Posted:
#51
gl like SD-Miami under
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NFL TOTALS ACTION=>1PM=>4PM=>SNF=>MNF=>all right here
Posted:
#52
Quote Originally Posted by kalind:
new orleans vs jacksonville OVER 45
LIMIT PLAY
san fran vs philadelphia UNDER 44
LIMIT PLAY
new england vs oakland OVER 54.5
$2,200 to win $2,000
ny jets vs baltimore UNDER 42.5
$2,200 to win $2,000
indianapolis vs tampa bay OVER 40.5
$2,200 to win $2,000
parlay 5
after this weekend cashes and i collect i will be donating to breast cancer awareness through a foundation a very good friend of mine is in. do something nice for someone. re=invest some of your winnings to a person in need.
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Posted:
#53
thnx fellas. no reasonings. just play what the numbers and info gives me. nothing special, no system, no cat calling me froom vegas, nothing other than watching the games, studying the matchups, determining my line vs the line, 12 years of doing this shit, and common sense sometimes. i am a regular cat that loves the game. high risk high reward, scared money dont make no money, but nothing is a guarantee but this is as close as it gets.
best to all u cats.
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Posted:
#56
I look more at under games....because they have to play to beat you...and also you've already won before everything starts...
bol on sunday and monday.....loved yor pick on monday night with the skins/ cowgirls under.. talking to alot of experts saying that it's a different NFL league this year with a majority of games, which will go over ..being totals of mid 40's -into 50's...but there so much to take into consideration....
bol on sunday and monday.....loved yor pick on monday night with the skins/ cowgirls under.. talking to alot of experts saying that it's a different NFL league this year with a majority of games, which will go over ..being totals of mid 40's -into 50's...but there so much to take into consideration....
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Posted:
#60
Quote Originally Posted by kalind:
thnx fellas. no reasonings. just play what the numbers and info gives me. nothing special, no system, no cat calling me froom vegas, nothing other than watching the games, studying the matchups, determining my line vs the line, 12 years of doing this shit, and common sense sometimes. i am a regular cat that loves the game. high risk high reward, scared money dont make no money, but nothing is a guarantee but this is as close as it gets.
best to all u cats.
> Experience< 
- The storms will come, the storms will pass -
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Posted:
#61
Quote Originally Posted by skyclassic:
I look more at under games....because they have to play to beat you...and also you've already won before everything starts... bol on sunday and monday.....loved yor pick on monday night with the skins/ cowgirls under.. talking to alot of experts saying that it's a different NFL league this year with a majority of games, which will go over ..being totals of mid 40's -into 50's...but there so much to take into consideration....
I look more at under games....because they have to play to beat you...and also you've already won before everything starts...
bol on sunday and monday.....loved yor pick on monday night with the skins/ cowgirls under.. talking to alot of experts saying that it's a different NFL league this year with a majority of games, which will go over ..being totals of mid 40's -into 50's...but there so much to take into consideration....
the overs were killin it at a nice pace but i think unders went 10-6 last week. in the end it will settle around 56/44 or so. i hear u about the unders but the same goes for overs. every now and then a gmae will be over by halftime, nothing better than that. best to u on your season
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Posted:
#62
Quote Originally Posted by amiller64:
Like all these plays with 1 exception... The Jets @ Balty # is too low. Jets have turned into a pass first team and their defense is down..
Like all these plays with 1 exception... The Jets @ Balty # is too low. Jets have turned into a pass first team and their defense is down..
This one goes over in my opinion. good luck bro.
its funny how a muhfucka will tell u its cool to shit in his bathroom but there is no soap or toilet paper to wipe my ass. i was waiting and waiting for u to come give me your opinion this week but didnt show until tonite. DAMN. now i have to switch my bet because u said so. i was tellin myself that i would go ape shit on muhfuckas tellin me they were on the other side but nahhhhhh. i am really not a nice guy. so in true kalind fashion i will say.................................FUCK U AND YOUR OVER PLAY.
but, good luck to u on your plays.
