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About
WE MOVED! And no, you can't have our old stuff
About Me
- Name: Gino
- Location: San Francisco, CA
I'm probably the 3rd or 4th most famous person you'll ever meet that is named Gino, is part Italian and Filipino, has had a kidney transplant, graduated with a BA in Advertising, obsesses over robots, bears and aliens, chugs chocolate milk, eats peanut butter with a spoon, irrationally harbors love for the doomed Seattle sports scene, enjoys the occasional rock climbing trip, watches NASCAR (whoo!), whose favorite movie is the Muppets Take Manhattan, and just got accepted to Miami Ad School in San Francisco. (ok maybe 5th or 6th)
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- optimus gino
- WSU VS Colorado (Qwest field)
- icks
- icks gray
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- icks gino
- i'v got that "look at me, i'm drunk and terrified ...
- if you want my autobiography...baaaaaaby just ask ...
1 Comments:
Robert L. Custer, M.D., identified the progression of gambling addiction as including three phases:
the winning phase
the losing phase
and the desperation phase.
During the winning phase, gamblers experience a big win or a series of wins that leaves them with unreasonable optimism that their winning will continue. This leads them to feel great excitement when gambling, and they begin increasing the amounts of their bets.
During the losing phase, the gamblers often begin bragging about wins they have had, start gambling alone, think more about gambling and borrow money legally or illegally. They start lying to family and friends and become more irritable, restless and withdrawn. Their home life becomes more unhappy, and they are unable to pay off debts. The gamblers begin to "chase" their losses, believing they must return as soon as possible to win back their losses.
During the desperation phase, there is a marked increase in the time spent gambling. This is accompanied by remorse, blaming others and alienating family and friends. Eventually, the gamblers may engage in illegal acts to finance their gambling. They may experience hopelessness, suicidal thoughts and attempts, arrests, divorce, alcohol and/or other drug abuse, or an emotional breakdown.
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