I Just Have A Gift - Game Within
06-03-2008 | 04:22 PM
#23
Typical Buck
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From: North Central Idaho
RE: I Just Have A Gift - Game Within
ORIGINAL: Champlain Islander
I can respect good humor. Respect given willingly
ORIGINAL: TOPDAWGWOOFWOOF
millagerobert,
I can tell from your post two things:
1) You do not know how to change the oil in your truck and have never taken the time to learn
2) Sometimes, at night before bed you do not brush your teeth and its due to laziness more than anything else
Guys, I can see "the game within the game" and there is nobody better. Period.
millagerobert,
I can tell from your post two things:
1) You do not know how to change the oil in your truck and have never taken the time to learn
2) Sometimes, at night before bed you do not brush your teeth and its due to laziness more than anything else
Guys, I can see "the game within the game" and there is nobody better. Period.
06-04-2008 | 08:42 AM
#24
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From: Seagrove N.C. USA
RE: I Just Have A Gift - Game Within
ORIGINAL: TOPDAWGWOOFWOOF
Some of you sent me personal messages asking me if I was ever tempted to use my gifts for personal gain....given the current economic downturn and the fact that American want a change politically, would I ever be tempted to use my gifts for personal gain, especially in times of uncertainty?
Tempted? Yes. Without a doubt. However.....I can't say this without sounding arrogant and elitist. But, it is the truth. Remember Secretariat? 1973. Triple Crown winner. Greatest horse ever. That horse had an almost god-like hold of people. It was, to put it bluntly, different. No, DIFFERENT. For years people wondered what was the "key" that made it unlike anything the world had ever seen. Well, the mystery was revealed one day.
I have never met my equal. No one can possibly understands the depths of my mind. I can tell what people think. What they are going to do. WHEN they are going to do it. EVEN BEFORE THEY DO. It's like I am reading a book that no one else has access to for a few years. I am that good. Look, I will hang out with friends, engage in small talk, discuss the games, chicks, etc., etc. But, it is boring.
I have long lost any sense of fascination with the future. Others, however, cling to it. Advice is nothing more than nostalgia. And that is fine as the masses function like robots and live. Change that, they exist. I am the future because I know the future. It frustrates me to no end when people talk about what they think and and how it might happen. I swear at times I want to TRY TO EXPLAIN TO THEM WHAT I HAVE. But, that would be useless. It would also be mean of me.
Look, I'm the best. I could do anything I wanted to in this world but I will never use my gift for personal gain. Never. Kinda my gift back to the Man upstairs. Call it corny or whatever but I made that vow years ago about a week after nearly dying from the water moc. As the years have come and gone I don't really consider it a gift.
Back to Secretariat. He revealed his secret on the operating table after he was put down. All those who saw it were amazed. Come to find out his heart was twice as big as an average race horse. He just had a bigger motor than everyone else.
I just have a bigger motor than everyone else. And America will find its own way out of her mess. I owe it to the future.
Walking in restaurants. Pumping gas. Those are every day activities. I am fine doing that, but what goes through my head to some of you would be like making love to a beautiful woman in a porta potty. Filthy, smelly, and pleasure all built into one.
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Some of you sent me personal messages asking me if I was ever tempted to use my gifts for personal gain....given the current economic downturn and the fact that American want a change politically, would I ever be tempted to use my gifts for personal gain, especially in times of uncertainty?
Tempted? Yes. Without a doubt. However.....I can't say this without sounding arrogant and elitist. But, it is the truth. Remember Secretariat? 1973. Triple Crown winner. Greatest horse ever. That horse had an almost god-like hold of people. It was, to put it bluntly, different. No, DIFFERENT. For years people wondered what was the "key" that made it unlike anything the world had ever seen. Well, the mystery was revealed one day.
I have never met my equal. No one can possibly understands the depths of my mind. I can tell what people think. What they are going to do. WHEN they are going to do it. EVEN BEFORE THEY DO. It's like I am reading a book that no one else has access to for a few years. I am that good. Look, I will hang out with friends, engage in small talk, discuss the games, chicks, etc., etc. But, it is boring.
