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[The Giant]

As far as what Happen with Mr, Stafford I believe he got a 110-year prison sentence but if memory serves me correctly they caught a banker via the fake identity he had in Georgia fairly recently. Might have been him but I don't know off the top of my head.

I ran Stafford/Cunningham's name through some of my friends in a Georgia correctional facility. They were able to send me three different pictures of men that could fit the description in question, the problem is, I wasn't sure what he looked like. We only communicated via phone.

This is as close as I've come to finding Mr. Cunning in the last four years. This guy was one of the sharpest handicappers I've ever come across, he would routinely hit 60%+, and then pour his money and his investors money into these cockamamie schemes.

Were you an investor, Dan? He got me for a little above six figures. I haven't been able to locate him ever since, and with your help, I feel as though I'm close. Did he go by any other usernames here at SBR? I'd like to be able to check his past histories. Obviously his name that I knew was wiped out, I'm not sure if John was behind that or not. Wouldn't surprise me.

[bigboydan]

While I have no idea whether that is true or not, one thing is sure: We finally have an idea what all this is about.

I have a few questions now:

1. Have you tried to reach out to them off the forum (phone/letter/E-Mail/etc) and if yes: what was the answer
2. you said "via a PM and maybe even an Email or two". Emails yes, or no, or not sure? If yes: do you still have the Mails?
3. onlooker knows/knew that you mentioned this concept (SBRsportstbook and betpoints)?
4. Who else knew? Just John, Bill, MofoMe, onlooker?
5. When you were at lunch at the bash and you heard them talking about installing a sportsbook etc: What was your reaction, or better action? Did you say something to them?
6. Do you still think that I am a ghost of anyone, AND more importantly: why do you always throw around those accusations to everyone? Do you honestly believe that, or is it just joking around?

1. Have you tried to reach out to them off the forum (phone/letter/E-Mail/etc) and if yes: what was the answer :
2. you said "via a PM and maybe even an Email or two". Emails yes, or no, or not sure? If yes: do you still have the Mails?

Yes, Via a PM and here was the response by him:

Danny you gotta let go on the conspiracy theory shit with the posting forum. if that TTwarrior guy is your "source" for anything you should rethink. i got no idea who he is an i don't care, and i damn sure aint never communicated with him on ANY level. only thing about you i ever had/have a problem with is all the shit you hint on knowing....you know some shit but most of the time you are way off base.

best regards,

TP

Answers to the questions listed below are in the quoted text:

3. onlooker knows/knew that you mentioned this concept (SBRsportstbook and betpoints)?
4. Who else knew? Just John, Bill, MofoMe, onlooker?
5. When you were at lunch at the bash and you heard them talking about installing a sportsbook etc: What was your reaction, or better action? Did you say something to them?

It was either Onlooker or Illusion and or even both of them I mentioned it too but I can say 100% confidently that I told Illusion because when we were at the 2008 LV bash he was the one that helped calm me down before going off on anyone and everyone that entire weekend. Hell, Even ask Bill Dozer about it he should help state my case because I told him about it too.

6. Do you still think that I am a ghost of anyone, AND more importantly: why do you always throw around those accusations to everyone? Do you honestly believe that, or is it just joking around?

Yes I believe you are a ghost based on the fact that 99% of the people seem to have some. Now based on that premiss I would tend to lead a few different people but I'll guess Chris Berman Dave Gilson


Now with that all being said Ward Cumming is the splitting Image of The Prick (aka the meatman). Now with that being said that would mean that KingRevolver/TTwarrior would be PatVendetti.

Pat Venditte

Baseball Player

Patrick Michael Venditte, Jr. is an American baseball player. He is a Minor League Baseball player currently in the New York Yankees organization. After attending Creighton University, the Yankees drafted Venditte in 2008.

Wikipedia
Born: June 30, 1985 (age 28), Omaha, NE
Weight: 180 lbs (82 kg)
Education: Omaha Central High School, Creighton University

Now what I find very interesting about this right here in this link is the fact that I never conducted this interview which only raises more questions.

BBD Interview with Pat Venditte

BBD Interview with Pat Venditte
Posted on April 25, 2012 by Greg Corcoran
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I had a chance to sit down and interview Pat Venditte over the phone, and man what a great guy he is. He had a great personality, and even stayed on the phone with my girlfriend’s cat meowing obnoxiously in the background while he was trying to answer questions. After having a chance to talk to him, I can see why he has made it this far in his career, and is now knocking on the door to the bigs.

