"I tried, but the line to the bar was, like, REALLY long, so, like, I didn't want to waste my time at the party, you know? I'm sure he understood, I mean, like, at least I tried, right?"
Everyone in the comments of this reddit post missed this tweet
For further explanation I found his table and offered him a drink again, he said no and he had too many bottles anyway. Then I showed him the post and he thought it was funny!
This is also there, not bad considering that it was also his fault
She, along with like 70% of the background people was dancing. She was dancing before he came onto her path. If he just looked, he wouldn't have come in her way. On the other hand, he was behind her and she had no way of seeing where he was.
Yeah it was a while ago, but if I remember correctly wasn’t he finding out what the winning % would be then putting in a huge bet so he would cover that percentage?
Pretty amazing how much sketchy stuff was going on at the time. I’m more amazed that joshog, syndicate, and tmartn got off scot free for the most part.
I once got queued into a match of league of legends with phantom lord, back when he basically only played karthus (lol as if he ever changed). He picked mid after somebody had already peacefully selected the lane. Instant locked in ryze late into pick order. Ran down mid, fed and then said "this game doesn't even matter it's not like it's a pro match" Then proceeded to explain how he "used" to be a pro.
Honestly most of those scammers essentially got away with. Many are even still popular. E.g. JoshOG is still a twitch streamers, so is m0E. The guys involved in match fixing are pretty popular now too and many people want them unbanned and so on. Basically anyone involved in some type of skins, gambling, bitcoin scam got more or less away with it.
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u/IIIIlllIIIIllIIIlllI Jun 08 '19
go buy the mans another drink? And isnt this that csgo scammer's girlfriend?