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Slinx 12-21-2004 12:22 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by boneprone
hmmm..
should I??

Will they accept that??

And if I do, then I wont be able to cash in on all the free gifts I rightfully earned by becoming a VIP..

You should see the gifts these guys send me..

In 1997 they even sent me to the SuperBowl!

If they are a responsible and serious company they will do this. If not, they are fuckers. Earlier or later they will close your accounts, up on request or because you are broke.

Regards the gifts: forget them. You have already paid them.

boneprone 12-21-2004 12:23 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Titan
10 to 1 boneprone keeps gambling :D

BTW those free gifts they give you aren't really free. Those are the gifts you get for a being a big loser. You paid for all those gifts and then some :D


LOL!! I love you man..

Wanna bet??

Ill take those odds anyday!!

Its a "LOCK"!!! Haaaaaa!!

Its ok people, i can laugh about it..

Im not depressed or anything.

Im just done.. And I feel good.

boneprone 12-21-2004 12:25 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Slinx
If they are a responsible and serious company they will do this. If not, they are fuckers. Earlier or later they will close your accounts, up on request or because you are broke.

Regards the gifts: forget them. You have already paid them.

Ill never be broke.. I know this and they know this.

Im not addicted to the point to where I sell my shit to support a habbit.


Im just at the stage at where I gambled more than I make for a month..

A real hard hit..

Enough to realize I dont want to do this anymore.

sean416 12-21-2004 12:49 AM

decide whether your doing this to boast about how much money you have, or if you're doing this to better yourself. If its the latter, then put your 15 inch cock back in your pants, theres no need to tell everyone how much you lost, how you'll never be broke, etc. If you want to overcome this, you're going to need the support of others. So leave your ego at the door and really look for those people in your life that you can depend on.

dolla 12-21-2004 12:50 AM

yes if you ask the casinos to ban you and they knowingly allow you to play there they can be liable.

signup for the blacklist

boneprone 12-21-2004 12:51 AM

ok ok ok..

ill have em ban me..

Slinx 12-21-2004 01:01 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by boneprone
Ill never be broke.. I know this and they know this.

Im not addicted to the point to where I sell my shit to support a habbit.


Im just at the stage at where I gambled more than I make for a month..

A real hard hit..

Enough to realize I dont want to do this anymore.

You have sold your last month income...

ytcracker 12-21-2004 01:12 AM

hey bp

i icqed you at your 6688 icq dunno if its still good

but you have my support man i know you dont know me that well but gambling can be a tough nut to crack so if you ever want to shoot the shit let me know

youve kinda done the relapse thing in the past so let me help you

moneybiz 12-21-2004 02:22 AM

Looks to me that your problem isnt the gambling, but the spot light of being a big deal high roller. I have had friends in this same position, and unfortantly untill they had to file, trade their house for the 1 bedroom apartment, and suffer the fact that the bmw they once drove is now a honda civic. Its funny, an old pal I went to college with, self made multi- millionare by the age of 24 still rolls around in his stock 94 Chevy Tahoe. He has the most power visa ever, if he wants VIP anywere, he just has to call VISA and they call the place he is tring to get into. He still refuses to use it.

boneprone 12-21-2004 02:41 AM

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Originally posted by moneybiz
Looks to me that your problem isnt the gambling, but the spot light of being a big deal high roller. I have had friends in this same position, and unfortantly untill they had to file, trade their house for the 1 bedroom apartment, and suffer the fact that the bmw they once drove is now a honda civic. Its funny, an old pal I went to college with, self made multi- millionare by the age of 24 still rolls around in his stock 94 Chevy Tahoe. He has the most power visa ever, if he wants VIP anywere, he just has to call VISA and they call the place he is tring to get into. He still refuses to use it.
I think that spot light thing you are talking about is characteristic off all high rollers..

Its a dynamic..

The hosts know it, and yeah im starting to notice it too..

Good point..

Its stories like this that haunt me.

Thats why I want to make the choice to quit this shit before it evolves to something like that..

Jesus.. Scares me..

Thats what I need.

Im glad I got my ass kicked this month.. It was what i needed..
A wakeup call was exactly what I needed..

Agent White 12-21-2004 02:42 AM

BoneProne, if you're going to gamble, have some resolve to make it fucking interesting.


Race two content girls with BONEPRONE written on their backs in felt pen across the convention floor at Internext and bet other webmasters

martyVP 12-21-2004 02:42 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by boneprone
Im willling to give it all up..

Except the small stakes poker..

and maybe the dog races..

That shit isnt realy gambling.
ITs literally just pocket change with old high school buddies..

$20.00-$50.00 kinda shit 2 times a month..

