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The correct term is Zenyattard. Notice it's a blending of Zenyatta and tard. As in re-tard. You simply added the word turd to Zenyatta. What Zenyattard means is, well, it's a good descriptive of the kool aid drinking retarded fans of Zenyatta who have lost all ability for rational thought when it comes to their queen. |
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Sadly, he has no idea what I mean by that, nor does he know he's one of the all time great Zenyattards. Remember, CSC1985 thinks that a yielding turf course in Europe is actually firm. |
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How is what you're describing different from booking a horse? |
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At least we now know what is truly amazing about Zenyatta.....
she is the first 5YO Filly. Now, that is special. She is definitely the best 5YO Filly I have ever heard of. |
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What you don't get is that you are a freakin idiot. You should try brushing up on both your reading skills and your logic skills. For the last time, I am not a critic of the horse, nor do I think she sucks. I think her rabid fans suck and have lost their grips on reality. |
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Or should I say 'wacktards'? |
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You responded by saying that what I was describing was somehow not the same thing. Well, it is the same thing--someone is laying the 10-1 (in your example, I guess, it's the bettor) and someone is backing at 10-1 (the house in your example). There is no difference between the "house" in your example (you never spelled things out this way, but I'm doing my best to decipher your inanities) and the layer in mine. |
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Anyways, obviously different horses should be offered at different odds. Is this some sort of revelation? |
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