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Originally posted by VERSATILE2K12 View PostDid I really bet? Haha. I'm dead serious. If so I must have been drunk years ago. We have horse racing literally across from my work. Never been or bet ever on one.
Through the binoculars, you spotted a magnificent black charger with a greyish mane. Impressed by the beast, you put it to me that he was sure to be the victor. After looking him over, I agreed that he was indeed a fine specimen but my own horse, Lord Percy, was sure to win the race.
After much debate, you removed your hat and challenged me to a wager. 50 quid was the price we agreed on and off we went to stand nearest we could get to the finish line. Secretly, I knew your horse didn't like the mud, and as it had been raining quite heavily the night before, I was very confident of my choice.
The race began and Lord Percy galloped into the lead instantly. Your horse, Iron Beadle, merely trotted at first, but as if deep down he could hear your cries of encouragement, he picked up pace and was soon gaining ground on Lord Percy.
By the final lap it was neck and neck. Percy and Beadle charging at full might towards the finish line with the little jockey fellas on top whipping them as though a French chef were coming up behind.
With less than 30 yards to go, Iron Beadle's legs gave way. The muddy ground had done its job, and Lord Percy pranced to victory.
Afterwards we got drunk and verbally abused some eastern europeans who were ordering cocktails.
You said you didn't have 50 quid on yer, but you'd pay me back as soon as you got back to the ranch in San Antonio.
Now here we both are.
I'll accept paypal, mate.
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Originally posted by Southpaw Stinger View PostWe were at Aintree Racecourse together for the Grand National. We donned bowler hats and tweed jackets, smoked pipes, made small talk with the ladies.
Through the binoculars, you spotted a magnificent black charger with a greyish mane. Impressed by the beast, you put it to me that he was sure to be the victor. After looking him over, I agreed that he was indeed a fine specimen but my own horse, Lord Percy, was sure to win the race.
After much debate, you removed your hat and challenged me to a wager. 50 quid was the price we agreed on and off we went to stand nearest we could get to the finish line. Secretly, I knew your horse didn't like the mud, and as it had been raining quite heavily the night before, I was very confident of my choice.
The race began and Lord Percy galloped into the lead instantly. Your horse, Iron Beadle, merely trotted at first, but as if deep down he could hear your cries of encouragement, he picked up pace and was soon gaining ground on Lord Percy.
By the final lap it was neck and neck. Percy and Beadle charging at full might towards the finish line with the little jockey fellas on top whipping them as though a French chef were coming up behind.
With less than 30 yards to go, Iron Beadle's legs gave way. The muddy ground had done its job, and Lord Percy pranced to victory.
Afterwards we got drunk and verbally abused some eastern europeans who were ordering cocktails.
You said you didn't have 50 quid on yer, but you'd pay me back as soon as you got back to the ranch in San Antonio.
Now here we both are.
I'll accept paypal, mate.
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Originally posted by VERSATILE2K12 View PostPeople with really bad grammar and spelling on FB statuses.
Brats
People that say Sugar Ray Robinson was the best but haven't even seen 5 of his fights or know his opponents
People that can't give credit to a fighter for nothing
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Originally posted by -The Glove- View PostI don't mind it too much unless they're trying to correct others and **** up. Like "There's a difference between "they're" and "their"! Your all doing it wrong!"
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