Yeah, I don't really see the link. I think you're searching down the wrong alley here, honestly. Especially since the user is disparaging LAngel, rather than doing anything that is in support of his claims. Apart from the whole "10000x" comment, which I think most skeptical gamblers would agree with...

After all, I'm quite cynical when it comes to casinos and their ToS.

the reason he lied about the settlement is to give an excuse to close the thread without admitting he cheated
Think I know who it is anyway real name Jason he's British hit my dice site many moons ago

Thanks for the quick demonstration of my point. Yes, the only way Biden wins is fraud.

Yes, just driving down the road. Again, a minor traffic violation at most.

Even if he did, and? Jail with over a million dollar bond for a traffic violation? This is 100% a political prosecution, exactly like many others which have suddenly become common to appease the violent mobs of neo-Maoists piles of shit destroying shit all over this nation and the world.




That is exactly what he was, and that is exactly what happened. First of all you will notice those fucking morons used black cars to block the highway at night, with the only white vehicle, the van being at the inside of the apex of a curve. I know simple concepts like stopping distance at speed, and seeing around curves, and dark objects being harder to see at night are difficult for you, but it is pretty obvious to everyone else these "protestors" are 137% at fault.

It may well be some innocent guy. Guilty of entering an exit ramp and generally negligent, but not guilty of capital murder.

As stupid as you can agree the protesters on the freeway may be, bet you drivers can match that stupid. Maybe even double down on that stupid.

That's a bit like arguing WW2 German soldiers were bad and evil people. They weren't, they were just men who were drafted or enlisted under extreme peer pressure.

You might be thinking of the LEADERS of military forces, but I doubt it. You likely just think Confederate soldiers were bad, right?

Yet I did, you apparently did not.

"Police tried closing off entrances to a portion of the highway, I-5, to protect the group, which was part of Black Lives Matter."

Closed by who?

Does this some how make standing on a highway, at night dressed in all black no less, any less retarded?

If I put a gun to my head and pull the trigger over and over, is it safe because I was told it is unloaded?

Not sure on why people think this is some sort of fraud.

Biden is the favorite to win the 2020 election right now, that's just the fact of the matter.

I get it. The Stalin statue remains standing because...

yes the same thing i was talking about . i added custom seed and there was no space

"$1.2 Million Bail for Man Who Struck Protesters Blocking Highway"

https://www.theepochtimes.com/man-who-struck-protesters-blocking-highway-gets-1-2-million-bail_3414831.html

Clearly a white supremacist attack. I mean who in their right minds is driving on the highway at night at high speeds when people are protesting on it?

Twitch you've actually redefined Libtard there...

You are nothing but a little bitch spectator who left the game but still wants a say in how its played. That way if it goes bad you don't pay any price, if it goes well you can suddenly be reinvigorated with patriotism and return home. Fuck you. Stay there, we don't want you. The only way Democrats will win in November is fraud, which is why they are so desperate to open up as many avenues for fraud as possible.

The question is: Why 90% of the hashes are based on the seed WITHOUT space and  the hashes that user loses are those which space is included? I tested it, never used space but somehow system automatically adds it in the hashes that I'm losing -,-

No need to do that. Because the libtards thought they'd be clever and put one up that was slightly different. But we saw through it.

Located in Central Park, “El Che” is a sculpture by artist Christian Jankowski. Apparently, it’s not supposed to depict Che himself, but rather a Che impersonator who idolized the actual guy (what?). We’re dealing with people who defaced an Abraham Lincoln statue when going after confederates, so one would think a statue of a person who looks exactly like Che Guevara that says “Viva La Re-Evolucion,” might be a target of people who actually cared about injustice.

https://www.redstate.com/ameliahamilton/2017/08/28/if-you-must-destroy-statues-consider-these-four/

So what do you say? You have a problem with this Che statue in NY coming down? I hope not.

But it'd be kind of fun to listen to the libtards whine, bitch and moan about how they'd like to keep their statutes of their heroes.

New Yorkers and tourists alike are accustomed to seeing the occasional street performer, entertaining crowds with dance, magic or impersonation. When visitors encounter Christian Jankowski’s Living Sculptures, they may at first think they are seeing three street performers, surprisingly motionless and grouped together. In actuality, the figures are bronze sculptures that reference professional street performers who pose as historical or fantastical characters for passersby. Specifically these works draw inspiration from three street performers Jankowski (b.1968, Plzen, Czech Republic) observed and selected from a public thoroughfare in Barcelona: a man who presents himself as the likeness of a Roman legionnaire, and who refers to himself as “Caesar;” a man who poses as the revolutionary leader Che Guevara; and a woman inspired by “The Anthropomorphic Cabinet Woman,” an enigmatic figure created by artist Salvador Dali.

Jankowski’s sculptures are, in essence, statues of people performing as statues. Representing modern day figures, both real and imagined, they are exceptionally life-like, though solid bronze in their composition. Their human scale and figurative representation beckon viewers to come close, consider whether they are real people, pose next to them for photos, and perhaps even leave a few coins in appreciation. The installation of Living Sculptures at the entrance to Central Park is especially fitting given that it is a favored spot for public sculptures as well as some of New York City’s actual street performers, including a frequent impersonator of the Statue of Liberty.

In these works Jankowski fuses the tradition of monuments with popular references: Che Guevara’s image circulates as a symbol of politics as much as of counterculture. This representation of someone impersonating “el Che” demonstrates a further remaking and another interpretation of this icon. Dali’s “Cabinet Woman” similarly exemplifies the extent to which Dali’s imagery has entered into popular consciousness, inspiring numerous adaptations. For “Caesar,” the modern-day wearer has modified the ancient costume of sandals and sword. Jankowski conflates actual historical sources with the street performers’ interpretations, fusing and memorializing the two in sculptures that call our attention to the way figures are personified in art and popular culture.

I won't make the argument that everyone tearing down statues represents all the millions of protesters because it just isn't true. I haven't seen many others make that argument either but I also haven't looked hard enough. Regardless, it's a disingenuous point to lump in these mobs and protesters. But we know why this is becoming a partisan issue and it's because Trump chose to give a stance on it therefore people feel the need to do a 180 on his position to spite him.

Oh you want to talk about historical precedents of tearing down statues and monuments? You know when that is also even more of a precedent? Invading forces seeking to destroy and erase the existing society.

Shouldn't the idea of removing statues and setting them on fire in angry mob fashion not be a partisan issue though?

I sometimes wonder in what kind of world some people would like to live. Most communities are very clear about the historical value of their monuments and proud of them. Remember when someone threaten Iran to destroy all of their historical heritage? The response was more unanimous than anything before that. They are proud of who they are and very aware of the value their heritage has. People should have this sort of sensibility and not deface statues and random monuments....