Pat Venditte is a switch pitcher the Yankees drafted in the 20th round of the 2008 First-Year Player Draft out of Creighton University. Since then he’s turned in nothing but successful seasons at every level. He hasn’t had a single season with an ERA above 3.4, and that was in Double-A last year. Last year he struggled out of the gate for the first month and a half, but then made some adjustments and had a really impressive scoreless innings streak of 20 innings towards the end of the season. He finished the season strong and his statistics came down to impressive levels.

If you consult his fan club website, www.patvendittefanclub.com, they will tell you that after the 20 inning scoreless streak, he earned the nickname “Patty Bagels.” How cool is it that he has his own fan club and website? I have no problem calling him “Patty Bagels,” because I hope he puts up some more bagels this season.

Venditte was unprotected in the rule 5 draft this offseason, but luckily for us no one drafted him. He’ll remain in the system for at least another year, and hopefully he can become a useful piece in our bullpen in the years to come.

This season started off on the wrong foot for Venditte, with a 2 inning, 4 ER outing during which he let up a homerun and an uncharacteristic 2 walks. Since then, he’s thrown 7 innings of shutout ball, with 6 strikeouts and has held opposing hitters to a .190 average. With the slight adjustments he has made in the early season, hopefully the success continues.

For his two arms, Venditte has two different scouting reports. From the right side, he sits low 90s with the fastball and also throws a curveball and slider. He has worked on dropping down from the right side with the fastball and slider, and this has helped him overcome some of the concerns about velocity. It gives hitters a different look and allows him to get batters out without blowing it by them. He also has developed a cutter with the help of Tommy Phelps which helped him a lot towards the end of last season.

From the left side, his fastball is mid to upper 80′s, and he also throws a slider.

Without lighting up the radar gun, however, Venditte figures out a way to get guys out. He managed an 8.8 K/9 last season. Although that was down from the previous season, he appears to be maintaining that strikeout rate in Triple-A, albeit with a small sample size.

Some will point to his age, 26, as a red flag and as a sign that although he is in Triple-A, he may never make the major leagues. While that is true of any Triple-A player, being 26 is much less of a concern for a relief pitcher than it is for a starter. Coming out of college, he has moved up appropriately from one level to the next each year. He didn’t get an invite to Spring Training this season, but if he pitches as well as he did in the second half last season, there is no way he gets overlooked again next year.

Anyway, here is the interview.

BBD: What kinds of things did you work on at Double-A Trenton last year? And how has that prepared you for Triple-A?

PV: I had a rough start to last season. For the first month and a half, Tommy Phelps and I had constant work together. He showed me a cutter from the right side that helped me get along mentally and get switch hitters out from the left side. He added the new pitch and that gave me confidence and definitely helped me a lot for the second half of the season.

BBD: What kinds of things are you working on this year?

PV: Once you get up to the next level you’ve gotta be able to get hitters out every day. I’m just going out there and trying to pitch to the best of my ability. Locating and getting ahead of every batter is important for me and trying to get into counts where these guys can’t just sit on fastballs.

BBD: Is this a make or break year for you?

PV:You never know in this game, that’s the one thing I’ve learned over the past for seasons. One day you’re on the bottom and the next your on top of the world. Then things can reverse again just like that. I try not to think of this as make or break. I just want to take advantage of my chances here and do the best I can.

BBD: Did you pitch in Venezuela this year? What was that like?

PV: I actually pitched in Mexico from the first week of October to January 20th. Then I was called to the Dominican Republic to pitch for Leones de Escogito. I was there eight days and it was a lot of fun.

BBD: Did you have any extra time to go down and enjoy the beaches?

PV: It was nonstop playing, and we didn’t get to go down to the beach at all. We were in the playoffs so it was all business for those eight days.

BBD: Did you ever play in Venezuela? If so were you afraid of being kidnapped?

PV: In 2009 I had a month to play in Venezuela. No I was never afraid of that until I heard what happened this year. It was pretty crazy. If you keep to yourself and don’t go looking for trouble in places like that you’re not gonna find it.

BBD: What’s the most interesting/valuable international experience you’ve had since joining the organization?

