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If i bet the opposite way every bet I've ever made' date=' I'd be ahead.[/quote']

 

That's bone chilling.

 

In some cases it is also true. But there's also those big streaks where you made several thous+ that you wouldn't have had otherwise.

 

Most everything we win we just roll it back on more action.

 

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Bitcoin

 

 

I'm still kicking myself because I was so close to buying a lot (about $10,000) at the time (mid 2011) because I had the money and believed in the currency, I just got scared like a little bitch.

Was a hell of a lesson.

If you believe in something go after it.

That is a hell of a lesson bro. June 9th 2011 bitcoin all time high was broken at just under 32 US dollars. Two years later it was over 1300, 10k at that point peaked at well over 400k two years later. I can see why you are kicking yourself INK
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learned at a younger age that for the most part people are lazy and you can out work those who have an advantage and prevail the majority of the time. IE: no deal is out of your league or to big to try and get involved in.

 

people WANT to do business with those who are hungry.

 

the power of praise for out weighs the power of criticism

 

 

people seldom are willing to put forth the effort to change regardless of the rewards

 

In the game of life, time spent with ones you loved is always the best investment one can make

 

few things happen in bars after 9:00 the effect ones life in a positive fashion

 

A mans worth is seldom measured with numbers or dollar signs, but by those who will come to his aid in a time of need.

 

a deal made with a firm handshake and a personal assurance goes smoother than one drafted by lawyers

 

 

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learned at a younger age that for the most part people are lazy and you can out work those who have an advantage and prevail the majority of the time. IE: no deal is out of your league or to big to try and get involved in.

 

people WANT to do business with those who are hungry.

 

the power of praise for out weighs the power of criticism

 

 

people seldom are willing to put forth the effort to change regardless of the rewards

 

In the game of life, time spent with ones you loved is always the best investment one can make

 

few things happen in bars after 9:00 the effect ones life in a positive fashion

 

A mans worth is seldom measured with numbers or dollar signs, but by those who will come to his aid in a time of need.

 

a deal made with a firm handshake and a personal assurance goes smoother than one drafted by lawyers

 

 

Great post boater.

 

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  • 1 month later...

missed out on a couple of ridiculously cheap investment properties in 2009. also should've held my stock in best buy and penn national much longer, was into both in the late 90s at $7/share.

 

i saw my childhood crush when we were about 20 and i just kept walking. not sure if i regret walking away or not, probably depends on the day! much better looking than mrs milwaukee but probably too high maintenance and a nag lol

:cheers

 

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