do i feel some jealousy? :winkwink:
:helpme don't hit me hard!

honestly - only to someone without money or someone who has never made big money it sounds retarded.



i've had about 15 people with net worth's over 10mill icq me in the last 2 days and tell me they agree......

funny no trolls think like that though......

that's the difference - trolls want it GIVEN to them. I don't want that.

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you're right frank - i don't ever talk to anyone.

i make everything up in my mind

i never travel.

i never hang out with the top people in this game

all the pictures of me over the last 7 years with everyone who matters in this game were all photoshoped.

it's all bullshit.

it's a conspiracy designed to make you jealous. yep - that's what it is.

I read an article once that said a lot of lottery winners do end up seeing it as a curse. Most become alienated from jealous friends and relatives that you can't seem to do enough for.

i get it being successful in business. i can't imagine what would happen with SUDDEN overnight wealth like that - and have it publically brodcast to everyone

Simpleton, im not impressed with your shit. I dont give a shit if you know millionaires. If thats makes you happy than you are a sad person.

Anyway, i was just laughing how you claim 15 people hit you up to say they agree with you :1orglaugh:1orglaugh haha there, im laughing again :1orglaugh

Dumb imbecile. You are seriously one of the most simple people on this board. I wonder how you dont shit your pants all the time because i honestly doubt you can remember where your toilet is. Spacedog might be slightly dumber but you for sure are 2nd place.

Im not saying this because i hate you or anything or to piss you off. I just 100% mean it when i say you are one of the dumbest, slowest persons i know off on gfy.

Hey man, I understand how you can think that, I mean this id GFY and all but:

If you saw this guy and heard him at a seminar you would respect him like

there?s no tomorrow!

And if he's a self-promoter, who the fuck isn't?

The dude is a made man, in the sense that he has made it, man.

On his own.

yeah of your neighbor. At least I am man enough to say it instead of making a long as post about why I think my life is sooooo great to try to make myself feel better about not being 16 million dollars richer like my neighbor.

I am jealous of your neighbor, I would love to win the lotto.

ok man, thanks for the comments about the man, man.

I have heard the man speak at a seminar man. Yes he owns a TGP man, i know he makes money man. So do I, I wouldn't be surprised if I make more money than him man. Lots of other people made it on their own too man. Self Promoter?? lol he is an attention whore with a lack of self esteem, who constantly needs to blow himself or try to get others to blow himself so he feels good about his life. I know the man has traveled to 345 countries and flies first class and owns property... wow. He's the..... man. One thing is forsure at least I am not insecure with myself man, ok dude ?

Now i am off to talk about how my neighbor bought a porsche but i am going to go on and on how i love my H2 and wouldn't trade it for anything in the world even if someone wanted to give me a porsche. And how i have driven my H2 around the world and i get 'hummers" in my hummer all the time, it is the nicest hummer in the world. I am so lucky to be me. :upsidedow:1orglaugh who gives a fuck, honestly.

I think Sleazy realizes any "fame" he has only exist in this industry, mainly on this messageboard. He has positioned himself pretty well to get blown by reps and program owners who would like to get his traffic and also because he massages their and other people's cocks through his ambush interview. Its a great double reach-a-round type of relationship. Then there are his "parties" that all the newbs here want to attend so they can be cool like him. Not too mention if you own a "big site" and make "money" the sufers here think you are cool as well. " WOW look their blows Scott, the go who owns Sleazy dream.com ".

I got to give him one thing. he took a pile of shit and made it popular at least in this industry. Think about it, do you really think anyone in the " real " business world gives a fuck how many porn conventions he went too around the world? I bet if he told his neighbors or the people he was buying or selling property with that they would say, ok whatever. If he lives in a decent area his neighbors likely make more than him and look at him as the lonely fat guy that lives next door.

He is a legend in his own mind and perhaps on gfy. Which is why I am sure he runs back to this board when ever he feels insecure or gets his feelings hurt in the real world so he can get his daily dose of "blow smoke up my ass" so he can continue to feel that he is a very smart and important person.

Congrats on your success.

