That is one
hell of a gamble.
Man City are a ridiculous 1/10 on to stay top all season, but even if you have a resource to bet on football at those odds, it is
a hell of a gamble right now.
Every single decision is one
hell of a gamble.
However, the huge amounts of money, time and possible detrimental econmic effects that are being talked about with schemes such as Cap - n - Trade make your «If» one
hell of a gamble to take — it's a classic precautionary principle argument and that's not necessarily a good way to run anything.
Not exact matches
But if he hears that you go on
gambling, making a fool out
of him, who the
hell knows what'll happen to you.»
He is home grown which will make most
of the clubs motivation to tie him up, but is he reliable in terms
of injury proness,
hell nah, soo its a
gamble that I would take.
I know that it is primarily the well off types who pay extra to go to the birth center, but what about the ones who take a
gamble that paying for a bargain basement midwife will save them a few grand out
of pocket and if all
hell breaks loose, it would've happened regardless and they would've been financially ruined either way.
Look I don't have the answers,
hell I may not even have all the questions, but in my eyes the normalisation
of gambling is one
of the biggest community issues Australia faces and I am sure it is similar in other countries.
I think
of that and think about one person way up in real estate at the same time who later killed himself... overextended,
gambling on real estate... at the end alone with no way out and little to nothing said after the fact about him or anyone else succumbing to depression, terror, and financial
hell.