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Horses are racing, and that is the only part I have been to there, so I would suggest that.

Did you catch that part below the sign?

Should also probably mention that the most success I have experienced in these matters is from blackjack (I use basic strategy).

If you had gone to any other business and requested something and gotten it three years later you would not be happy!
That being said it sounds like it was a free item

Can we retire those, the monkey with the drum, the little kid shaking some toy, etc

DEFINITELY abusing your gf = 2 game suspension
PROBABLY conspiring to remove 1-2 psi from a football = 4 game suspension
POTENTIALLY wearing red socks instead of pink ones during breast cancer awareness month = 8 game suspension

I think the suspension is justified just for the reason that this whole incident allowed "deflategate" to become a word.

If only Nixon's people had broken into the Bucketturd Hotel....

I didn't forget. I said "like a 49%." I didn't take the time the do the math. I just think roulette is an easy game to not go through all your money in the first hour. Blackjack is definitely your best odds of winning though.

Also, if they have Let it Ride Poker I would recommend learning to play it before you go. It's a fun game. Everyone is playing the dealer instead of each other.

he's been 6'5 since he got here. people were talking about him moving to DE pretty early due to his size.

Just weighing in as both a New England resident, and as a Patriots fan.
There is absolutely no denying that the Patriots are guilty of foul play in the handling of the their game balls. The matter of Tom Brady's guilt however, is open up to a whole different interpretation. So to is the administrative handling of the investigation, and the resulting abuse of power by Roger Goodell; mostly resulting from outside pressures in the form of the other 30 owners. This is why Tom Brady is both fighting for his legacy, and for the unprecedentedly harsh ruling from Goodell.
Brady's implication in the deflating of the balls is questionable at best. The investigation into Brady began with Belichik's tongue-in-cheek Mona Lisa Vito press conference after the Indy game, where he passed the buck onto his star quarterback. From there on the once immaculate Brady became a media scapegoat for the crime, prompting a quick investigation from the NFL (who was itching for action after Spy-Gate). After a sloppy inquisition and accruing text messages from guilty ball boy Jastremski, the NFL could only ascertain that TB12 had told his assistant that he like the balls a certain way. This is NOT in anyway a violation of any kind, and quarterbacks such as Aaron Rodgers do this every game. It is the officials job to check the balls and fix them, and Jastremski broke the rules thereafter in a secluded bathroom. Who told Jastremski to do it? It's most likely that Belichick or Jastremski's manager told him to get the air to where Tom likes by any means necessary. Or maybe he did it to make Tom happy. Whether you believe he's innocent or guilty of knowledge, the reaction of the NFL is the most egregious act of DeflateGate.
Roger Goodell, with the Ray Rice controversy already afoot, was quick to condemn and devastate the long suspect Patriots organization. He needed to be strong, and show the owners that the second time the Pats crossed him would be the last. He nailed NE with a massive fine and snatched their coveted first round draft pick. While this punishment was harsh, it was not necessarily unjust due to past transgressions by the Patriots and the hated Bill Belichick. Turning to Brady, who was believed to be the major player in DeflateGate, Goodell slapped him with a 4 game suspension. Goodell had smashed precedent, and flexed his muscles as both judge and executioner under the Collective Bargaining Agreement. Precedent with the deflating of balls was a $25k fine for equipment violation, but Goodell thought that was too lenient in a time where his authority was crippled by his fickleness in the Ray Rice scandal. He correlated Brady's "awareness" of DeflateGate to a PED violation, which has a precedent of four games most recently set by Antonio Gates and Bruce Irvin. Whatever you believe about TB12's association in DeflateGate, it is unquestionable that Goodell was both unjust his ruling of violation, and used it to deliver a much more high profile suspension to Brady, who had been notably uncooperative with the investigation.
While Tom's quest to the Supreme Court seems laughable at best and won't change public opinion, it has evolved into a fight for his legacy and for changes in the CBA for the Player's Union. Tom has united with them as he sees the 4-games both unfair to him in principle, and crippling to his image. The NFLPA is using Tom's high profile case to loosen Roger Goodell's irrational grip on his unchecked control on player discipline.

I personally want to see Tom cleared of this case, but in reality it WILL NOT HAPPEN. The NFLPA relinquished the power to Roger Goodell, and based on principle alone, the Supreme Court (if they even hear the case) will not rule against the NFL.

The first one is actually correct. If there is no rule then how are you breaking it to cheat?

...Please refer to Major League Baseball's book of unwritten rules /s

Wait, so this site isn't exclusively for viewing Emma Watson gifs?