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Ok, at 1:15, the Prick talks about a $50 deposit.
20 seconds later, the Prick says the deposit is $200.
Which one is it????? I've made my $50 deposit, do I need to make another one?Comment -
He was quoting Pavy's question in the original BTP announcement thread. Pavy was mistaken, the deposit requirement is $50 for Beat The Prick, and $200 for SBR Pro.Originally posted by forsberg21Comment -
how long do we have to deposit, I plan on doing it this week. There's no cut off is there?Comment -
I love this fukkin video. I feel like Prick needs to inhale throughout this vid as every sentence seems to begin and end with an exhale. By the time I got done watching I was hyperventilating. Great job Prickster!Comment -
I am in boys, should be fun, good luck to everyone this year!Comment -
So it looks like I need to deposit another $150.Originally posted by Lou
As of what date must the funds be in my account for me to qualify for the contest for the entire season? Let's say that if I make a $200 wager ONE DAY after this date, I'm still in the contest for the remainder of the season and can collect cash prizes, right?Comment -
no you only need to deposit 50 for BTP, you are already an SBR ProOriginally posted by forsberg21Comment -
Invest in public speaking classesComment -
If you don't deposit the $50 by Week 4, then you wouldn't be able to make 48 picks (4 a week) to qualify for the Grand Prize-pool. However, you can deposit $50 at any time and still qualify for the weekly $10,000 prize (if no games went off board yet).Originally posted by THE PROFIT
Sorry, to clarify what I said - If someone deposited $200 to DSI and wasn't an SBR PRO, they could both become a PRO and be BTP eligible at the same time.Originally posted by forsberg21
All that is required to be prize eligible for BTP is one $50 deposit to DSI.
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Originally posted by minet123
an waste alla this charm, backwoods humor an good scotch? fuggin heathenComment -
Thanks for the clarification Lou, looks like I'm all set then.Originally posted by LouIf you don't deposit the $50 by Week 4, then you wouldn't be able to make 48 picks (4 a week) to qualify for the Grand Prize-pool. However, you can deposit $50 at any time and still qualify for the weekly $10,000 prize (if no games went off board yet). Sorry, to clarify what I said - If someone deposited $200 to DSI and wasn't an SBR PRO, they could both become a PRO and be BTP eligible at the same time. All that is required to be prize eligible for BTP is one $50 deposit to DSI.
And Prick, lay off that scotch buddy so you don't have to make an Act 3 to explain the rules once again...Comment -
he's Santa Claus in disguise .
now go fetch my cash prizes .Comment -
careful giftcard mall cards in the blue, red, and white form are no longer accepted at Bookmaker/DSI. Just found this out today, and it was effective as of 2 days agoComment -
Originally posted by The Prick
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should be a fun contest. This is my first time. How did this guy pick last year?Comment -
Prick good luck this year i hope you go 4-0 every weekComment -
im due BD been a long dry spell. buncha strippers and pot dealers been left out in the cold on the trickle-down economy cause i aint got paidOriginally posted by BigDaddyComment -
Just wondering if we can get the next video before lets say the 5th scotch?
Meanwhile 200+ with 2 weeks to go...doing to be bigger than last year by a good stretch.Comment -
I would love to pound this guyComment -
mind yer business johnny ya fargin mush. you dont pay enough ta make me stay sober. we down for the usual friendly wager on BTPVI? could use a little condom moneyOriginally posted by SBR_JohnComment -
cant waitComment -
Originally posted by jjgold
I would love to pound this guy
feeling froggy webber come on out to Vegas and get some son. yeah, thats what i thought. yer like one of them agoraphobic little girls aint ya Dolores?Comment -
Prick I found a new job for you since you can't pick football winners:
DEA Seeking Ebonics Experts for Narcotics Investigations
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(Aug. 23) -- If you speak Ebonics, the federal government may have a job for you.
The Drug Enforcement Administration wants to hire people fluent in Ebonics to help monitor, transcribe and translate secretly recorded conversations in narcotics investigations, according to the website The Smoking Gun and DEA documents.
The Smoking Gun reports that up to nine Ebonics experts will work with the DEA Atlanta Division after obtaining "DEA Sensitive" security clearance.
Ebonics, or "Black English," generally is defined as a nonstandard form of English spoken by African-Americans.
According to the job description, Ebonics experts will decipher the results of "telephonic monitoring of court ordered nonconsensual intercepts, consensual listening devices, and other media," the website reported.
One DEA agent, who spoke to AOL News on the condition of anonymity, said he was surprised to hear the agency was looking for Ebonics experts, and said agents up until now have done fine working cases without the Ebonics experts. But the agent said maybe there's a reason for the request that he was unaware of.
The website and documents show that Ebonics is among 114 languages the DEA has an interest in. The languages are classified as "common languages" and "exotic languages," and Ebonics is considered a common one spoken in the U.S. only. The information was contained in a contract bid for as many as 2,100 linguists for the various DEA field offices, The Smoking Gun reported.
The Justice Department referred phone calls Monday for comment to the DEA. The DEA did not immediately return a phone call for comment.
The DEA, according to The Smoking Gun, spends about $70 million annually on linguistic services.
William R. Coonce, a former head of the Detroit DEA, told AOL News he sees potential benefits, particularly since the DEA is relying more heavily these days on wiretaps in investigations.
"If the purpose is to improve their ability to conduct [wiretap] investigations in certain investigations where street language is different or important or highly interpretive, it would be beneficial," he said.
A controversy over the use of Ebonics and whether it should be recognized as an acceptable dialect, particularly whether it should be used in teaching schoolchildren, has raged for many years.Comment -
Originally posted by pavyracer
jajajajaja, holy jeeesus paver yer a funny sumbitch. hope you didnt hurt that big ol brain googling up a rare gem such as thatComment -
Prick how ya been you mint smelling varmin catcherComment -
Thanks for confirming what we've always suspected...Originally posted by The Prick
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weekend i aint makin no more vids so watch this one again boys or else my contract is null an void.Comment -
Prick can hardly wait to get rolling. Twice as much to play for this time. Will that be twice the hookers, or hookers twice as good?Comment -
man if yer rentin lady friends aint no point in bein cheap DH. than an weed, only two things a guy aint supposed to skimp on. ok throw whiskey in that mix an its the gospelComment -
the Holy Trinity.Comment
Message from ThePrick: Act II
