Nathan's Corner
Quote: NathanBingo at Seminole Classic Casino(The one I got banned from for a year after getting caught cheating in a Bingo scam) is coming back on November 5th, a whopping SIX MONTHS after the last Bingo day! 😱😳
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Nathan,
I recommend that you get into the habit of NOT admitting to fraud here or elsewhere.
Instead of saying "Cheating in a bingo scam" Try writing 'Winning in a Bingo Scheme" or similar.
The latter would not hurt you so much in a court case.
I, Nathan was thinking something along the lines of ,"I'm not going to fit into WOV playing literal penny bets. Gotta play high rolling bets." I had both low self esteem and a REALLY disturbing need to fit into WOV. 😱😳 Back then, $5 bets was the maximum bet for slot machines. Nowadays the maximum bet is like $100! 😱😳
Speaking of playing literal penny bets, I recently won $50 on a one penny bet! 😀 On White Orchid, I got five in a row of the Woman, the highest paying Symbol! 😀 5,000 times my bet! 😀 And I recently got her before playing .02, for $50, 2,500 times my bet! 😀
I at first thought Roger was implying that his Dad abandoned the family by leaving England to go to The United States (Flown across the ocean, the "ocean," being The Atlantic Ocean) but I begun to wonder if Roger's Father hadn't died because if he just merely abandoned his family to fly to The United States, Roger wouldn't emotionally be asking what he left behind for him. 💡🤔 It turns out, it IS about Roger's Father's death! Who died when Roger was just a baby!😱😳 Yikes! 😱😳
Quote: NathanI have been listening lately to Another Brick In The Wall by Pink Floyd the full roughly 10 minute version and Roger melancholy sings Daddy's flown across the ocean leaving just a memory. A snapshot in the family album, hey Daddy, what else did you leave for me? And with a deeper emotion, sounding kind of angry, repeats,"Hey Daddy, what did you leave for me?"
I at first thought Roger was implying that his Dad abandoned the family by leaving England to go to The United States (Flown across the ocean, the "ocean," being The Atlantic Ocean) but I begun to wonder if Roger's Father hadn't died because if he just merely abandoned his family to fly to The United States, Roger wouldn't emotionally be asking what he left behind for him. 💡🤔 It turns out, it IS about Roger's Father's death! Who died when Roger was just a baby!😱😳 Yikes! 😱😳
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I understood it to refer to "Dad's" military service during World War II, having gone from England to the continent.
(Joke.)
Quote: NathanI have been listening lately to Another Brick In The Wall by Pink Floyd the full roughly 10 minute version and Roger melancholy sings Daddy's flown across the ocean leaving just a memory. A snapshot in the family album, hey Daddy, what else did you leave for me? And with a deeper emotion, sounding kind of angry, repeats,"Hey Daddy, what did you leave for me?"
I at first thought Roger was implying that his Dad abandoned the family by leaving England to go to The United States (Flown across the ocean, the "ocean," being The Atlantic Ocean) but I begun to wonder if Roger's Father hadn't died because if he just merely abandoned his family to fly to The United States, Roger wouldn't emotionally be asking what he left behind for him. 💡🤔 It turns out, it IS about Roger's Father's death! Who died when Roger was just a baby!😱😳 Yikes! 😱😳
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If you haven't seen the Wall movie, much of this is explained in it, Kind of. Sort of.
Quote: DieterQuote: NathanI have been listening lately to Another Brick In The Wall by Pink Floyd the full roughly 10 minute version and Roger melancholy sings Daddy's flown across the ocean leaving just a memory. A snapshot in the family album, hey Daddy, what else did you leave for me? And with a deeper emotion, sounding kind of angry, repeats,"Hey Daddy, what did you leave for me?"
I at first thought Roger was implying that his Dad abandoned the family by leaving England to go to The United States (Flown across the ocean, the "ocean," being The Atlantic Ocean) but I begun to wonder if Roger's Father hadn't died because if he just merely abandoned his family to fly to The United States, Roger wouldn't emotionally be asking what he left behind for him. 💡🤔 It turns out, it IS about Roger's Father's death! Who died when Roger was just a baby!😱😳 Yikes! 😱😳
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I understood it to refer to "Dad's" military service during World War II, having gone from England to the continent.