PV: I played in Venezuela, Mexico, and Dominican. It makes you appreciate what you have here. It really makes you realize how fortunate we are to have what we have. More than baseball, it’s been life lessons going overseas.

BBD: What are foreign fans’ reactions to you?

PV: Anytime it’s something they haven’t seen before they are intrigued. The next thing is though you have to show them you can pitch. They want to make sure you are not just there because you can pitch with both hands. I’ve been very fortunate to have the fans be very supportive. In Mexico they were great, and in the Dominican Republic the fans are some of the most passionate fans you’ll see in your life. It’s great to see how they support their teams especially in the playoffs and the finals.

BBD: I’ve been told you are pretty close with David Phelps… what are your thoughts on his recent promotion and what he’s been doing in the majors?

PV: We were together in Staten Island, and really started our journey together. He took off when he got to Tampa. For him to have this kind of success has been great for me to watch. I’ve watched him pitch on Fox the past two Saturdays, and it’s been outstanding to see what he’s done. He’s locating his pitches and everything like that; he’s come so far and to see him having this success is fantastic.

BBD: You have also come a long way from when you first joined the organization. How have you changed as a player since you were first signed?

PV: I don’t know how much I’ve changed. I’ve started throwing harder and coaches added some wrinkles in to help get hitters out at each level. Dropping down right handed has been a big help. Tommy Phelps and Scott Aldred have been a huge help with the changes they have helped me make. Occasionally I throw side arm sliders and fastballs to give a different look. I don’t throw very hard so I need those other things to get these guys out.

BBD: What do you think you need to do to get promoted to the majors?

PV: That’s a huge jump. I’m still a ways from that promotion with all of the great arms we have in the organization. All I can do is get ahead of hitters and throw strikes. If I stay consistent eventually one day I’ll get my chance.

BBD: What are your thoughts on the Pat Venditte rule? Is it fair?

PV: I wish it was the other way around where the switch hitters didn’t get the advantage. If the switch hitters had to decide which side they would hit from before the at bat instead of vice versa, that would have been really helpful. It would be a huge advantage to be able to face those switch hitters as right handers, but it is what it is and I’ve been working through it. The rule has been in place for a long time now though and I will continue to do my best to work around it.

BBD: How is your training and warm-up routine different than other pitchers?

PV: When it comes time to get in the game it’s the same as other pitchers. You have to get ready quick. I like to have a little bit more time to get ready because I have to get both arms warmed up, but when the call comes to the bullpen I have to be ready to go. Long toss is different. I play long toss with two players. I have to go once with one of the players and then get one of the coaches or another player to get the other arm.

BBD: When you are training and warming up, do you have to throw twice the amount of pitches as the other guys?

PV: Throughout the day it is twice as much as everyone else, but on the flip side it’s always the same because it’s really two different arms getting the work.

BBD: Pitching also takes a lot of leg strength and endurance, do you have to be in better shape to keep your legs under you?

PV: I condition enough and I’m not in games for extended periods of time so leg fatigue isn’t really an issue.

BBD: It seems like you are able to adjust very well to every level you come to. What adjustments are you trying to make to Triple-A batters early on?

PV: It’s not far enough into the season to say. It’s only been 5 or 6 outings. The first one was pretty bad and since then I’ve been focusing on slowing the game down and working ahead in counts. It really is phenomenal how much time the coaches spend with us on a daily basis all year round. The adjustments they have helped me make have definitely made me a better player.

BBD: What are the coaches of the Empire State Yankees doing to prepare you for the major leagues?

PV: Here you’re facing a lot of hitters who have already played in the major leagues. More than anything they want us to go out there and compete, and work through situations on our own. At this point it’s really whether we work hard to become the pitchers that we want to be to go on to the next level. The coaches are there to help, but it’s really on us to take our games to the next level.

