To cap the thread I opened, esp since it's taken a - uh - charming turn. Refreshing, actually. Just like the politically incorrect utterances I hear in sports bars, esp after the juice has been flowing awhile. Nice contrast to the pukey pc stuff one regularly gets from sports journalists national & local.
Men are more inclined to take risks: so explain the large number of ladies slamming the slots in every casino in existence. Slots - ain't that big time risk-taking?
Are the WNBA lesbians betting it as well as sweating it?
OK, as the penultimate poster said: Who the fuck cares?!
From now on I'll try to keep my opinions to myself, and instead simply grieve like the jabberers on ESPN next time Tiger goes into a long slump.
Men are more inclined to take risks: so explain the large number of ladies slamming the slots in every casino in existence. Slots - ain't that big time risk-taking?
Are the WNBA lesbians betting it as well as sweating it?
OK, as the penultimate poster said: Who the fuck cares?!
From now on I'll try to keep my opinions to myself, and instead simply grieve like the jabberers on ESPN next time Tiger goes into a long slump.
BTW,
All my square freinds ask me to be in their fantasy leauges because they know I am a gambler, but I wont do it becasue I cant stand fantasy leauges. Its the only jink there is, someguy throwing a td pass to beat a 1000 dollar game while it wins mr 10 in a fantsay leauge, no thanks
All my square freinds ask me to be in their fantasy leauges because they know I am a gambler, but I wont do it becasue I cant stand fantasy leauges. Its the only jink there is, someguy throwing a td pass to beat a 1000 dollar game while it wins mr 10 in a fantsay leauge, no thanks
uppy: 
I don't see where a "lot" of women are betting. When I used to be in the sportsbook daily, there were maybe 2-3 women in there at the most, and usually they were with someone male. You might see more at the Hard Rock or Palms sportsbooks, but they are there for shits and giggles or to attract their male counterparts.