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Roger Waters dad was killed at the Anzio, one of the stupider battles of WW2
I have two family members who died on the same exact date but not the same day. 😭 What makes this much worse is that my dead Grandma's and my dead Aunt were Mother and Daughter, meaning Grandma lost her Daughter the day after her birthday! 😱😳😭 Aunt died in 2013 and Grandma died in 2024. So not only did she lose her Daughter, she lost her one day after her birthday! 😱😳😭What a REALLY messed up belated birthday gift! 😱😳😭
Life goes on. Honor their memories by being the best you can be.
Quote: avianrandyThey didn't want you to test online casinos did they Nathan?
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Sorry, I JUST revisited Nathan's Corner today. 💡 Yes, they wanted me to test online Casinos. 💡So I surmised that you got one of these weird unsolicited PMs too. 💡 Which means that my assumption that it was mass produced was right. 💡
Quote: billryanSending a copy to every active poster hardly qualifies as mass production.
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It kind of does qualify as mass production if someone is sending the same PM to every active poster. 💡
maybe this person knows you have played online casinos and done others things online for money and that's why they messaged you Nathan.Quote: NathanQuote: billryanSending a copy to every active poster hardly qualifies as mass production.
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It kind of does qualify as mass production if someone is sending the same PM to every active poster. 💡
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But they didn't send just to WOV, they sent it to many websites and a lot of people. Even if they sent it to many people here, isn't the word mass subjective?Quote: billryanSending a copy to every active poster hardly qualifies as mass production.
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Perhaps using the word mass might have been a little dramatic, but can you say for certain what qualifies as "mass production"? What's the number that makes "mass production" a proper term that can be used?
Personally, I think it just means a lot of something that you cannot really count at the time. Not being able to count doesn't necessarily mean it's so much that it's impossible to count; it's just because there's a lot of it, and it might be difficult to count. One might say they have a mass/massive amount of chips on the table.
Anyways, I followed up and looked into that company's offer. I do believe, in fact, it's legitimate.Quote: NathanI meant mass produced PM as in it was a copy and paste PM sent to random people. 💡
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They are based in the UK and Canada, so I'm not sure how they can accommodate US citizens. I will attempt to find out if they can accommodate US citizens.
Their hourly rates(seems to be negotiable) are based on a few things, including how many words per hour you can generate(I think they overestimate that when you actually add their protocall)
I keep detailed notes, even more so than they do on the online casinos that I play. If they want to pay me extra for something I'm already doing, and God bless them.
I found a Website that CLAIMS it cancels Betterfittoo subscriptions and I TRIED to cancel the Betterfittoo subscription.... And that Website TRIED TO CHARGE me for a Betterfittoo Subscription instead despite claiming that it CANCELS Betterfittoo subscriptions! 😱😳😡🤬 WTF? 😱😳😡😡
I reported this to my PayPal account and asked them to block all Betterfittoo subscriptions as I do not know what Betterfittoo is and when I tried to cancel the Betterfittoo subscriptions they tried to charge me for a Betterfittoo Subscription instead despite claiming that they cancel Betterfittoo subscriptions. 💡
The Sephora Employee suddenly has a flashback to a MAN exactly a couple of days ago who was treating his girlfriend to about $3,000 worth of Sephora products (Sephora is EXPENSIVE) and realized he accidentally left his cash and his girlfriend looked a bit confused. He told the Sephora Employee to use a credit card and she ran it.