But the thousands in sportsbook action, and any casino action is done..

Thats the plan.. And Im stickin with it. Im done with the sportsbook shit.

I stopped 4 years ago with casino shit, now I need to do it with sports..

I think I can do this..

Im really gunna try hard never to do it again.

\]


Dude:

I don't think anyone in GFY has gambled the stakes I have.

I fear myself because I have the gamblin blood, I worry about Vegas because I don't want to end up gamblin.

I don't gamble often at all but, when I do I go VERY big.

Do yourself a favor and stop bullshitting yourself.

Dog race here and a little poker there, you know a few little losses and you are just going to want to go big to try and get it back.

You will never get cured if you don't stop everything.

Its like a smoker sayin " I will only try and smoke after i eat"

next thing you know your smoking after sex, then when your mad, then...you get my point.

Stop it all or you will loose everything :)

Doctor Dre 12-21-2004 02:50 AM

Just a tip ... my father dealt with a lot of thoses cases (he's a pschologist) .

You gotta stop EVERYTHING that involves hazard games and money . from A to Z .

Doctor Dre 12-21-2004 02:51 AM

And if changing your whole entourage is what is needed, let it be ...

quiet 12-21-2004 02:52 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Doctor Dre
You gotta stop EVERYTHING that involves hazard games and money . from A to Z .
amen

Doctor Dre 12-21-2004 02:54 AM

You should call every place to get blacklisted ... that will help too

swami 12-21-2004 11:48 AM

Sorry to bump the thread but mate you have to find another interest to replace your gambling mindset.A gambling mind is bored and needs some excitement and challenge.
Be a winner not a loser.
Its easy to say now while you feeling so low that you are going to give up gambling but as soon as the mind relaxes a bit the pressure will come back ten fold to have another bet.
Get some new friends and take up another interest.
Otherwise you are kidding yourself and you are going to feel even worse when start another gambing binge.
Theres a great song by an Australian band, The Whiltlams called "Blow up the Pokies".Try to get a copy.It really helped me see what my life had truly become when I couldn't keep away from the horses.
Also Give all your credit cards and keycards to a close friend and let them take care of your finances for a few months.Ask them to pay all your bills and to give you an allowance every day.

xxxdesign-net 12-21-2004 12:01 PM

Im pretty sure you said the exact same thing a year ago... Will this time be the right one..?

NoCarrier 12-21-2004 12:10 PM

There's no better way to stop gambling than to go to Las Vegas for a convention.

:thumbsup :1orglaugh

BigWebRev 12-21-2004 12:12 PM

i bet it will not last :1orglaugh

tranza 12-21-2004 12:13 PM

BP seriously, you should stop watching sports for a while. I really think that that would help you.

But tell us, how much did you lose last month? Everybody is curious...

chase 12-21-2004 12:14 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by swami
Sorry to bump the thread but mate you have to find another interest to replace your gambling mindset.A gambling mind is bored and needs some excitement and challenge.
Be a winner not a loser.
Its easy to say now while you feeling so low that you are going to give up gambling but as soon as the mind relaxes a bit the pressure will come back ten fold to have another bet.
Get some new friends and take up another interest.
Otherwise you are kidding yourself and you are going to feel even worse when start another gambing binge.
Theres a great song by an Australian band, The Whiltlams called "Blow up the Pokies".Try to get a copy.It really helped me see what my life had truly become when I couldn't keep away from the horses.
Also Give all your credit cards and keycards to a close friend and let them take care of your finances for a few months.Ask them to pay all your bills and to give you an allowance every day.

I was just thinking the same thing. Good word, man.

BP, my husband just had to stop smoking pot...me too, but it didn't bother me to quit. Him, though, he had to completely change his circle of friends, and while our old school circle are all good people, our family is a lot stronger now....we can have friends over and chill out around the kids without dipping out in shifts for a toke or whatever. It's hard, but if they really care about you, they won't tempt you. Our old friends never come around much anymore, but we know it's because they respect our decision and not because they don't love us. They are being better friends by staying away.:2 cents:

TheMan 12-21-2004 12:27 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by boneprone
Ive made a promise to myself and feel its time I finally put an end to a horrible addiction that is gambling..

Ive pretty much hit rock bottom in the past month and perhaps thats what was needed..

I actually feel pretty good now for the first time in weeks..

Putting this behind me finally once and for all.

One day at a time.

Its going to be my new years resolution, and a promise to myself..

Im done.

Ahhhhh! Now that you quit I am all on my own. :(

No more boneprone pick of the days :(

hmm.... Maybe I should quit also.... had a bad month as well.

abstractAFFect 12-21-2004 12:28 PM

Hey Bone ..