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Posted:
#67
Quote Originally Posted by kalind:
new orleans vs jacksonville OVER 45
LIMIT PLAY
san fran vs philadelphia UNDER 42.5
LIMIT PLAY
new england vs oakland OVER 54.5
$2,200 to win $2,000
ny jets vs baltimore UNDER 42.5
$2,200 to win $2,000
indianapolis vs tampa bay OVER 40.5
$2,200 to win $2,000
parlay 5
after this weekend cashes and i collect i will be donating to breast cancer awareness through a foundation a very good friend of mine is in. do something nice for someone. re=invest some of your winnings to a person in need.
Pinkwashing
"Breast cancer has been transformed into a market-driven industry. It has become more about making money for corporate sponsors than funding innovative ways to treat breast cancer."- Health Studies researcher Samantha King, author of Pink Ribbons Inc.Wearing pink for breast cancer, or buying pink products, is a demonstration of your support for the enslavement of women by a highly-unethical industry that seeks to turn women's bodies into profit centers. Wearing pink shouts, "I support the ignorance of women! I support Big Pharma! I support male-dominated corporate control over the health of women's breasts!"
Buying pink products sends the same message. Whether it's a can of soup, a pair of pink batteries or even a pink "vacation" (yes, they do exist), these products are jumping on the pink bandwagon for one reason only: consumers buy it. Painting any product pink results in a sales surge.
The marketing push for pink products is so strong now that many companies selling products that actuallycause cancerhave jumped on the pink bandwagon! It's a practice called "pinkwashing," and when you see things like toxic cosmetics and chemically-manufactured personal care products sporting the pink ribbons and pledging to support breast cancer research, you have to stop and ask yourself the obvious question: Don't these products actually CAUSE breast cancer? Yes, many of them do.
The truth is there's no accountability in the donations stemming from the sales of such pink products. Buying a can of soup branded with a pink ribbon, for example, may generate a whole of two cents in donations. And where do those donations go? Are they spent on nutritional education programs for women? Of course not - they often go into the pockets of pro-pharmaceutical non-profit groups (like the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation) that have very strong ties to drug companies and actually receive much of their funding from those companies. In effect, these are drug company "front groups" that engage in disease mongering and push mass screening in order to multiply the number of people being "treated" for breast cancer. The only allowed treatments, of course, are those that financially benefit the drug companies and conventional medicine practitioners.
The solution? Think before you pink! See the website of the honest non-profit, Breast Cancer Action, atwww.ThinkBeforeYouPink.orgto learn more.
Learn more:https://www.naturalnews.com/Report_Breast_Cancer_Deception_4.html#ixzz1ZV4qzEq1
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Donating to Breast Cancer 
With you all the way.
Posted:
#70
kalind,
been following you for a while. i analyzed the games you picked and agreed with all except 1... then i ran my numbers and got something different... did you maybe switch the last two? i agree with the first two but got a total of about 50 for the nyj game and something around 33 for the last game. anyways, gl on your plays.. keep up the great work.
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Posted:
#71
Hey Kalind thnx man. Keep up the good work! Major props for giving to such a good cause. Don't forget the kids tho. Sept. was childhood cancer awareness month. As sad as it is my own son is stricken with cancer such a sad thing to think about all the suffering he's done and all the other kids worldwide. He's a trooper and is gnna pull through this tho. No kid should have to suffer. Let's find a CURE!!!!
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Posted:
#72
Quote Originally Posted by kalind:
nothing better than a half-time winner!!!!
the overs were killin it at a nice pace but i think unders went 10-6 last week. in the end it will settle around 56/44 or so. i hear u about the unders but the same goes for overs. every now and then a gmae will be over by halftime, nothing better than that. best to u on your season
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Posted:
#74
Quote Originally Posted by PoleShiftTime:
Wearing pink for breast cancer, or buying pink products, is a demonstration of your support for the enslavement of women by a highly-unethical industry that seeks to turn women's bodies into profit centers. Wearing pink shouts, "I support the ignorance of women! I support Big Pharma! I support male-dominated corporate control over the health of women's breasts!"
Buying pink products sends the same message. Whether it's a can of soup, a pair of pink batteries or even a pink "vacation" (yes, they do exist), these products are jumping on the pink bandwagon for one reason only: consumers buy it. Painting any product pink results in a sales surge.
The marketing push for pink products is so strong now that many companies selling products that actuallycause cancerhave jumped on the pink bandwagon! It's a practice called "pinkwashing," and when you see things like toxic cosmetics and chemically-manufactured personal care products sporting the pink ribbons and pledging to support breast cancer research, you have to stop and ask yourself the obvious question: Don't these products actually CAUSE breast cancer? Yes, many of them do.