After interviewing Pat, it is obvious to me he is a great guy. He has exceptional character and he’s going to work as hard as he can to make it to the next level and succeed there. Nardi Contreras said in a recent interview that Venditte will get his chance to play in the major leagues somewhere eventually. I am inclined to agree with Nardi, and I wish Venditte great success in the future, regardless of what team he ends up playing for. I’d love to see him play for the Yankees some day, and hopefully that day will come.
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3 Responses to BBD Interview with Pat Venditte

beans says:
April 26, 2012 at 8:40 am

pat venditte is a classy kid and is obviously is a winner.shoud be with the yanks sometime this year
Scott says:
April 26, 2012 at 1:42 pm

I saw on the State Island Yanks a few years ago and routing for him to make the Yanks ever since. Hope it happens!!
PatVenditte Fanclub says:
April 26, 2012 at 1:59 pm

Great interview! I really enjoyed this piece and thanks for the mention. Its nice to see how more and more people are coming to appreciate Pat for his character and hard work. I've been lucky enough to spend some time with him and the first thing you realize is that Pat is good guy and a hard worker. He's not just a novelty. Day in and day out, he goes out there and competes. So far he has done nothing but his job as a ballplayer and I really hope he continues to prove everyone wrong.

Which tells me that somewhere within this entire saga that George Steinbrenner factors in this equation

George Steinbrenner
Businessman
George Michael Steinbrenner III was an American businessman who was the principal owner and managing partner of Major League Baseball's New York Yankees. Wikipedia
Born: July 4, 1930, Rocky River, OH
Died: July 13, 2010, Tampa, FL
Spouse: Elizabeth Zieg (m. 1956)
Education: Ohio State University, Culver Academies, Williams College, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Children: Hal Steinbrenner, Hank Steinbrenner
Nationality: American, German

The meatman :

The Prick



Ward Cummings





After reflecting back on even more data that's being processed through my brain right now I gotta put on my thinking cap a bit more but one things for sure is that was NOT me that did that interview !

[bigboydan]

I ran Stafford/Cunningham's name through some of my friends in a Georgia correctional facility. They were able to send me three different pictures of men that could fit the description in question, the problem is, I wasn't sure what he looked like. We only communicated via phone.

This is as close as I've come to finding Mr. Cunning in the last four years. This guy was one of the sharpest handicappers I've ever come across, he would routinely hit 60%+, and then pour his money and his investors money into these cockamamie schemes.

Were you an investor, Dan? He got me for a little above six figures. I haven't been able to locate him ever since, and with your help, I feel as though I'm close. Did he go by any other usernames here at SBR? I'd like to be able to check his past histories. Obviously his name that I knew was wiped out, I'm not sure if John was behind that or not. Wouldn't surprise me.

The one thing I do remember about Robert Allen Stanford was many people linked him back to WSEX Jay Cohen and the Antigen banks.

Here is a picture of Robert Allen Stanford:



Now I must admit that Stanford does kinda look like Randy White:

Randy White
Football player
Randall Lee "Randy" White is a former American football defensive lineman and linebacker. He attended the University of Maryland from 1971 to 1974, and played professionally for the Dallas Cowboys from 1975 to 1988. Wikipedia
Born: January 15, 1953 (age 61), Pittsburgh, PA
Height: 6' 4" (1.93 m)
Weight: 258 lbs (117 kg)
Education: University of Maryland, College Park
Movies: Necessary Roughness
Position: Defensive lineman, Defensive tackle

In regards to Cummings I addressed that in my post above.


Gee, Why do I get the feeling if I just watch the movie "Carlito's way" I'd have all the answers I'd need.

[zizoudane10]

As you said: a man is only as good as his word. So I'm gonna give you mine that I am not a ghost of anyone, that I never had and never will have one.
Do with this information what you want, can't force you to believe it.

[bigboydan]

As you said: a man is only as good as his word. So I'm gonna give you mine that I am not a ghost of anyone, that I never had and never will have one.
Do with this information what you want, can't force you to believe it.

Then that would make you a fed :

[bigboydan]

As you said: a man is only as good as his word. So I'm gonna give you mine that I am not a ghost of anyone, that I never had and never will have one.
Do with this information what you want, can't force you to believe it.

If your not a fed then my guess would be....

