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He seems alright, I dont dislike him. It's most likely that he waffles and I'm an impatient bitch.
Cultcow Russell Greer / Mr. Green / @ just_some_dude_named_russell29 / A Safer Nevada PAC - Swift-Obsessed Sex Pest, Convicted of E-Stalking, "Eggshell Skull Plaintiff" Pro Se Litigant, Homeless, aspiring brothel owner
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The watch party is on Twitch.
RekietaLaw - Twitch
Small Town Minnesota Lawyer with a lot of whisky and rage to make it through the stupidity.
www.twitch.tv
If you don't have Amazon Prime you'll have to figure out how to play your own copy and sync it up with what everyone else is watching best as you can so that Nick's reactions aren't completely irrelevant.
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Lmao I'm fucking dying reading the
Provo v. Whatcott citation.
^^^^ this is in the legal record. a fucking court reporter had to type this shit
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I was going through my old screenshots folder and I came across this old conversation from Reddit I capped. Obviously there's no way to verify if this is true but it sure sounds like it. If so, it shows us he's such a narcissist that he actually listens to his own music (I'm assuming "madeuo" is a misspelling of "madeup") and thinks it sounds good. He really is so far up his own ass he can't even see daylight anymore.
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It's quite something, isn't it?
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I've read most of Greer's screenplay and I'm fucking dying. It's like this except Greer doesnt have Patrick Stewart's sexy countenance.
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Haha, yep. 'It never ends well' should be on some merch from the guy. Jay is like the Ancient Mariner: he's been there, and he's been there FAR too long. He's witnessed all the horrible aspects of human nature in prison, and is warning everyone what the fuck awaits you if you go violating our society's rules as if they didn't apply to you.
And he's entertaining as hell while doing it. Guy has a natural story-telling cadence that just sucks you right in once you get past the wigger accent. The stories of Jing-a-ling 'turning out' white boys who get behind on their owed debt and give up dat ass to the black booty bandit to cover their debt are some of the most horrifying of all.
If Russell would spend a couple of hours watching shit like Jay Williams's channel instead of non-stop thirsting after instathots and prating on Failbook, it might actually sink into his gourd-shaped noggin that it's much smarter to think twice, or even more about any action you are about to undertake, and the possible consequences to you if you don't. Especially after he's suffered the consequences of poorly thought out decisions time after time. But NEWP he just blames everyone else for hating the disabled and never takes 30 seconds to analyze his decisions from the mindset of people that are going to be reading what he types.
Someone said that Russ has no 'theory of mind' and that like a true sociopath, he is the only 'real' person in his world, everyone else is a puppet or in RPG terms, a NPC (non player-character) who should follow the rules of the game. It constantly blindsides him when people DON'T behave like video game NPCs. But does he analyze this and change his behaviour for the better? NEWP he chastises the person for not following the role they are assigned to while Russ is making the correct decisions to obtain the reward, just like in Dungeons & Dragons!
I don't know if I'd go so far as to call him a sociopath, but suffering from NPD? Yeah, that I can totally believe.
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ROFL Rekieta's reaction after reading only the opening statement from that waste of pulpwood that Russhole filed in response to Josh's counter-arguement:
I mean, what else do you really need to say?
(LOL actually Rackets says it the next few seconds after this pic: He screams like a man being tortured by the cenobites from Hellraiser. Can't say I blame him. The stupidity-count in this response is so spergioactive it completely blows out any tardosimeter that could be brought to try and measure it.
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Russell and Maddox’s lawsuits being doomed to fail?
Not the highest bar to jump, granted. Or even a bar to notice on a leisurely stroll.
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This actually sounds believable when in Russell's own words he spent time in his room preparing to be a mega star rather than socialising. He's such a strange little fucker.
Ghjkl63
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Haven't read the thread yet so hopefully this is a novel question, but why the fuck can't he just hire a hooker instead of being a creepy weirdo?
penebscot
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For sure read the thread. He does hire hookers. Legally and illegally both.
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He hires them. He even admitted to the court that he hires them illegally:
"Consequently, in order to “feel loved”, Greer solicits sex workers at brothels in Nevada, where prostitution is legal, and in Utah, where prostitution is criminalized."
-Greer v. Herbert (2:16-cv-01067)
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Even his horror story submission had him short changing a ho. Wonder if she chased him in the same black Jetta that attacked Ken??
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That's the only winning move -- not playing. There's a great site called Wizard of Odds that covers basically every casino game and goes into absurd levels of detail about all the bets you can make on them (and their odds), and the house edge. Amid all the analysis of odds and probabilities, the same pattern emerges every time: the house always wins.
Most of the games have a really bad house edge, like 5-6%. A few are hilariously bad, like "Big 6" (that big wheel they stick out front in a lot of casinos on the strip) that weighs in between 11% and 24% (depending on what you bet on) and the ever-popular roulette with an average 5.26% house edge. Only the slot machines are consistently worse.
