Borky

miga Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Borky Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > This place is jam packed with fools and lunatics > - > > and not in a good way - where have they all > come > > from since I got sent to devils islands last > time > > ? > > Barometer of cultural sensitivity and sanity has > spoken. Borky is not real - the poltroonery on show seems to from proper people

have a look at that camberwell cemetery thread - its like Hitlers bunker in there. but with less humour

This place is jam packed with fools and lunatics - and not in a good way - where have they all come from since I got sent to devils islands last time ?

yeah but... /forever

38 pages. That's an entire rain forest of hypothetical internet trees you have all destroyed whilst playing this wretched game of one upmanship over people long dead you never knew.

jesus Christ 9s it a full moon ? has someone accidently dropped off a load of the undead on Goose Green overnight?

an utter waste of time. Corbyn or May is like asking whether you want stabbed in the face or slashed across the throat. And don't me started on the libdem vermin.

*shakes fist at sky*

some utterly random stuff going on here. Someone's been reading Ulysses again.

BC is a rotter. I also hear of things things about a couple of truly global megastar Brits that would be in wandsworth if they were not untouchables. they are not getting any younger though. No , not Cliff

I am an internet construct. do not worry

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Borky Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > 3 on the list so far but I expect it to grow. > You > > fools better pack a small bag and out your > affairs > > in order , that 5AM knock on the door is > imminent. > > Even the rude stuff on here isn't that terrible ? 4

3 on the list so far but I expect it to grow. You fools better pack a small bag and out your affairs in order , that 5AM knock on the door is imminent.

Hippy filth

Only if you get caught. I don't think the filth will prioritise some crap parking issue when they are demoralised and under pressure as they are now

Time for the granddads to turn out in force with their brollies and screw their genetic line over. BECAUSE THEY CAN AND THEY ARE LOOKING DEATH IN THE FACE and are scared.

a atrawman too far.

I cannot comment but there ways to drive the point home

We should not rest until lily livered corbyn has assured us he is more than happy to press to button to lead to our nuclear immolation. The people have spoken and we are utterly seething about non specific / tangible things

robbin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Each of you middle class lefties and keyboard > warriors should put your money where your mouth > is. I'm particularly talking about those of you > who over the last few days have been whipping > yourselves into something resembling teenage > schoolboy arousal about the 'closing' of the gap > in the polls. I have placed small bets on a number of outcomes across a range of bookmakers. I only gamble on politics .They are now squared with a little bit of wriggle room I have a minimum profit of ?150 or so and a higher one of ?1000 for fat tail outcomes. I firmly expect to take at the lower end of the range if that helps.

Thank you for your input titchy.

titch juicy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Borky Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > a free market does not trump basic maths > > Yes, and irrespective of how things work, basic > maths shows that bookies odds are right more often > than not. Yes/No They are right in that they are able to profit from either outcome. The odds are not a reflection of anything apart from what people are putting into the bookies. The odds are condensate of other peoples opinions. Those opinions are driven by an infinite numbers of potential drivers This is what is not being taken on board by some.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bookmakers don't solely predict as such, their > odds are also a reflection of what's already been > bet, so for instance if a series of large bets > were placed on a Labour win today, the odds would > immediately be shortened to limit their pay out on > a Labour win... This is indeed the case. Once up and running and assuming a level field of information dissemination, the bookmakers has no interest in the actual outcome of a wager, he crunches numbers and reflects this in the price. To suggest that a bookmaker is somehow ahead of the curve is erroneous. He has no skin in the game if he chews his numbers correctly.

a free market does not trump basic maths

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ladbrokes were offering 3/1 on Trump and 1/5 on > Clinton the day of the US election, and 3/1 on > Brexit with Remain odds-on, so they're not always > the best indicators. Go one step further, what do those probabilities mean - what is generating them and why ?