David Beckham

David Beckham
7,284,788 followers on Google+
David Robert Joseph Beckham OBE, is an English former footballer. He has played for Manchester United, Preston North End, Real Madrid, Milan, Los Angeles Galaxy, Paris Saint-Germain, and the England ... Wikipedia
Born: May 2, 1975 (age 38), Leytonstone, London, United Kingdom
Height: 6' 0" (1.83 m)
Spouse: Victoria Beckham (m. 1999)
Children: Brooklyn Beckham, Harper Beckham, Romeo Beckham, Cruz Beckham
Movies and TV shows: The Secret Service, More

[zizoudane10]

Then that would make you a fed :

See, that is the reason why guys are making fun of you
If I were a fed, I would have to be a German one, since I'm born and raised in Germany and live here till this day. 99.8% of your accusations make 0 sense at all. And that buries the 0.2% of your valuable and true information. Gosh, you are accusing guys that they are movie stars or big sports stars. That is beyond irrational, sorry.

[zizoudane10]

David Beckham? Yeah, why not, would be nice to have a net worth of ~350 million.

[bigboydan]

See, that is the reason why guys are making fun of you
If I were a fed, I would have to be a German one, since I'm born and raised in Germany and live here till this day. 99.8% of your accusations make 0 sense at all. And that buries the 0.2% of your valuable and true information. Gosh, you are accusing guys that they are movie stars or big sports stars. That is beyond irrational, sorry.

If your German then wouldn't that make my guess Kenny Drinkerhauser

[Optional]

Hey Dan,

May I ask a few questions?

Why have you been accusing people of hacking your computer to get these ideas?

Was it not exciting enough to just say "I told John and Co and then they did not reward me when they did it 2 years later"?

Or would that just mean you had nothing to complain about at all really?

If my employee suggests improvements to the business he is paid to work for, who owns the idea?

How did Vbulletin come to create the points add on SBR uses? Is that stolen from you too?

Should SBR not have used the Vbulletin points add on (as hundreds of other forums have) without paying you something?

Do you walk around in real life with your hand out demanding gifts/payment from anyone unlucky enough to have you tell them 'your ideas'?

[bigboydan]

Hey Dan,

May I ask a few questions?

Why have you been accusing people of hacking your computer to get these ideas?

Was it not exciting enough to just say "I told John and Co and then they did not reward me when they did it 2 years later"?

Or would that just mean you had nothing to complain about at all really?

If my employee suggests improvements to the business he is paid to work for, who owns the idea?

How did Vbulletin come to create the points add on SBR uses? Is that stolen from you too?

Should SBR not have used the Vbulletin points add on (as hundreds of other forums have) without paying you something?

Do you walk around in real life with your hand out demanding gifts/payment from anyone unlucky enough to have you tell them 'your ideas'?

Before that I did my very best to duck and dodge the full blown assault to the point I just starting taking other peoples advice and just ignore it however, like I mentioned before via my return back here at SBR it was one of my local colleagues here in town told me about what happen and needless to say I was not happy!

No it shouldn't be the vbullentin that should pay me because I was in the middle of developing my own version of it however, if one were to sue VB over this in some type of fashion then by all means do.

In regards to demanding and claiming that some ideas are mine... In this can I can honestly say without a shadow of doubt in my mind the answer would be yes especially knowing what happen (aka: teamviewer) or what others would deem as a type of "superuser account".

[Optional]

Before that I did my very best to duck and dodge the full blown assault to the point I just starting taking other peoples advice and just ignore it however, like I mentioned before via my return back here at SBR it was one of my local colleagues here in town told me about what happen and needless to say I was not happy!

No it shouldn't be the vbullentin that should pay me because I was in the middle of developing my own version of it however, if one were to sue VB over this in some type of fashion then by all means do.

In regards to demanding and claiming that some ideas are mine... In this can I can honestly say without a shadow of doubt in my mind the answer would be yes especially knowing what happen (aka: teamviewer) or what others would deem as a type of "superuser account".

Teamviewer is an awesome program. I know it well. Did you accidentally leave it running with a fixed password or something?

Hacking issues aside, if you suggested to your employer (or anyone really) that implementing a points system and points book was a good idea without any agreement in place to protect that idea, then I don't really see what sort of legal claim you think you may have.

And honestly, unless there was some discussion of the technicalities and how it should be implemented, I don't see how you can even claim a moral right to any reward.

Employees can't just run about saying their boss/company should do this or that and claim a right to the idea. How on earth would any company survive?

[bigboydan]

Teamviewer is an awesome program. I know it well. Did you accidentally leave it running with a fixed password or something?

Hacking issues aside, if you suggested to your employer (or anyone really) that implementing a points system and points book was a good idea without any agreement in place to protect that idea, then I don't really see what sort of legal claim you think you may have.