The only games with a "decent" house edge are baccarat (about 1%) and craps (as low as 0.01%). Baccarat is boring as fuck (you literally just sit there, place bets and watch the dealer) and is treated like a "high roller" game, so it's pricey to get into a game. Mini baccarat is lower-stakes but equally boring. Craps can be a real blast if you stay off the strip, play at a low-stakes table and don't bet like a moron. You can take $100 and play for a couple hours at a $1 table and most likely walk away about $20 poorer or richer, with a couple free drinks in you and a couple hours of fun memories playing a game against the house together with a bunch of fellow degenerates in high spirits.
Craps is really fun at low stakes and playing a 3x-4x-5x odds table is still pretty "cheap" entertainment, but you need self-control (which most craps players don't have). Most people make seriously stupid bets, partly because they just have to have something at play for each roll. Every bet in the game except pass/don't pass plus taking/laying odds is a sucker bet. Hard ways, big 6/8, place/buy/put, proposition, field and other bets have much higher house edges.
Best thing to do is place a minimum bet on "don't pass," then lay maximum odds whenever a point gets set (the biggest "stake" you'll risk is six times your initial bet), then make no other bets during the round. That yields a 0.37% house edge and it's the best you'll get in a casino without putting an absurd amount of money on the table for every bet. It's "less exciting" because you only place a bet at the start of each round and lay odds whenever a point is set, and then you just stand there and wait for the round to be resolved to find out if you win or lose. So your "action" is slower. But you're risking a hell of a lot less money.
Bet like that, then just watch the action and the people around you (that's honestly part of the fun), and play along with the "gentle ribbing" you get from the dealers and other players for playing the "dark side" (betting "don't pass" means you win when everyone else loses, so expect some snarls when the table's really busy). That little quirk of the craps table "ritual" is completely intentional, and the dealers actively encourage it, because "don't pass" bets and odds have a slightly lower house edge and naturally they want to gently discourage that with a bit of social manipulation. But fuck that; it's hilarious when they slide the dice to you and proudly announce to the whole table "new shooter coming out, from the don'ts!"
To get that crazy-low house edge of 0.01%, you have to take/lay 100x odds each round. Tables that allow that are exceedingly rare and never have low minimums (expect $5 or more), and it means betting 100 times your buy-in bet after the point gets set. A 100x odds bet on a $5 "don't pass" bet means laying down $600 on the table behind your $5 chip. Welcome back to the high roller club.
Best thing to do is place a minimum bet on "don't pass," then lay maximum odds whenever a point gets set (the biggest "stake" you'll risk is six times your initial bet), then make no other bets during the round. That yields a 0.37% house edge and it's the best you'll get in a casino without putting an absurd amount of money on the table for every bet. It's "less exciting" because you only place a bet at the start of each round and lay odds whenever a point is set, and then you just stand there and wait for the round to be resolved to find out if you win or lose. So your "action" is slower. But you're risking a hell of a lot less money.
Bet like that, then just watch the action and the people around you (that's honestly part of the fun), and play along with the "gentle ribbing" you get from the dealers and other players for playing the "dark side" (betting "don't pass" means you win when everyone else loses, so expect some snarls when the table's really busy). That little quirk of the craps table "ritual" is completely intentional, and the dealers actively encourage it, because "don't pass" bets and odds have a slightly lower house edge and naturally they want to gently discourage that with a bit of social manipulation. But fuck that; it's hilarious when they slide the dice to you and proudly announce to the whole table "new shooter coming out, from the don'ts!"
To get that crazy-low house edge of 0.01%, you have to take/lay 100x odds each round. Tables that allow that are exceedingly rare and never have low minimums (expect $5 or more), and it means betting 100 times your buy-in bet after the point gets set. A 100x odds bet on a $5 "don't pass" bet means laying down $600 on the table behind your $5 chip. Welcome back to the high roller club.
For $1, a dealer at any table game on the strip might call you "sir" as he politely asks you to refer to "table minimum" sign. The slot machines will happily accept it though, and they'll even put on a flashy, colorful display for a few moments to make you feel special before they unceremoniously start ignoring you because you've run out of money.
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Russ and his sock account on reddit are quiet now. He is so persistent on harassing famous women yet as soon as things are not going well promoting his little jingles he gives up immediately. So strange.
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I see Russ has the fantasy of walking into a casino with one dollar and walking out rich. That delusion is very common and it's funny to watch it play out again and again. Like I said and others have said, if you walk into a casino knowing you won't win and just feed a dollar or two into the slots and people watch, it can be highly entertaining.
He won't give up completely until a week or so goes by and Yovanna doesn't follow him back or otherwise indulge his fantasy. Then he'll rage about how she hates the disabled and may or may not sue her. I'm sure he'll blame the Farms somehow.
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After watching Nick go over that botched waste of a reply filing ,Russtard is losing it and mad at the whole world blaming EVERYONE for his failures. I so want to see him have to face a judge over this one and explain this one . This suit by him is pure malice . No real substance and a giant waste of time to the court and Null.
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As people have said, Russ views lawsuits as tattling to the teacher. Russ expects the judge to make us stop being mean to him. Russ doesn't grasp the Bill of Rights, so the fact that what we're saying is protected is lost on him. He blames everyone but himself for his idiocy. When a landlord decided to not renew his lease because Russ had been harassing his sister, Russ blamed Taylor. Now the Farms seem to be his current scapegoat.
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He shouldn’t have given Reddit subtle invitations to look into him by posting his music there.