In the present time, the Sephora Employee realized that the Wife's Husband was not only cheating on her but spent roughly $3,000 of HER credit card money for his girlfriend's EXPENSIVE Sephora spree! 😱😳 The Sephora Employee looked shocked and uncomfortable understandably. The skit didn't end with her telling the Wife that her Husband was a cheating cad however. 💡
Quote: NathanSo, I just watched a VERY awkward Sephora skit where a WIFE calls Sephora claiming that her credit card was unauthorized for roughly $3,000 a couple of days ago and she had NEVER shopped at Sephora in her life. The Sephora Employee asked her if anyone else she knew was an authorized user on her credit card. She said her Husband was an authorized user on her credit card but she highly doubted that he would be shopping at Sephora (Sephora is an expensive beauty store) .
The Sephora Employee suddenly has a flashback to a MAN exactly a couple of days ago who was treating his girlfriend to about $3,000 worth of Sephora products (Sephora is EXPENSIVE) and realized he accidentally left his cash and his girlfriend looked a bit confused. He told the Sephora Employee to use a credit card and she ran it.
In the present time, the Sephora Employee realized that the Wife's Husband was not only cheating on her but spent roughly $3,000 of HER credit card money for his girlfriend's EXPENSIVE Sephora spree! 😱😳 The Sephora Employee looked shocked and uncomfortable understandably. The skit didn't end with her telling the Wife that her Husband was a cheating cad however. 💡
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Wow that is in bad taste. When I see ads like that I've got to wonder- who is the target audience for this ad, and what about it is going to generate a positive impression of the product or brand?
But I can one-up them: a mugger beating a woman in a dark parking lot as she tries to enter her car. He steals her purse and runs off with it, and when he empties it out he is delighted to find Sephora products. Then we can do one with a young girl being trafficked and her customers give her Sephora products.
Quote: AutomaticMonkeyQuote: NathanSo, I just watched a VERY awkward Sephora skit where a WIFE calls Sephora claiming that her credit card was unauthorized for roughly $3,000 a couple of days ago and she had NEVER shopped at Sephora in her life. The Sephora Employee asked her if anyone else she knew was an authorized user on her credit card. She said her Husband was an authorized user on her credit card but she highly doubted that he would be shopping at Sephora (Sephora is an expensive beauty store) .
The Sephora Employee suddenly has a flashback to a MAN exactly a couple of days ago who was treating his girlfriend to about $3,000 worth of Sephora products (Sephora is EXPENSIVE) and realized he accidentally left his cash and his girlfriend looked a bit confused. He told the Sephora Employee to use a credit card and she ran it.
In the present time, the Sephora Employee realized that the Wife's Husband was not only cheating on her but spent roughly $3,000 of HER credit card money for his girlfriend's EXPENSIVE Sephora spree! 😱😳 The Sephora Employee looked shocked and uncomfortable understandably. The skit didn't end with her telling the Wife that her Husband was a cheating cad however. 💡
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Wow that is in bad taste. When I see ads like that I've got to wonder- who is the target audience for this ad, and what about it is going to generate a positive impression of the product or brand?
But I can one-up them: a mugger beating a woman in a dark parking lot as she tries to enter her car. He steals her purse and runs off with it, and when he empties it out he is delighted to find Sephora products. Then we can do one with a young girl being trafficked and her customers give her Sephora products.
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Yeah, that skit was incredibly awkward. I'll play Devil's Advocate and say that MAYBE Sephora was trying to say that their products are so good that men will lavish their girlfriend (That they are cheating on their wife with) with roughly $3,000 Sephora spree? Because a roughly $3,000 Makeup spree is insane. That's three MONTHS rent for many people. 💡
But I felt so bad for the Wife. Getting cheated on and having her husband use HER money on the Woman he's cheating on her with is incredibly heartbreaking. I would have divorced his ass so fast in her position! 💡😡🤬😱😳
Quote: NathanSpeaking of asking other people to buy them dinner, a guy said he won $500 in free play in a public Casino drawing. He went back to his seat and started playing the $500 in free play. Two burly men sat on both sides of him and weren't gambling and made uncomfortable "jokes," about him buying them dinner with his $500 in free play....
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I am sick and tired of the attitude of having to pay off everyone who does a good deed, especially in a casino. The good karma earned from a kind act is more valuable than $10.
