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When I was a child, I spoke as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child, but when I became a man, I put away childish things.

Corinthians. Heard it repeatedly from a Catholic brother as a high school frosh. This pain in the ass brother was my geometry teacher:(
 

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When I was a child, I spoke as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child, but when I became a man, I put away childish things.

lol "SMURPHY"

That's good. Think I got one even better I heard off the internet from a lawyer that couldn't gamble and gave up......

"A man has to know his limitations"

-Clint Eastwood
 

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lol "SMURPHY"

That's good. Think I got one even better I heard off the internet from a lawyer that couldn't gamble and gave up......

"A man has to know his limitations"

-Clint Eastwood

Yep, 6 of one, half dozen of the other. All I know is I can't gamble worth shit anymore. ...And I'm actually kind of happy about that.
 

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In all seriousness

I've had many a thought over the last year or so about giving up the sauce. I actually stopped playing for almost a year, then started playing again right before foots started. But this time I'm in it more for entertainment. I fuk around now more with props and crazy ML pars than I ever did before. The sauce would be harder to give up since it is a fairly big interest of the current gf. We actually don't drink that often any more. But when the gate is open, go on a big run. I'm finding more and more that I'm getting bored of drinking. I get nothing out of it.:shrug: Can't possibly top the stories/stupid things I've done drunk to this point. Not bored of making friendly/crazy wagers.

And I need to keep drinking on occasion in case Extrap comes back and posts again.
 

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Yep, 6 of one, half dozen of the other. All I know is I can't gamble worth shit anymore. ...And I'm actually kind of happy about that.

Isn't it "six IN one; half dozen IN the other"?

If I have 6 apples and a half dozen oranges, those aren't exactly the same thing....
 

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Isn't it "six IN one; half dozen IN the other"?

If I have 6 apples and a half dozen oranges, those aren't exactly the same thing....

I always thought it was "of".:shrug: ...Wow, what a dull topic, but I'm going to find out....

http://www.goenglish.com/SixOfOneAHalfDozenOfTheOther.asp


"Six of one, half-dozen of the other" says that two things which people refer to differently are actually the same thing. A "dozen" is a counting word that represents twelve (12) of some particular item, so a "half-dozen" is equal to six (6) of that item, and saying "six of one" is equal to saying "a half-dozen of the other." The "one" and the "other" refer to the two things which you are saying are not so different. Example: "I say she's a stewardess. She says she's a flight attendant. It's six of one, a half-dozen of the other." Although something has been said in two different ways, they ultimately mean the same thing.


It figures - you Southerners don't know how to turn a proper phrase. ...Oh great, what the hell is "turn a phrase" exactly?
 

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In all seriousness

I've had many a thought over the last year or so about giving up the sauce. I actually stopped playing for almost a year, then started playing again right before foots started. But this time I'm in it more for entertainment. I fuk around now more with props and crazy ML pars than I ever did before. The sauce would be harder to give up since it is a fairly big interest of the current gf. We actually don't drink that often any more. But when the gate is open, go on a big run. I'm finding more and more that I'm getting bored of drinking. I get nothing out of it.:shrug: Can't possibly top the stories/stupid things I've done drunk to this point. Not bored of making friendly/crazy wagers.

And I need to keep drinking on occasion in case Extrap comes back and posts again.

I'm kind of with you on the drinking. The great stories are in the past there's not much else good that comes of it.....outside of MJ events of course.
 

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I always thought it was "of".:shrug: ...Wow, what a dull topic, but I'm going to find out....

http://www.goenglish.com/SixOfOneAHalfDozenOfTheOther.asp


"Six of one, half-dozen of the other" says that two things which people refer to differently are actually the same thing. A "dozen" is a counting word that represents twelve (12) of some particular item, so a "half-dozen" is equal to six (6) of that item, and saying "six of one" is equal to saying "a half-dozen of the other." The "one" and the "other" refer to the two things which you are saying are not so different. Example: "I say she's a stewardess. She says she's a flight attendant. It's six of one, a half-dozen of the other." Although something has been said in two different ways, they ultimately mean the same thing.


It figures - you Southerners don't know how to turn a proper phrase. ...Oh great, what the hell is "turn a phrase" exactly?

Hmm. I see their point, but I still don't buy it.

Oh yeah, I have that Southern hard-headed thing, too.

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