I second what Franck said and I am sure 99% of the people here can see where Jealous Dream is coming from.


My life is so perfect i wouldn't want to win millions.... :1orglaugh who the fuck you kidding fat boy. If you won the lotto you would be throwing a huge parties and inviting everyone in town so they could blow you becuase you would be loaded. Then you would be popular in real life not just on GFY. It would be your dream come true.

I know I know i am jealous of you because i think you are an idiot. I think I am more jealous of your dog because he can lick his own balls than I am of you. But I am jealous as shit of Blair. If I had 16 million I would donate a big chunk of it, help bring happines to terminal ill children. Do lots of good with the money and help changes lives. I would invest a lot of it. I likely wouldnt blow any of it. But no I am not jealous of Blair, I am jealous of King Sleazy, the over weight single fuck who lives with his dog and travels the world going to porn conventions. yes I would certaintly pass on the money so I can walk in his shoes. :upsidedow keep telling yourself that you dumb fuck.

Franck watch how full of bullshit he is....

Ok Scott, so you say 15 people on ICQ have contacted you and told you that they agree with you, they wouldnt want to win money. All 15 of these people have a net worth over 10 million. I seriously doubt you even know 15 people that use ICQ that have a net worth over 10 million but please show us trolls where we are wrong.... names please. Please name some names. If you too chicken shit than ask your rich buds to post here that they agree with you.

We will be waiting

<crickets>

This has to be the biggest liar on GFY. He makes up anything to help enflat his ego.

If you knew ANYTHING about people who have money they would NEVER turn down having more money especially if it was given to them. You mean your buds like Lars who fuck you and do unethical, border line illegal shit to make money, if someone handed them 16 million they would say " no thanks we dont take free money, we prefer to pay zango and take money from others". There is not 1 person who makes any serious amount of money that would turn down free money. You stupid fuck, if the person is worth 10+ million they would obviously know how to manage money and it wouldn't be a "curse". Perhaps you wouldn't know how to handle it and you would be scared you would do like the poor people who win and it is easy come easy go.

"Only trolls want it given to them...." priceless, so everyone who plays the lotto is a troll.. and wow look at that you claim you don;t play. how lucky for you that you are not a troll.


LOOK AT ME!! I AM IMPORTANT. I go to webmaster shows and people like me! LOOK AT ME!!!


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yeah you are a balla and you travel etc well done.........

IMO he's right. Smart, succesfull adults don't really play lotto from what i know. They know the chances aren't in ther favor with lotto.

I think that the people who play lotto are the ones who see it as their only chance to become rich. They are either poor or middle class, they buy a lotto ticket and think for a while what would they do if they suddenly won a few million. And they usually don't even know, because it seems so unrealistic to have that much of money to them.

Ok, smart, succesfull people probably buy lotto tickets as well, but they are an exception.

Also, I really think that the best thing with earning money is that you have something to be proud about, you remember all the ideas that worked or didn't work, or the hard work you put into it, to get when you are.
I'm faaar from being there but I see it already on my example.

If you suddenly win it, you just have a lot of money and your biggest accomplishment in life is getting lucky and chosing the right lotto numbers....

oh and i played lotto when I was a teenager

gambling addiction ... *cough* ..casinos... *cough* :winkwink:

If that $16m was invested wisely, you could still continue spending the interest fairly extravagently without ever touching the principal amount.

But then again, I've heard many stories of big lottery winners who couldn't handle all the wealth, went on wild spending sprees to impress buddies...and ended up broke in the end.

WINNER: William "Bud" Post III of Pennsylvania
PRIZE: $16.2 million
WHAT HAPPENED: In 1988 Post had less than $3 to his name. He pawned a ring for $40 and gave it to his landlady to buy some state lottery tickets. When he won, he went on a legendary spending spree: he bought a car lot, a restaurant, a mansion, and an airplane (which he didn't know how to fly).

Within a few years, his wife had left him, his brother was arrested for hiring a hit man to kill him, and Post himself was arrested for firing a shotgun over the head of a bill collector. On top of that, his landlady sued him, saying that he'd promised her half of the winnings. She was awarded a third, but Post didn't have it - he'd spent it all.

