Build It And They Will Come, Casinos In Bama Land

Oh, it even get's better, now it's in the Tuscaloosa News, RE: http://www.tuscaloosanews.com/...to-rival-Mississippi

Milton has many machines, but all of them could be shut down as Governor Riley contineues his commendable purge of illefgal gambling in Alabama.

beternu---the word is illegal,and all these post with your ranting about spelling.

Maybe God will grant us the priviledge of having a Casino here in the Shoals. Direct your prays to such...

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Originally posted by justice:
beternu---the word is illegal,and all these post with your ranting about spelling.

Well, I think I am doing pretty well, considering that from yesterday I have been typing with a bulky bandage on one hand owing to carpal tunnel surgery. You will note, by the way, that the errant letter "f" is adjacent to the "g" on the keyboard. A mis-strike, and it did result in a misspelled word, and I will try to do better, even with this bandage and a related therapy glove. My deepest apologies.

Now you may go up to blue's second post and counsel him on the forming of plurals.

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Originally posted by trader:
Maybe God will grant us the priviledge of having a Casino here in the Shoals. Direct your prays to such...

Among the pro-gambling contingent, there might well be many "prays" uttered in hope of that "priviledge."

I have a great idea. Why not put a casino next to the Mariott and the only people who can use it are people with out of state licenses. That way we can generate more revenue and not have our fellow Alabamians corrupted and go broke on pipe dreams.

Personally, I don't see anything wrong with having a casino. I used to live within 10 miles of two casinos in St. Louis. Just because they were there, didn't mean I wasted every dollar I made on them. Luckily, we are all blessed with free will.