The truth is there's no accountability in the donations stemming from the sales of such pink products. Buying a can of soup branded with a pink ribbon, for example, may generate a whole of two cents in donations. And where do those donations go? Are they spent on nutritional education programs for women? Of course not - they often go into the pockets of pro-pharmaceutical non-profit groups (like the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation) that have very strong ties to drug companies and actually receive much of their funding from those companies. In effect, these are drug company "front groups" that engage in disease mongering and push mass screening in order to multiply the number of people being "treated" for breast cancer. The only allowed treatments, of course, are those that financially benefit the drug companies and conventional medicine practitioners.
The solution? Think before you pink! See the website of the honest non-profit, Breast Cancer Action, atwww.ThinkBeforeYouPink.orgto learn more.
Learn more:https://www.naturalnews.com/Report_Breast_Cancer_Deception_4.html#ixzz1ZV4qzEq1
Pinkwashing
"Breast cancer has been transformed into a market-driven industry. It has become more about making money for corporate sponsors than funding innovative ways to treat breast cancer."- Health Studies researcher Samantha King, author of Pink Ribbons Inc.Wearing pink for breast cancer, or buying pink products, is a demonstration of your support for the enslavement of women by a highly-unethical industry that seeks to turn women's bodies into profit centers. Wearing pink shouts, "I support the ignorance of women! I support Big Pharma! I support male-dominated corporate control over the health of women's breasts!"
Buying pink products sends the same message. Whether it's a can of soup, a pair of pink batteries or even a pink "vacation" (yes, they do exist), these products are jumping on the pink bandwagon for one reason only: consumers buy it. Painting any product pink results in a sales surge.
The marketing push for pink products is so strong now that many companies selling products that actuallycause cancerhave jumped on the pink bandwagon! It's a practice called "pinkwashing," and when you see things like toxic cosmetics and chemically-manufactured personal care products sporting the pink ribbons and pledging to support breast cancer research, you have to stop and ask yourself the obvious question: Don't these products actually CAUSE breast cancer? Yes, many of them do.
The truth is there's no accountability in the donations stemming from the sales of such pink products. Buying a can of soup branded with a pink ribbon, for example, may generate a whole of two cents in donations. And where do those donations go? Are they spent on nutritional education programs for women? Of course not - they often go into the pockets of pro-pharmaceutical non-profit groups (like the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation) that have very strong ties to drug companies and actually receive much of their funding from those companies. In effect, these are drug company "front groups" that engage in disease mongering and push mass screening in order to multiply the number of people being "treated" for breast cancer. The only allowed treatments, of course, are those that financially benefit the drug companies and conventional medicine practitioners.
The solution? Think before you pink! See the website of the honest non-profit, Breast Cancer Action, atwww.ThinkBeforeYouPink.orgto learn more.
Learn more:https://www.naturalnews.com/Report_Breast_Cancer_Deception_4.html#ixzz1ZV4qzEq1
right u are but this is a bit more personal. i totally overstand the corporate driven persona. thnx bruh
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Posted:
#75
Quote Originally Posted by TooL2424:
Hey Kalind thnx man. Keep up the good work! Major props for giving to such a good cause. Don't forget the kids tho. Sept. was childhood cancer awareness month. As sad as it is my own son is stricken with cancer such a sad thing to think about all the suffering he's done and all the other kids worldwide. He's a trooper and is gnna pull through this tho. No kid should have to suffer. Let's find a CURE!!!!
Hey Kalind thnx man. Keep up the good work! Major props for giving to such a good cause. Don't forget the kids tho. Sept. was childhood cancer awareness month. As sad as it is my own son is stricken with cancer such a sad thing to think about all the suffering he's done and all the other kids worldwide. He's a trooper and is gnna pull through this tho. No kid should have to suffer. Let's find a CURE!!!!
right on. i am a hands on volunteer here in motown with the kids. i volunteer for "battle of the books" and i also contribute to "autism walks-kendalls crusaders" for a friend in atlanta. during the day i help out at my youngest daughters school for their dads organization by reading to the kids and we also direct traffic in the mornings and open the doors for all the parents dropping off their children. i try to do as much as i can because tomorrow is not promised to us.
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