kilns wrote: » This was during the primaries There is not a chance in hell Paddy Power let him go back out to 25/1 in a 2 horse race
Ameer Cold Leadership wrote: » Likely so. Never said, or indicated it was for the final two candidates. Held at 25/1 for what seemed like ages during event the run up.
kilns wrote: » Officially from Paddy Power on 13 Nov 2010 he was 150/1 18 June 2015 was 50/1 23 July 2015 was 30/1 28 July 2015 was 18/1 There is not a chance in hell Paddy Power let him go back out to 25/1 in a 2 horse race
Boggles wrote: » Yes Perfectly, thank you. Right here.https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=101084573&postcount=1422 6/1 a few days before and 3/1 months before. 2 bets. So in your own time screen shot of winnings?
Boggles wrote: » Because 2015 his odds were far longer than 14/1
duploelabs wrote: » Well then why are the 'odds' touted correct this time round?
Ameer Cold Leadership wrote: » Never said it was in respect of the final two market: August 2015, 25/1 (PP/BF):https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin//showthread.php?t=2057476338 Plenty of laughs in that thread, ah the memories and the banter! How it all compares to today's post-impeachment aquittal is massive. Thus: Impeachment attempt = great success.
ebbsy wrote: » There is no way you did those 23k posts by yourself. Somebody must have wrote them for you.
Boggles wrote: » I did and I own everyone of them. Time to own yours. So how many times did you bet on the Donald?
kilns wrote: » ha ha good luck to you, it seems you are a gambling genius :rolleyes: Now back to the thread topic
nthclare wrote: » But being impeached won't impair him, to him it's just a bloody nose. That's why his ability to get up and keep going is so impressive. I my self am a horticulturist and work with a lot of plants and I absolutely cannot stand clearing brambles and nettles, cannot stand the look of them. They're prickly and they graze you they sting they're not attractive to look at. But nettle tea has such healthy attributes and it's a great fertiliser, take brambles and you can make blackberry jam from them, make creels and baskets out of them they're very flexible and they're great pollinators, so are nettles butterflies love them. I think Trump can be a loose cannon and be flamboyant and he can sting now and again. But like a bramble or rose you prune it and trample it, hate it curse it. It doesn't matter it'll still flourish. Look at all the dumb people who's lives and hours minutes and seconds are spent obsessing with the Don and he couldn't give two fecks what they think. Give him a lot of **** and he just grows and grows, and the haters, negative debaters and craturs just get angrier, stressed and messed up. If you're able to look at the world organically, technically and factually all in one variable then its easier to accept the good with the bad. Thats an admirable way to look at Trump, he's able to rise above all that sh1t and keep his roots intact in the **** and come out flowering and smelling of roses. If I discovered a new rose or flower I'd call it the Don.... Food for thought
Boggles wrote: » It's nearly 2 O'Clock. Time for our East Coast Correspondent.
notobtuse wrote: » Isn't it past your bedtime?
alastair wrote: » He’s had a string of business failures He’s banned from ever being on the board of a charity again after operating an illegal scam charity He’s had to settle class action claims for his racketeering Trump University, and shut up shop He’s in hock to Russian lenders He’s failed miserably in every marriage he’s had He was routed in the Midterm elections He’s been impeached He has historically poor approval ratings He’s obsessively thin-skinned with regard to his record vs Obama.He’s far from flourishing.
WrenBoy wrote: » He's a very wealthy man and became the president of the United States !??
Ameer Cold Leadership wrote: » Yes, that old thread was some laugh, plenty of drama! Anyway yes, agree with you: back on topic. Q. Has Trump been aquitted of Impeachment yet? Q ...and is he likely to win again now due to this fiasco? Seems so for both, ah well. Bye (for now).
Cody montana wrote: » He was bankrupt 6 times, won’t release his taxes and got impeached.
WrenBoy wrote: » Lots of business men do thats the nature of big business, big risk, big reward, he seems to be doing well at the moment, He's still the president though ... I would say a rich man who is the president of the USA is "flourishing", would you not?
notobtuse wrote: » But the Democratic RoundUp team will keep trying to eradicate Trump with their herbicidal cancer inducing politics. After the impeachment vote Pelosi said that Trump investigations will go on. And Nadler said it’s more than likely the Ukraine probe will go on, and his committee is also investigating Trump-Russia election conspiracy. Russia, Russia, Russia all over again? Democrats, knowing how weak their presidential candidates are, refuse to accept the results of Trump’s acquittal and continue their gross abuse of constitutional power, which is simplly a crime against the public trust and a waste of taxpayer dollars. Wash, rinse and repeat... watch for a slew of lies by Shifty Schiff to democratic handmaiden reporters in the coming weeks.
frag420 wrote: » Explain how a successful business man can bankrupt two casinos! Just to remind you, casinos are places dumb people go to and basically throw their money at the owner, on the odd occasion he throws something back, the house never loses...unless the house is owned by Trump it seems! Only an absolute idiot could bankrupt and lose money owning a casino!!
weldoninhio wrote: » Henry Ford went bankrupt before bouncing back. As did Walt Disney, HJ Heinz, Larry King, William Durant, Francis Ford Copolla, PT Barnum, Mick Fleetwood, Stan Lee, Abe Lincoln. Also, The Donald.
