I have three disguises for sale. They aren't cheap. Selling them for 2K apiece.
This is not a joke. If you are a recognized AP and are tired of being backed off, these disguises are absolutely fool-proof (playing un-rated of course.)
It's like a new beginning.
I used them myself but don't have need of them anymore. I have a fourth but am keeping one for myself.
I will accept cash at time of sale and, of course, will give you a full demonstration of the effectiveness of the disguise.
I might go slightly lower than 2K but trust me, I can get close to that amount on Ebay if I have too. I figure, you AP's in Vegas might want a chance at them first.
PM me if you want to set up an appointment
Quote: darkoz
This is not a joke.
Generally people who say that are the biggest jokes around.
Good luck on Ebay.
Will it help me to add and subtract at 21?Quote: darkozI will, of course, give you a full demonstration of the effectiveness of the disguise.
... and that I'd have to shave quite a bit to even begin to look convincing in a sexy nurse costume.
Quote: darkozI used them myself but don't have need of them anymore. I have a fourth but am keeping one for myself.
We don't know where the masks for sale have been.
Add on: Or what the fourth one looks like.
Is your game that strong that you can justify spending $10k+ on masks? That's pretty high on the expense ladder.
Quote: HowManyHow much did you pay for these masks? I assume it's more than $2k each, if that's what they are "worth" used.
Is your game that strong that you can justify spending $10k+ on masks? That's pretty high on the expense ladder.
He did not say "masks". He said disguises. I'm thinking wig, fake facial hair, horrifying mole, suicidal neck scar, polio arm and leg braces and Tom Dempsey shoe.
ZCore13
Quote: Zcore13He did not say "masks". He said disguises. I'm thinking wig, fake facial hair, horrifying mole, suicidal neck scar, polio arm and leg braces and Tom Dempsey shoe.
ZCore13
One disguise is so good you'll look like a seeing eye dog. Then you'll only need an accomplice.
j/k
Quote: darkozI will be in Vegas from the 25th through march 5th.
I have three disguises for sale. They aren't cheap. Selling them for 2K apiece.
This is not a joke. If you are a recognized AP and are tired of being backed off, these disguises are absolutely fool-proof (playing un-rated of course.)
It's like a new beginning.
I used them myself but don't have need of them anymore. I have a fourth but am keeping one for myself.
I will accept cash at time of sale and, of course, will give you a full demonstration of the effectiveness of the disguise.
I might go slightly lower than 2K but trust me, I can get close to that amount on Ebay if I have too. I figure, you AP's in Vegas might want a chance at them first.
PM me if you want to set up an appointment
How about some before and after pictures
For 2k I have to think someone could buy an entire costume/makeup kit and use it many times.
BTW someone will have to spend 2k on 2 disguises. One for the casino and one to meet up with you.
How does one get around that?
Quote: Zcore13... and Tom Dempsey shoe.
ZCore13
That made me laugh out loud.
Quote: terapinedHow about some before and after pictures
No, then the casinos will know what to look for!
Quote: DRichThat made me laugh out loud.
Glad I'm not the only one. And you quoting it made me laugh again XD
Quote: Zcore13horrifying mole
I used to play PGP with a guy every saturday. Long shaggy hair, nosering, hoody, neck tattoo... First time I sat by him, I noticed that he had a small braid in his hair. After about 90 minutes I realized that the braided hair did not originate from the top of his head, but was instead coming from a mole on his cheek.
Quote: GreasyjohnShould I bring the cash with me when we meet in the Circus Circus parking garage?
If you're real adventerous meet him at the circus circus buffet.
Quote: 1BBhe wore the same Rolex every time he played blackjack and that's how they got him.
See, you need to invest in several different Rolexes, to be consistent with the disguises.
Quote: djatcIf you're real adventerous meet him at the circus circus buffet.
I mentioned in a prior post on another thread that I wouldn't eat there even if it was comped. Now that I think of it I wouldn't stay at Circus Circus if it was comped either. Why did they name it Circus Circus anyway? Yeah, I know about the elephant and stuff, but it's like naming NYNY, NYNYNYNY. I remember back when on the second floor they had a small rotating bar. Had a drink there. Could have looked around to find Tony Stuart's gift shop. Anyone remember back in 1980 when they had lots of slot machines in Vegas that had nothing but $ signs on each stop (with a few scattered blanks and three logo-symbols of some sort for the jackpot)? You would get three $ signs almost 50% of the time for a 2:1 payout. This was back in the day when you had to grab the eight ball and pull down on the lever. I remember seeing Liberace there once. "Isn't this piano covered in mirrors beautiful? There are only two of them in the whole world. I own both of them."
