Posted:
#101
its funny us degenerates had her pegged from day 1.. now everyone is onto her 1 year later
SJP is a Scammer
who got banned because of this TWAT 
Posted:
#110
LOL!!! Holy shit, this is beautiful! I can't remember what exactly I did, but I have been boxed one time in my 10 years on Covers. I do remember it being during the time of SJP, and I'm pretty sure it was something negative regarding her.
Unbelievable what pathetic morons we have on this message board and in the world! I mean, it's as if she was the only female companion that they had, and they felt it was real relationship. I really hope they are reading this (probably under a newly created alias), seeing how dumb they look, and hopefully learn to never give anyone money ever again. Unfortunately, a real-life scammer will probably befriend them at some point and take them for big time money.
Unbelievable what pathetic morons we have on this message board and in the world! I mean, it's as if she was the only female companion that they had, and they felt it was real relationship. I really hope they are reading this (probably under a newly created alias), seeing how dumb they look, and hopefully learn to never give anyone money ever again. Unfortunately, a real-life scammer will probably befriend them at some point and take them for big time money.
Posted:
#111
How on earth did she get a job at ESPN?
She said she met them, surely they do reference checks etc etc....she was working there as i read some of her columns, so why is she then wasting her time trying to collect crumbs from covers?
Something just doesnt add up here, i dont think we are getting the full story.
Posted:
#113
Quote Originally Posted by RobertBobson:
I know I'm not a regular on the site or the forums, but I'm a long time lurker. I'm what you might call a contrarian bettor, and I like to get an idea of what many of the "experts" around here think about certain plays, and then bet against the public consensus. So mining these forums is a good resource to find public information. I haven't felt the desire to post, until now, because I don't see any +EV in spouting off my opinions about games.
I've found many threads and many little dramas on this site entertaining, but there's something really unsavory about the misogynistic glee many are taking in the fall of Sarah J Phillips. There's no question that she appears to have made some profound mistakes, and let untrustworthy characters into her life, but I refuse to believe the Deadspin angle of the story, that she would risk a media career, just to do some small time grafts on people. THAT'S what doesn't add up. A young, attractive girl like that, with a passion for sports and gambling, she could have been a media superstar, and throwing it away for a small time graft seems unbelievably foolish. There has to be something else to it, and I suspect it is a scumbag boyfriend, or people close to her, that were manipulating her or using her name to make some quick money. God knows, when you're in the sports gambling world, you can meet some real sociopathic dirtballs. The reason that I think Sarah ISN'T a sociopathic dirtball, but instead is the victim of one (or more) is because it's so much more +EV for her parlay her looks/brand into an actual career.
Anyway, I find this whole thing sad, I have been a fan of SJP's work for over a year. I hope the whole truth comes out, and even if the worst is true, even if she was scamming people, that she uses this as an opportunity to get her life cleaned up and set back on the right path. Good luck, Sarah, just know not everyone is dancing on your grave.
go to bed Sarah...I know I'm not a regular on the site or the forums, but I'm a long time lurker. I'm what you might call a contrarian bettor, and I like to get an idea of what many of the "experts" around here think about certain plays, and then bet against the public consensus. So mining these forums is a good resource to find public information. I haven't felt the desire to post, until now, because I don't see any +EV in spouting off my opinions about games.
I've found many threads and many little dramas on this site entertaining, but there's something really unsavory about the misogynistic glee many are taking in the fall of Sarah J Phillips. There's no question that she appears to have made some profound mistakes, and let untrustworthy characters into her life, but I refuse to believe the Deadspin angle of the story, that she would risk a media career, just to do some small time grafts on people. THAT'S what doesn't add up. A young, attractive girl like that, with a passion for sports and gambling, she could have been a media superstar, and throwing it away for a small time graft seems unbelievably foolish. There has to be something else to it, and I suspect it is a scumbag boyfriend, or people close to her, that were manipulating her or using her name to make some quick money. God knows, when you're in the sports gambling world, you can meet some real sociopathic dirtballs. The reason that I think Sarah ISN'T a sociopathic dirtball, but instead is the victim of one (or more) is because it's so much more +EV for her parlay her looks/brand into an actual career.
