Would it not make a little more sense to go into church first and pray and give your tithes and if you have an urge to try your luck then put a buck in and just pull! God bless all
We will be going to a casino there with some of our family members. I want to surprise her in a way she never saw it coming. I had the idea of having the cashier slip it to her when she cashed out, but I am not sure I can be that trustworthy with something to that expense. Any ideas? We are going on Sept. 27th
I’m going expecting to lose any money I make of course, lol. But what are some fun, easy games I’m not going to go broke on? I’ve never been to a casino before and I don’t want to spend a whole lot of money, but what is a good amount to just play around with?
I’ve never stepped foot into a gambling casino before, and I’m thinking about going to the local Casino in my area. I don’t have much experience with card games, I would go to the slots instead.
i need to go to casino tomrrow so fukin badly i just need it so baddddddd but all my money i got now is borrows and if i lose i am in so big fukin problem that not even my brotha bin laden can save me
Source: (Excerpt Below) www.huffingtonpost.com It’s hard to find a home bought before 2009 that isn’t underwater and very few landlords, when running credit checks, look for foreclosures or short-sales on a tenant’s record. Otherwise, a manager couldn’t fill a building. Nevada has a greater concentration of economic misery than any other state. The state’s unemployment rate, which in June edged up to 14.2 percent, has risen faster during the past year than it has anywhere else, and nearly six percent of all homes across the state’s desert landscape received a foreclosure filing in the first six months of the year. While the concentration of misery may be greater in Nevada, it was caused by the same unchecked housing bubble and unregulated financial gambling that brought pain to the rest of the country. If present trends go unchecked, Nevada is America’s future. The jobless rate would likely be much higher, say residents, if Nevada were not such a transient state. When folks lose their jobs and their homes, they often pack up and move in with relatives…”Nevada was pretty much a growth economy for most of the past two decades,” says Steven Horsford, the Nevada State Senate’s Minority Leader, a Democrat who represents North Las Vegas. “When the financial crisis hit, it disproportionately affected Las Vegas because of our growth rate.” Horsford says the local economy is struggling not because fewer tourists are coming to Vegas, but because the people who do come are …