Jay Cutler is a fool - I should of retired at 32

[Tito24]

[GigantorX]

Most people aren't obsessed with gambling, if you can goto new york and gamble across the river, vegas ain't needed.


Vegas always was and always will be the worlds biggest tourist trap.

Anyhow water shortages are gonna be an even bigger problem in the long term.

You would be surprised. I won't argue that using water in the desert can become problematic but Las Vegas itself excels in water recycling or grey water usage.

[240 is Back]

the las vegas real estate market was pretty good in 2003.

[240 is Back]

what is her exact big toe length?

[Fortress]

^^^ seriously well said!

And exceptionally poorly written.  

[bigbobs]

 

[ritch]

I thought people knew better than to take up the words said by pro bb'ers in magazines...

[leadhead]

If I remember correctly, this is the same article he was talking about investing in las Vegas real estate. No wonder he's still working....

[Oly15]

The Governor of New Jersey had said that New Jersey is going to implement sports betting regardless of what anyone says.(NFL is fighting it) He's ready to fight it all the way to the supreme court. Once New Jersey gets sports gambling, Vegas will be that much more unimportant. And with more casino's going up in the Northeast, and around the globe, Vegas is destined to become a ghost town. Anyone who still has Vegas real estate, just isn't paying attention to what the rest of the country is doing or about to do.

Thats about the dumbest crock of shit I ever read. Vegas becoming a ghosttown? What are u smoking? Its fucking Vegas u retard.

[Mr. Magoo]

"have"

not "of"

[The Ugly]

"have"

not "of"

Already noted.

[dantelis]

Jay is a cash cow as is apparent from this picture of he and Kerry.  I think he will milk what fame he has for as long as he can.

[The Abdominal Snoman]

Thats about the dumbest crock of shit I ever read. Vegas becoming a ghosttown? What are u smoking? Its fucking Vegas u retard.

Same thing was said about Detroit and the car industry. Casino's are going up all over America, and when sports betting starts popping up in other states, we'll see what happens to Vegas in the end. Make no mistake OLYloves15cock, the sharks who gamble are the only reason billion dollar hotels are built. Without the Sharks, Vegas wouldn't exist. When the Sharks go elsewhere, Vegas could see some real problems. Vegas is closer to becoming Wally World then it is to becoming what it was in the 80's and 90's. Boston alone is about to build a billion dollar casino and they have 4 pro sports teams(5 counting soccer) which Vegas can never match. Just wait until all the other major cities follow suit.  

[mass243]

"have"

not "of"

That's what I thought   

[Tito24]

jay should be hanged upside down

[mass243]

jay should be hanged upside down

He doesn't live in guantanamo.

[Tito24]

He doesn't live in guantanamo.

he lives in a big house in sunny vegas just like craig titus

[The Abdominal Snoman]

he lives in a big house in sunny vegas just like craig titus

Isn't Titus getting out soon?

[Tito24]

i hope so, this nightmare already lasted long enough. cant wait to see craig move enormous weights in golds again

[The Abdominal Snoman]

i hope so, this nightmare already lasted long enough. cant wait to see craig move enormous weights in golds again

Yes Craig needs to get back to Vegas soon and bring some credibility back to the Vegas scene. Since Jay's been wearing lip gloss, eye shadow and blush, Vegas has lost its bodybuilding "balls".

[El Diablo Blanco]

what is her exact big toe length?

I'll measure it once she takes it out of my butthole.

[Tito24]

Yes Craig needs to get back to Vegas soon and bring some credibility back to the Vegas scene. Since Jay's been wearing lip gloss, eye shadow and blush, Vegas has lost its bodybuilding "balls".

yes the bad boy of bodybuilding should come home, everyone makes mistakes.

[The Ugly]

everyone makes mistakes.

Quite the understatement.

[theworm]

I went to the Arnold classic in 2002 and the day after "training session" Jay was the guest speaker.

he said he planned on retiring completely from BB at the age of 33.  so its not just a "ghost writer" in the mag.


I think he still has a pretty big mortgage (he prob wasted a lot of money with his cars, and bad realestate dealings), and he needs the checks to keep comming in.

whats the alternative?  selling insurance like most ex-NFL players do?  (and drop from 250k a year, down to 50k, NO WAY!)

[Tito24]

Quite the understatement.