Anyway, I find this whole thing sad, I have been a fan of SJP's work for over a year. I hope the whole truth comes out, and even if the worst is true, even if she was scamming people, that she uses this as an opportunity to get her life cleaned up and set back on the right path. Good luck, Sarah, just know not everyone is dancing on your grave.
Posted:
#115
Quote Originally Posted by RobertBobson:
I know I'm not a regular on the site or the forums, but I'm a long time lurker. I'm what you might call a contrarian bettor, and I like to get an idea of what many of the "experts" around here think about certain plays, and then bet against the public consensus. So mining these forums is a good resource to find public information. I haven't felt the desire to post, until now, because I don't see any +EV in spouting off my opinions about games.
I've found many threads and many little dramas on this site entertaining, but there's something really unsavory about the misogynistic glee many are taking in the fall of Sarah J Phillips. There's no question that she appears to have made some profound mistakes, and let untrustworthy characters into her life, but I refuse to believe the Deadspin angle of the story, that she would risk a media career, just to do some small time grafts on people. THAT'S what doesn't add up. A young, attractive girl like that, with a passion for sports and gambling, she could have been a media superstar, and throwing it away for a small time graft seems unbelievably foolish. There has to be something else to it, and I suspect it is a scumbag boyfriend, or people close to her, that were manipulating her or using her name to make some quick money. God knows, when you're in the sports gambling world, you can meet some real sociopathic dirtballs. The reason that I think Sarah ISN'T a sociopathic dirtball, but instead is the victim of one (or more) is because it's so much more +EV for her parlay her looks/brand into an actual career.
Anyway, I find this whole thing sad, I have been a fan of SJP's work for over a year. I hope the whole truth comes out, and even if the worst is true, even if she was scamming people, that she uses this as an opportunity to get her life cleaned up and set back on the right path. Good luck, Sarah, just know not everyone is dancing on your grave.
I know I'm not a regular on the site or the forums, but I'm a long time lurker. I'm what you might call a contrarian bettor, and I like to get an idea of what many of the "experts" around here think about certain plays, and then bet against the public consensus. So mining these forums is a good resource to find public information. I haven't felt the desire to post, until now, because I don't see any +EV in spouting off my opinions about games.
I've found many threads and many little dramas on this site entertaining, but there's something really unsavory about the misogynistic glee many are taking in the fall of Sarah J Phillips. There's no question that she appears to have made some profound mistakes, and let untrustworthy characters into her life, but I refuse to believe the Deadspin angle of the story, that she would risk a media career, just to do some small time grafts on people. THAT'S what doesn't add up. A young, attractive girl like that, with a passion for sports and gambling, she could have been a media superstar, and throwing it away for a small time graft seems unbelievably foolish. There has to be something else to it, and I suspect it is a scumbag boyfriend, or people close to her, that were manipulating her or using her name to make some quick money. God knows, when you're in the sports gambling world, you can meet some real sociopathic dirtballs. The reason that I think Sarah ISN'T a sociopathic dirtball, but instead is the victim of one (or more) is because it's so much more +EV for her parlay her looks/brand into an actual career.
Anyway, I find this whole thing sad, I have been a fan of SJP's work for over a year. I hope the whole truth comes out, and even if the worst is true, even if she was scamming people, that she uses this as an opportunity to get her life cleaned up and set back on the right path. Good luck, Sarah, just know not everyone is dancing on your grave.
Shut the fuck up.
Posted:
#116
Quote Originally Posted by BostonKen:
You have the story mixed up. She got the job at ESPN via her scam at Covers. Although she claimed to have been interviewed in Bristol, her editor at ESPN stated that no one has actually met her in person.
So ESPN hired her without meeting her?
This should be really interesting
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