I always thought that the sickening vibe of that place was just because the years have not been kind. But I recently watched Diamonds are Forever (1971 James Bond) and the casino looked just a eerie when it was new.Quote: GreasyjohnI mentioned in a prior post on another thread that I wouldn't eat there even if it was comped. Now that I think of it I wouldn't stay at Circus Circus if it was comped either. Why did they name it Circus Circus anyway? Yeah, I know about the elephant and stuff, but it's like naming NYNY, NYNYNYNY. I remember back when on the second floor they had a small rotating bar. Had a drink there. Could have looked around to find Tony Stuart's gift shop.
I just noticed your signature line. It's amazing how many people when writing use then when they mean than. But they never use than when they mean then. (I think these people don't know there's a word than.)
Quote: GreasyjohnI mentioned in a prior post on another thread that I wouldn't eat there even if it was comped. Now that I think of it I wouldn't stay at Circus Circus if it was comped either. Why did they name it Circus Circus anyway? Yeah, I know about the elephant and stuff, but it's like naming NYNY, NYNYNYNY. I remember back when on the second floor they had a small rotating bar. Had a drink there. Could have looked around to find Tony Stuart's gift shop. Anyone remember back in 1980 when they had lots of slot machines in Vegas that had nothing but $ signs on each stop (with a few scattered blanks and three logo-symbols of some sort for the jackpot)? You would get three $ signs almost 50% of the time for a 2:1 payout. This was back in the day when you had to grab the eight ball and pull down on the lever. I remember seeing Liberace there once. "Isn't this piano covered in mirrors beautiful? There are only two of them in the whole world. I own both of them."
The casino tower rooms are as good as Golden Nugget rooms.
Quote: GreasyjohnIt's not the rooms, it's the clientele.
I was really excited to see circus circus after seeing fear and loathing in Vegas. Big disappointment, it's just a bunch of kids running around.
Quote: Greasyjohn. Had a drink there. Could have looked around to find Tony Stuart's gift shop. ."
I believe you are talking about Tony Spilatro, not Stewart.
Quote: BozI believe you are talking about Tony Spilatro, not Stewart.
I'm glad you mention this. Yes, Spilotro was his last name, but he held the gift shop under the alias Stuart.
There's an excellent book I read about Spilotro entitled Enforcer.
I got one too but sadly it did not work.
cap with it.
Quote: MrV$2000 is pretty steep for a disguise.
For about one quarter of that price I can order a truly transformational disguise.
I wonder if I'd get used to guys opening doors for me and offering to buy me drinks?
realflesh
Yeah, unless it's an incredibly real silicone mask, I don't know what would be worth $2K. The one you have pictured here wouldn't fly in a casino. That's a good shot, but in reality, at first glance, you'd look like a tranny to the patrons. On closer examination, your eyes would be sunken into your sockets--at least that is the case on some of them. Wouldn't fool surveillance; at best they would notice something off. Think OP should reveal a bit more. If someone gives me just $1900, I'll buy them an $800 silicone mask--NEW!
Mission Impossible had masks that still
aren't possible today, and most of the
audience thought the show was very
plausible.
Quote: Zcore13He did not say "masks". He said disguises. I'm thinking wig, fake facial hair, horrifying mole, suicidal neck scar, polio arm and leg braces and Tom Dempsey shoe.
ZCore13
Tom Dempsey shoe? At first I thought you were talking about the shoe in the Blackjack Hall of Fame that contained the toe computer. So I googled it and the field goal kicker came up. Move it to DT mods.
j/k
I don't need a disguise. I'm just going to look like an androgynous 30-year-old and wear a baseball cap, sunglasses and drink bottled water. Then I definitely wouldn't be recognized.
an old person oxygen tank with the tubes
in your nose. You'll be invisible.
Quote: teddysYeah, for $2k your's better be damn close to that Phillip Seymour Hoffmann costume that Tom Cruise wore in M.I.:3 -- wiith the voice duplicator, too.
Yeah for 2K, an invisible voice modulator better come with it. Gonna have to agree with bobsims, good luck on Ebay. Not one detail since first post. Who would even consider a serious meeting about this mystery disguise?
Quote: SonuvabishQuote: teddysYeah, for $2k your's better be damn close to that Phillip Seymour Hoffmann costume that Tom Cruise wore in M.I.:3 -- wiith the voice duplicator, too.
Yeah for 2K, an invisible voice modulator better come with it. Gonna have to agree with bobsims, good luck on Ebay. Not one detail since first post. Who would even consider a serious meeting about this mystery disguise?
Dunno, but I would take a thread offering used condoms for sale more seriously than this one.
Quote: sc15Quote: SonuvabishQuote: teddysYeah, for $2k your's better be damn close to that Phillip Seymour Hoffmann costume that Tom Cruise wore in M.I.:3 -- wiith the voice duplicator, too.
Yeah for 2K, an invisible voice modulator better come with it. Gonna have to agree with bobsims, good luck on Ebay. Not one detail since first post. Who would even consider a serious meeting about this mystery disguise?
Dunno, but I would take a thread offering used condoms for sale more seriously than this one.
LOL. If you're in the market, I know a guy who knows a guy