helping people make money through football tips. Why should you check me out? With daily profit/loss spread sheets, monthly reports and plenty of interactivity you’ll always know how we’re doing, you may even learn a thing or two with my detailed FH goal list, or watchlists. I also offer pre-match selections and accumulators when I feel I’ve found a few selections I feel confident on. I’m actively researching fixtures daily, and over the years I’ve developed a deep knowledge about league’s from all over the world so not only will you have your popular European leagues but also Nordic and South American and many many others. I aim for quality bets over quantity as I feel this is the best way to maintain form and achieve a nice profit and in the past has led me on some unstoppable form of 20+ winners in a row! The most important thing to me is my followers, I try to engage and communicate with people who follow and at times I even do a ‘Followers bet’ were we vote on a bet together based of the research I supply, I also do ‘Duel Challenges’ with other successful tipsters to try not only make people money but to provide entertainment and enjoyment. I also provide responsible gambling advice, along for a staking play on my website. If you’re not familiar with bet tipsters, or you’ve never used Twitter I urge you to come try me for a week and I can almost guarantee sticking to my staking plan and following daily that you’ll make money and after all its free! Twitter – @TipsterCharlie Please find below, my evening first half goal selections. Example - 13/14 is how many games a team has seen a fh goal, 92.86% the % of it happening previously. Jippo v PEPO Finland Kakkonen - 4:30pm Jippo - 13/14 - 92.86% PEPO - 10/14 - 71.43% —————————————————— GBK v Tampere Finland Kokkonen - 4:30pm GBK -12/14 - 85.71% Tampere - 9/14 - 64.29% —————————————————— KuPS v PS Kemi Finland Veikkausliiga - 4:30pm KuPS - 17/22 - 77.27% Kemi - 16/21 - 76.19% —————————————————— JK Welco Elekter v Maardu Estonia Esiliiga - 5:00pm Welco 14/16 - 87.50% Maardu - 12/16 - 75% —————————————————— Sarpsborg v Lillestrom Norway Tippeliggen - 5:00pm Sarpsborg - 15/17 - 88.24% Lillestrom - 14/17 - 82.35% —————————————————— Asane v Viking FK Norway Division 1 - 5:00pm Asane - 15/18 - 83.33% Viking FK - 15/18 - 83.33% —————————————————— Floro v Aalesund Norway Division 1 Floro - 15/18 - 83.33% Aalesund - 12/17 - 70.59% —————————————————— O’Higgins v Antofagasta Chile Primera - 7:00pm O’Higgins 16/18 - 89.47% Antofagasta 13/18 - 72.22% —————————————————— Academia Cantolao v Real Garcilaso Peru Primera - 7:30pm Academia - 10/11 - 90.91% Real Garcilaso - 7/11 - 64.44% —————————————————— San Jose v De Sucre Bolivia Clasura - 10:15pm San Jose - 5/5 - 100% Sucre - 3/5 - 60% —————————————————— The Strongest v Oriente Petrolero Bolivia Clasura - 10:15pm The Strongest - 5/5 - 100% Petrolero - 4/5 - 80% ——————————————————
  5. Its almost fantasy football draft time. I will make my picks,sleepers and predictions and answer any questions in this thread.
  6. Did anyone tell these guys that if you had these horse run like regular horse than like my cat does they could go a lot faster? Wanted to drop f bombs and tell everyone that my $1.25 grilled cheese sandwich was the best ever but there were to many miniature humans around.
  7. Hi guys - I hope all is well. I was just posting to let you know we released the official trailer to my film THE BEST OF IT yesterday. It's a feature length documentary being released late 2015/early 2016. bestofitmovie.com Thanks. Scott Pearson Eberly
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