I have long lost any sense of fascination with the future. Others, however, cling to it. Advice is nothing more than nostalgia. And that is fine as the masses function like robots and live. Change that, they exist. I am the future because I know the future. It frustrates me to no end when people talk about what they think and and how it might happen. I swear at times I want to TRY TO EXPLAIN TO THEM WHAT I HAVE. But, that would be useless. It would also be mean of me.
Look, I'm the best. I could do anything I wanted to in this world but I will never use my gift for personal gain. Never. Kinda my gift back to the Man upstairs. Call it corny or whatever but I made that vow years ago about a week after nearly dying from the water moc. As the years have come and gone I don't really consider it a gift.
Back to Secretariat. He revealed his secret on the operating table after he was put down. All those who saw it were amazed. Come to find out his heart was twice as big as an average race horse. He just had a bigger motor than everyone else.
I just have a bigger motor than everyone else. And America will find its own way out of her mess. I owe it to the future.
Walking in restaurants. Pumping gas. Those are every day activities. I am fine doing that, but what goes through my head to some of you would be like making love to a beautiful woman in a porta potty. Filthy, smelly, and pleasure all built into one.
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06-04-2008 | 09:53 AM
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RE: I Just Have A Gift - Game Within
bowmanaj,
I can tell two things from your post:
1) You are not good at "do it yourself" projects around the house and most of the time just hire somebody else to do the work.
2) When you were young, the other kids did not include you in their games because you were a mam's boy and always ran off tattling on them for minor infractions (things like using smokeless tobacco).
Guys, I am the best when it comes to seeing the "game within the game." bowmanaj had no idea I could literally look into his world and tell why he is the way he is. Some call it a gift, but honestly I would rather not have been chosen.
Never will I use it for personal gain. You have my word on that.
I can tell two things from your post:
1) You are not good at "do it yourself" projects around the house and most of the time just hire somebody else to do the work.
2) When you were young, the other kids did not include you in their games because you were a mam's boy and always ran off tattling on them for minor infractions (things like using smokeless tobacco).
Guys, I am the best when it comes to seeing the "game within the game." bowmanaj had no idea I could literally look into his world and tell why he is the way he is. Some call it a gift, but honestly I would rather not have been chosen.
Never will I use it for personal gain. You have my word on that.
06-04-2008 | 01:44 PM
#29
Dominant Buck
Joined: Dec 2004
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From: On an Island in Paradise
RE: I Just Have A Gift - Game Within
ORIGINAL: millagerobert
You flat landers are welcome to come out here and spend a week hunting with me in North Central Idaho and we will see who knows how to take care of themselves, and who is lazy, and how your sense of humor holds up.
You flat landers are welcome to come out here and spend a week hunting with me in North Central Idaho and we will see who knows how to take care of themselves, and who is lazy, and how your sense of humor holds up.
06-04-2008 | 01:54 PM
#30
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Nov 2006
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From: Chicago, IL
RE: I Just Have A Gift - Game Within
ORIGINAL: millagerobert
You flat landers are welcome to come out here and spend a week hunting with me in North Central Idaho and we will see who knows how to take care of themselves, and who is lazy, and how your sense of humor holds up.
ORIGINAL: Champlain Islander
I can respect good humor. Respect given willingly
ORIGINAL: TOPDAWGWOOFWOOF
millagerobert,
I can tell from your post two things:
1) You do not know how to change the oil in your truck and have never taken the time to learn
2) Sometimes, at night before bed you do not brush your teeth and its due to laziness more than anything else
Guys, I can see "the game within the game" and there is nobody better. Period.
millagerobert,
I can tell from your post two things:
1) You do not know how to change the oil in your truck and have never taken the time to learn
2) Sometimes, at night before bed you do not brush your teeth and its due to laziness more than anything else
Guys, I can see "the game within the game" and there is nobody better. Period.
The only gift I personally want to hear about on this site is the Gift to Kill 180+ Bucks!! (or maybe the gift to date Supermodels
)