See I think you came to the true realization at the end of this thread.. that which is .. something more along the lines of the bigger picture.

And if you can get a glimpse of it before it actually takes a hold of your life and prevents you from being at a stable standpoint to do anything then you will eventually become one of those horror stories you see everyday.

The good things is.. I think you now realize that this is just a THING .. and this "thing" is only a part of your life if you chose it to be.. it has not to do with YOUR life but is only something that revolves around it by your conscious choice. Remove the thing and you can start defining your live by better means more strategically and eventually find those other THINGS to make you feel just as high as you did with the previous.

It's all a process man. The nature of reality is CHANGE. Why not change for the better whenever you can.

-Sean
AFF Reality Check 101 lol >=o)

chase 12-21-2004 12:29 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by abstractAFFect
Hey Bone ..

See I think you came to the true realization at the end of this thread.. that which is .. something more along the lines of the bigger picture.

And if you can get a glimpse of it before it actually take a hold of your life and prevents you prom being at a stable standpoint to do anything then you will eventually become one of those horror stories you see everyday.

The good things is.. I think you now realize that this is just a THING .. and this "thing" is only a part of your life if you chose it to be.. it has not to do with YOUR life but is only something that revolves around it by your conscious choice. Remove the thing and you can start defining your live by better means more strategically and eventually find those other THINGS to make you feel just as high as you did with the previous.

It's all a process man. The nature of reality is CHANGE. Why not change for the better whenever you can.

-Sean
AFF Reality Check 101

Helluva way to come on board, dude.:thumbsup

Babagirls 12-21-2004 01:01 PM

you admitted your problem, you see your problem, you wanna stop your problem: more than what most addictive gamblers can do (or can admit to)

i know you can do it! :thumbsup

Yankee Scum 12-21-2004 01:07 PM

texas holdem poker no limits :Graucho

BIGTYMER 12-21-2004 01:16 PM

We'll see how long you last in Vegas.. :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

johnnyhey 12-21-2004 01:43 PM

boneprone
you may have little success without some sort of outside help on this issue.

http://www.gamblersanonymous.org/

go and HONESTLY answer the 20 questions.
http://www.gamblersanonymous.org/20questions.html

cfU 12-21-2004 01:53 PM

my new years resoluiton will still be 1280x1024, how bout yours?

boneprone 12-21-2004 02:51 PM

OK IM HONESTLY ANSWERING THOSE 20 QUESTIONS NOW from
http://www.gamblersanonymous.org/20questions.html







QUESTION #1 :
Did you ever lose time from work or school due to gambling?

ANSWER: yes.. Of course. Thats an easy one. When I was in school doing graduate work back in 1995 Id skip class and drive to the casino. I was 30k in debt by the time I graduated. Had no job and 30k in credit card debt all from gambling. Thank god for Porn.. Paid it off, said Id never gamble big in a casino again. For the most part I never did. Casino action never appealed to me much since then. ITs been all about sports gambling since then. And no, i dont really loose any work over it, casuse i watch the games as I post on GFY and work. So if anything it made me stay home and work more..


QUESTION #2
Has gambling ever made your home life unhappy?

ANSWER: Yep. My wife told me she would leave me. It was a big stress back in the day when I was still working in healthcare before porn and when I was right out of school with this debt and just starting out.. The debt and habbit really had a strain on me, and our relationship back when affording the habbit was a problem.. The scarry thing is now, that im blowing thousands more away than ever before, but becasue our fininacial situation is good, the effects or notcing how serious my gambling is has been hidden.. Simply becasue I make enought to cover my action and losses.. It kind of like a rich person being addicted to Coke or drugs. They dont see it being a problem since they can afford it.. Its harder to realize its damage.


QUESTION #3
Did gambling affect your reputation?
ANSWER: No not really. In fact I gamble more than my friends, and they all just think im crazy.. AS for my work reputaion, yeah. I think most people in this industry know I gamble. I dont think its hurt me. Luckly working in an industry of Sin, people dont really judge ya for gambling. I think that helps when it comes to healing.
People in our biz dont really turn their backs on ya when something like this happens. Instead they give a hand to help.



QUESTION #4
Have you ever felt remorse after gambling?

ANSWER: Yes.. A lot... So much in 2001 it made me depressed. Took a good month or so to snap out of it. Quit gambling then got back in again. I think of my Grandfather who saved every nickle and dime working as a waiter all his life as a Chineese Imagrant.
He worked 60-70 hour weeks, for low wages. Yet he still was able to buy a home, and put my mom and her sister and brother through college.. He worked so hard for every penny. It almost makes me cry thinking how hard he had to work to set a future for us all and then look in the mirror at how much I blow TENS of THOUSANDS of dollars. It sickens me. And has actually put me in clinical depression at one point.



