My betting conditions are: the other person has to be even more sure than I, so much so that they are (Reply #10)

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Tue May 31, 2016, 04:22 AM

Voice for Peace (13,141 posts)

10. My betting conditions are: the other person has to be even more sure than I, so much so that they are

willing to pay me when they lose; but in case I lose, which I won't,
I don't have to pay. So it's a good bet! No takers yet.. doubt anyone
is confident enough. I would be, if I had the money, and that is a fact.

It will astonish me if there isn't an indictment recommendation
from FBI -- an actual indictment or trial or ha ha ha conviction seems
less likely -- but a highly FBI-recommended opportunity for her to withdraw
with a shred of dignity to private life, in private, for good.
And him too. All of them. sheesh.

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15 replies	Author	Time	Post
The corollary to "praying for an indictment" is brushing off any wrongdoings no matter how bad [View all]	Bonobo	May 2016	OP
Not corollary. Converse.	JonLeibowitz	May 2016	#1
I think "corollary" is okay in this case.	Bonobo	May 2016	#2
Perhaps, but coming from a math background that really throws me.	JonLeibowitz	May 2016	#3
I think you are correct at nearly 3 am my brain even at half function couldn't make that one work.	Voice for Peace	May 2016	#5
enjoying you logicians @ 5:00 a.m!	elleng	May 2016	#7
also having a background in mathematics, I think "corollary" is correct, particulary when politics	DrDan	May 2016	#9
Thank you.	Bonobo	May 2016	#12
Wouldn't the converse be "some here can be praised for hoping or even praying for an	JudyM	May 2016	#14
and ignoring evidence of dismal judgment	elleng	May 2016	#4
"evidence of dismal judgement"	Voice for Peace	May 2016	#6
DON'T bet on my political (or sports) selections, bad record here,	elleng	May 2016	#8
My betting conditions are: the other person has to be even more sure than I, so much so that they are	Voice for Peace	May 2016	#10
LOL!	JudyM	May 2016	#15
Nothing has changed.	joshcryer	May 2016	#11
Yes, human behavior rarely does, even over centuries and millennia. nt	Bonobo	May 2016	#13

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