And honestly, unless there was some discussion of the technicalities and how it should be implemented, I don't see how you can even claim a moral right to any reward.

Employees can't just run about saying their boss/company should do this or that and claim a right to the idea. How on earth would any company survive?

See, that's just it... I only used teamviewer one time to aquire some help setting up my TOR configurations and low and behold I get a PM from SBR Poster lickdawggg and I got hacked into.

Below would be the PM I answered that caused this problem we are discussing right now:

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yo big boy dan is this your profile?
Likeee,, as in Dan Davis, double D?
You know what im sayin dawgg
Is it you?
Better be.
Gal better blow
I'll blow ya
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[bigboydan]

Bump !

[bigboydan]

Bump !

[bigboydan]

Bump for Jon since he didn't he ignored the answers :

[Optional]

See, that's just it... I only used teamviewer one time to aquire some help setting up my TOR configurations and low and behold I get a PM from SBR Poster lickdawggg and I got hacked into.

Below would be the PM I answered that caused this problem we are discussing right now:

If you just ran it one time to receive help, without installing it, then it should not be possible for anyone to use it to gain access to your pc afterward.

And even if you did install it, it generates a new connect password every time its run, unless someone asked you to activate and set a permanent password.

Would be surprised if that was the route a hacker took, unless they tricked you into setting that perma password. Big company with a popular product could not afford to have reports from support clients that they have been hacked through it.

[bigboydan]

If you just ran it one time to receive help, without installing it, then it should not be possible for anyone to use it to gain access to your pc afterward.

And even if you did install it, it generates a new connect password every time its run, unless someone asked you to activate and set a permanent password.

Would be surprised if that was the route a hacker took, unless they tricked you into setting that perma password. Big company with a popular product could not afford to have reports from support clients that they have been hacked through it.

Not when the remote access was turned off via the control panel and the passwords kept changing every few days. The route that guy too was coming up through the video card

[Optional]

Not when the remote access was turned off via the control panel and the passwords kept changing every few days. The route that guy too was coming up through the video card

That sounds a bit above my head.

[bigboydan]

That sounds a bit above my head.

Well I'm telling you the truth because I had a forensics check done on it and the paperwork documents will hold up in any court of law

[zizoudane10]

Go call you a lawyer, file you a lawsuit
I'll smile in the courtroom and buy you a wardrobe

[bigboydan]

Go call you a lawyer, file you a lawsuit
I'll smile in the courtroom and buy you a wardrobe

Fine I will... You'll be hearing from my lawyer from the law offices of "Dewy, Cheat'um and Howe" !

[zizoudane10]

Fine I will... You'll be hearing from my lawyer from the law offices of "Dewy, Cheat'um and Howe" !

[bigboydan]

South park

Alright enough of this traffic grabber B.S. Lets just finalize this crap and get it over with already.

[The Kraken]

Unrael

I'm actually about to ignore a poster

I never, ever thought I'd ignore anyone.

But Dan you're unbearable.

[zizoudane10]

[zizoudane10]

Unrael

I'm actually about to ignore a poster

I never, ever thought I'd ignore anyone.

But Dan you're unbearable.

True. Might be first on the list ever.

[The Kraken]

He's now on ignore. I feel like an oyster but it feels better than reading his non sensical rants.

Give it a shot Z. If his schtick was in any way entertaining, I'd have left him unigonred. but it simply takes up space in otherwise decent threads.

[bigboydan]

Unrael

I'm actually about to ignore a poster

I never, ever thought I'd ignore anyone.

But Dan you're unbearable.

You know better than that Justin

[bigboydan]

Thanks

Now that's not right !

[Sam Odom]

Dan you can post in the Saloon. Please contain your ghost buster and conspiracy rants to threads already started on those topics.

Thank you sir!

[bigboydan]

Dan you can post in the Saloon. Please contain your ghost buster and conspiracy rants to threads already started on those topics.

Thank you sir!

Their not conspiracies if their deemed as true Dave. :

[SBR_John]

Mods start merging older BigBoyDay conspiracy threads.(leave the last one unmerged)

[bigboydan]

Mods start merging older BigBoyDay conspiracy threads.(leave the last one unmerged)

Just to be clear on the subject we are referring to this one correct?

[icabs]

bump !