He had to sell his house, and in 1992 auctioned off his 17 remaining lottery payments ($500,000 a year) for $2.65 million. He then proceeded to lose that sum in a series of business blunders and finally declared bankruptcy and lived the rest of his life on a $450-a-mont disability check. He died in 2006 at the age of 66, having said, "I was much happier when I was broke," and adding that he was sorry he ever won the "Lottery of Death."

the key part " he had $3 to his name and pawned jewerly to buy lotto tickets". Shows you the mentality he has, did you expect anything less than a disastor after he won. The saying "Easy come, easy go" applies nicely to people who are broke and don't know how to MAKE money. If you don't know how to MAKE it then you certaintly wont know how to HOLD ON to it.

The people with at least a little business sense have faired a lot better. If you know how to make money if you win some then you should have no problem managing it and making more with it.

I like what this guy did:

By Ellen Florian Kratz, Fortune writer
February 28 2007: 7:46 AM EST


(Fortune Magazine) -- Brad Duke, 34, a manager for five Gold's Gym franchises in Idaho, pocketed a lump sum of $85 million after winning a $220 million Powerball jackpot in 2005. He spent the first month of his new life assembling a team of financial advisors. His goal: to use his winnings to become a billionaire. Here's what Duke has done with his money so far.

$45 million: Safe, low-risk investments such as municipal bonds
$35 million: Aggressive investments like oil and gas and real estate
$1.3 million: A family foundation
$63,000: A trip to Tahiti with 17 friends
$125,000: Mortgage retired on his 1,400-square-foot house
$18,000: Student-loan repayment
$65,000: New bicycles, including a $12,000 BMC road bike
$14,500: A used black VW Jetta
$12,000: Annual gift to each family member
Did you often buy lottery tickets or was this a one-time thing?

I played the lottery often when I won. I had developed a little numbering system. Since I've won, there's been a lot of numbering systems for lotteries all over the Internet. Before that, there weren't any. I really thought I was going to win. I even wrote it down in my journal in 2002.

How did you develop your system?

How to choose my lottery numbers started through a trial and error process. I just started playing number games with myself about how to capture the most diverse numbers. Then I looked at the most recent Powerball numbers over the last six months and took the set of 15 numbers that were most commonly coming up. My Powerball numbers were going to be those 15. So I starting messing around with it, and my number games got a little more complex and a little bigger. I was starting to win smaller amounts like $150 and $500.

So many lottery winners have sad endings. Did you worry about that?

I've always handled responsibility well. If you accept that check, you accept an amazing responsibility to yourself and whomever you decide to include in it. I was quiet about winning for a month before I decided to come out. During that time, I was getting as much research as I could on existing lottery winners and what their stories were. Most of them lose all the money within a short amount of time. I'm looking at statistics where people in ten years have nothing. In ten years, I wanted to be worth about ten times as much. I think a lot of people who play the lottery are people who live on hope.

What was your first major purchase?

A trip to Tahiti for me and 17 of my friends. At the same time, I paid off my mortgage and student loans. [What was your biggest purchase?] The family foundation was the biggest allotment of money. $1.3 million.

What else did you do with your money?

I wanted to make the most of the opportunity that was given to me, so I put together a team with the intent to reach and maintain a $1 billion status over a particular period of time. I wanted to do it in 10 years, which I knew was aggressive. My team talked me into looking at 15 years. But it looks like we're on track for 12 years. When you do something like that, the more you become worth, the quicker your growth curve is. My total net worth right now is at an unofficial value of $128 to $130 million. We've done very well for the first year and a half.

What about a big new house or a fancy new car?

I guess I'm more worried about spending time on my investments and helping my consulting company along and doing fun things with my family and friends. I will have a new home and a great car at some point, but just not now. The great thing about the lottery was that I get to experience amazing things with people I care about. I started up a consulting company and am employing some people that helped me along the way with my employment. I took my family on a cruise.

You had to have treated yourself to something.

