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Just my opinion, ...but there is no substitute for going to the track....to not get that rush (that's better than ANY drug you can buy) you receive if you go there, and get down front; where you can hear the sound the air makes as its' displaced by the beasts as they move at surprising speeds and to feel the ground ACTUALLY SHAKE as they go steaming by, hearing every little sound of the horses snorting and the tack moving and the jockeys whispering the command to "go" into the horses rearward pointed ear coming into the final stretch even over the din of the crowd IMO there is nothing more magnificent except maybe becoming a dad....

and so I have no problem if they want to regulate internet gambling...it's for people too lazy to go to the track...we should "let" the regz "have" this one, fight them on more important issues if you must. Besides, if you don't know what you're doing it's a big racket. You know what they say; if you have money to gamble, you have money to lose.

Posted by: yogeee   Posted on: 07/11/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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