100 REASONS WHY WE HATE ARCADES
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TheMission
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harry2 wrote:thecannonball89 wrote:you only diss arcades becouse the only reason you can punt is becouse of the internet!! you wood go to arcades but you never get a look in, you only have pubs for yourself becouse no one wants the lush daily refills
Another great educational success story for Labour.
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OK let's put this under analysis.
QUOTE:
"you only diss arcades becouse the only reason you can punt is becouse of the internet!! you wood go to arcades but you never get a look in, you only have pubs for yourself becouse no one wants the lush daily refills"
UNQUOTE.
You only bemoan arcades, as the only reason you can turn a profit from section 34 AWP, is because of The Internet. You would go to arcades, but find it too hard to win. You only have the pubs to yourself, because no one else wants the lush daily refills.
I was puzzled more so by the paradoxical nature of the context of the prose. I thought about letting it lay. You get lots of bizarre mumblings on this board, hence one does not always bother with seeking out the true meaning of what is written. The spooolling mistarkes are standard issue and I just extract the context from what is written, by guessing at the nearest correct word. For example, wood is probably would, not wood as in the material wood.
Spelling mistakes aside there is a query which I now feel the need to address.
1) If daily refills are so lush, inidicating bountiful, plentiful, enriching and prosperous money to be made, then why do the arcade players not battle for the profits?
QUOTE:
"you only diss arcades becouse the only reason you can punt is becouse of the internet!! you wood go to arcades but you never get a look in, you only have pubs for yourself becouse no one wants the lush daily refills"
UNQUOTE.
You only bemoan arcades, as the only reason you can turn a profit from section 34 AWP, is because of The Internet. You would go to arcades, but find it too hard to win. You only have the pubs to yourself, because no one else wants the lush daily refills.
I was puzzled more so by the paradoxical nature of the context of the prose. I thought about letting it lay. You get lots of bizarre mumblings on this board, hence one does not always bother with seeking out the true meaning of what is written. The spooolling mistarkes are standard issue and I just extract the context from what is written, by guessing at the nearest correct word. For example, wood is probably would, not wood as in the material wood.
Spelling mistakes aside there is a query which I now feel the need to address.
1) If daily refills are so lush, inidicating bountiful, plentiful, enriching and prosperous money to be made, then why do the arcade players not battle for the profits?
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Matt Vinyl
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Another reason:
Fat sweaty gay git (NOT a stereotypical remark, there was a character like this!) who sits in the middle of three £25JP AWP's, playing the middle one, and 'a credit' in the ones either side of him..!
The key reason why I scrubbed arcades off of my list about 6 years ago!
Fat sweaty gay git (NOT a stereotypical remark, there was a character like this!) who sits in the middle of three £25JP AWP's, playing the middle one, and 'a credit' in the ones either side of him..!
The key reason why I scrubbed arcades off of my list about 6 years ago!
"And do you ever contradict yourself, Minister?" "Well, yes and no..."
Dunham, was that you in Yates's (you-know-where) last night wearing a black overcoat, helping yourself to the Vortex? If it helps, you then went and keyed the P5 and ignored the Money Spider.
I was having my pre-football dinner and heard the sound of key-in-lock and looked round to see someone who was clearly a player ...
I was having my pre-football dinner and heard the sound of key-in-lock and looked round to see someone who was clearly a player ...
This machine may at times offer a choice where the player has every chance of bankruptcy
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thecannonball89
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No lol, that was Matt B !!!!!Nixxy wrote:Dunham, was that you in Yates's (you-know-where) last night wearing a black overcoat, helping yourself to the Vortex? If it helps, you then went and keyed the P5 and ignored the Money Spider.
I was having my pre-football dinner and heard the sound of key-in-lock and looked round to see someone who was clearly a player ...
He came down to watch Aldershot vs Cambridge !
Yarmouth is a **** hole. Used to visit Sands, Caesars, Joyland and Pink Palace: now full of Albanians and their crack whore girlfriends selling dope or the local stereotypical chavscum types. Might visit in the summer for nostalgias sake. Got asked to leave Showboat for the temerity of fiddling a Barcrest ie knocking back a few jackpots. Never mind, random machines will kill the industry even quicker.
Come on you Royals