I bought bicycles. I'm probably own upward of 17 bikes. I also bought a 2002 Jetta. I gave my 2005 Jetta to my nephew. So it's the exact same car except for his is white and mine is black.

You had a newer car that you gave to your nephew and you bought an older car?

That's correct. I wanted a black VW Jetta with a black interior. Believe it or not, those are really hard to find. I went to the local dealership and had them track one down for me. They had to go to Texas to get it. It fit my bicycle rack really well.

What happened to your job at Gold's Gym?

I still teach a spinning class there twice a week. I took some time off after the whole thing because everybody had investment opportunities that were the greatest thing since sliced bread, and there were 100 of them every day. So I had to get out of there for a while, but when I went back, the people I'd been teaching for the last 8 years were still the same people, and I was still the same instructor.

Have you given money to members of your family?

One of the first things I did was give everyone in my family the maximum amount without tax consequence. I have all of my nieces' and nephews' college funds set up, and they're set. And there's no debt for anyone anymore. Everybody is happy.

Are you happier since you&#185;ve won the money?

Absolutely. When it comes down to it, I get to do the things professionally that I've always wanted to do. I get to invent a piece of equipment that I've always been thinking about doing. I get to give back to some people that have given to me over years.

OK, let's say you bought some property for $1K. There was no guarantee it was going to go up in value. It might, it might not. Who knows.

It did. Someone comes and offers you $20mil for you. You're going to say "Sorry, I didn't work for this - I gambled on this land and won so I'm not going to take your $20mil. Thanks but no thanks"? That's just CRAZY talk ;)

Plus, like I said if you didn't feel like you "worked" for it, donate it. I'm sure there are a lot of charities who would be quite happy to accept a few mil that you didn't think you earned :)

wow - sooo many idiots have such a hard on for me


i seriously think will76 is in love with me

oh no big deal

lol, kidding, kidding

Helluva story. Thanks for sharin' Will. :thumbsup

i'll take the 16 mill off his hands if he also thinks it's a curse.

wow - i make like 20 points proving you are an idiot and that is the best response you can come up with ?

I'm just trying to give you a little dose of reality since you are stuck in lala land.

You guys are close to a serious relationship..

i think spending soo much time as to make 20 points kinda proves my point that you're in love with me.


smooooooch

don't worry will76 - i have lube

Nice idea, but unfortunately I don't think it would work, at least not here anyway. It's right there in fine print on the back of the tickets and on their website and in their game rules that in order to claim your winnings (applies only to the larger prize amounts) the winner MUST be willing to have his or her name publicized as the lotto corporation sees fit.

I suppose one can, upon realizing they've won, set up a dummy corporation and try to claim the prize money while hiding behind the company name.... but most (as in all) the people I've ever heard of who won big and didn't want to deal with the fallout from publicity simply packed up and left on an extended trip until the hubbub died down.


Basically their fine print says that if you don't want your name up in lights then they don't have to give you the money.

The only rule I've ever heard of which is close to that is that employees who work either directly or indirectly for any government-owned casino (including bars with VLT's in them) can not play any of the machines or gamble in any of those establishments whatsoever.

I don't think it matters where anyone buys their lotto tickets from though.

On the news about this grocery store owner they did say there would be a routine investigation before the prize would be awarded. That's about it.

im just using you to get close to your dog.


Besides I like rich guys, you know the multimillion type. Since you don;t play the lotto then there is no chance of that happening to you therefore also no chance of anything happening between us. sorry.

So who are these 15 people you know on ICQ that are worth 10+ million :1orglaugh:pimp

Scott is probably calling them and trying to get the guy in trouble.... so he can save him from being cursed.... yeah thats it, he would be doing him a favor :1orglaugh

all zango users, you wouldn't like em. :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

it's good that you know how to balance yourself by saying tat

you open you mouth and shit comes out... no kidding.


So these15 people you know on ICQ that are all worth 10 million + who all use zango and who all would decline a 16 million lotto winnings, do they live in your lala land too? care to share their names with us?

16 million is a nice chunk of change

Don't worry getting an answer from that dumb fuck. Anybody with a brain who reads this thread knows he's jealous and lying.