QUESTION #5
Did you ever gamble to get money with which to pay debts or otherwise solve financial difficulties?

Answer: No not anymore. But as of late ive been telling myself, one more bet, just so I can cut the losses from this year, month, week.. So I guess I change my answer to again, YES..

Hmmmm.

So far im not doing too well.

Lets answer some more here..........

boneprone 12-21-2004 03:03 PM

CONTINUED:




QUESTION #6
Did gambling cause a decrease in your ambition or efficiency?

ANSWER: Yes.. From work.. The process, and then the after effects of a win or a loose takes a toll on you. Like drugs, there is a period where you don?t do anything but isolate yourself in a zone for a period of time. Only to snap out of it, and then to gamble again wanting and ending up back in that zone again.


QUESTION #7
Did you have a strong urge to return and win more?
ANSWER: Of course.. Stupid question.. Of course?..


QUESTION #8
Did you often gamble until your last dollar was gone?

ANSWER: Of course.. Its called degenerate.. Its happened many times.
Get up, way up. Way way up.. Then loose your profits and what you started with.
No matter how high up I got, it seemed I could in time loose it back down. Hell, if I could win 1 million bucks in a day off a bet, chances are the next day id tell myself, one more bet..


QUESTION #9
Did you ever borrow to finance your gambling?

ANSWER: Yeah in College.. Credit cards. But that was a long time ago. Told myself never gamble with my own debt again. Only play with house money. And its been that way for a while.. Ive only gone crazy on house money. But seems these past months ive been dipping into the credit cards.. This month is what opened my eyes.. Spent more than I make. And wont be able to pay it off till January.. First time this has heppend since by college days. Scares me.


QUESTION: #10 Have you ever sold anything to finance gambling?

ANSWER: No.. Well ever??? Hmm. In college I would sell my text books from my college loans, get cash and gamble with the cash.. But that was almost 10 years ago..

boneprone 12-21-2004 03:07 PM

Ok..

Last set..



I really dont like these ones..




QUESTION:
Have you ever gambled to escape worry or trouble?
Yes..


QUESTION:
Have you ever committed, or considered committing, an illegal act to finance gambling?

ANSWER: In high school yes. I used to break into cars. But I think it was a cultural thing. Where I grew up.
My buddies who did this with me didn?t gamble. We just happed to do it, and I happened to spend my money gambling.



QUESTION:
Did gambling cause you to have difficulty in sleeping?

ANSWER: Always. Still do.



QUESTION:
Do arguments, disappointments or frustrations create within you an urge to gamble?

ANSWER:Sure..



QUESTION:
Did you ever have an urge to celebrate any good fortune by a few hours of gambling?

ANSWER:Yes.. Often


QUESTION:
Have you ever considered self destruction or suicide as a result of your gambling?

ANSWER: No.. Never.. Im the type of person who will own up to my mistakes and will do everything possible to correct it. Im not a Quitter.. In fact I think its this aggressive personality that fuled the gambling to begin with.

boneprone 12-21-2004 03:12 PM

I answered yes to virtually all the questions but one..

Ok..


This is a wake up call.

Matthew 12-21-2004 03:13 PM

Good luck!

that is doable. I did it with sports - last year, new years eve I promised myself that I will take martial arts lessons for a year. Now a year has passed and I hadn't skipped a single one. I feel better now, and I'm ready to train for one more year.

I did the same with smoking 3 months ago. One day, I told myself, no more and threw out all my cigs.

But it's not important what exactly I did. The important thing is that it really works - to undo a habit, just don't do it. :)

JDog 12-21-2004 03:13 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by boneprone
Ive made a promise to myself and feel its time I finally put an end to a horrible addiction that is gambling..

Ive pretty much hit rock bottom in the past month and perhaps thats what was needed..

I actually feel pretty good now for the first time in weeks..

Putting this behind me finally once and for all.

One day at a time.

Its going to be my new years resolution, and a promise to myself..

Im done.

Didn't you have the same one last year? :)

jDoG

boneprone 12-21-2004 03:18 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by JDog
Didn't you have the same one last year? :)

jDoG

yep..

but i mean it this time.

NoCarrier 12-21-2004 06:36 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by boneprone
yep..

but i mean it this time.

Are you sure it's true this time?

lazycash 11-26-2005 04:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NoCarrier
Are you sure it's true this time?

I guess not :(

Dalai lama 11-26-2005 04:30 AM

best luck to you boneprone


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