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General Category => Ask the Experts => Topic started by: drbillym on June 25, 2011, 07:32:24 PM
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Great article about Pittsburgh Phil on the drf.com website. Good to see JB was mentioned among the present elite(last paragraph).
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I\'m not so sure about the analogy, but then I haven\'t read Phil\'s book. Meanwhile, the guy who should be getting WAY more credit is Donaldson (for those who don\'t know, see \"History Lesson\" in the Archives of this site).
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Don\'t be so modest, the analogy is in the inventiveness and uniqueness of the approach, not the plunging at the windows(I don\'t think).
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I thought Pittsburgh Phil was the guy who poked you in the head with an icepick? Murder Inc.? Electric chair? I looked it up on Amazon and this Pittsburgh Phil book costs like $100. What\'s it all about? Are his insights really worth the C-note? As good as Dan Geer\'s Pro-Rated Longshots?
HP
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HP,
You\'ll get the C-note back in a hurry because one of his insights is that you should stay away from women at the racetrack.
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That\'s not too hard. Except for one or two days a year how many women are at the track? HP
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At Del Mar? Enough to earn Pittsburgh Phil his reputation for wisdom.
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Same with Arlington Park. Every weekend.....every weekend
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HP Wrote:
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> I thought Pittsburgh Phil was the guy who poked
> you in the head with an icepick? Murder Inc.?
> Electric chair? I looked it up on Amazon and this
> Pittsburgh Phil book costs like $100. What\'s it
> all about? Are his insights really worth the
> C-note? As good as Dan Geer\'s Pro-Rated
> Longshots?
>
> HP
The Untouchables? Take liberties with the truth? Unpossible!
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I thought he was the funny-looking fellow who is on TV every February 2nd.
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From the article it sounded as if bringing women to the track was taboo.Times
have changed.The man sounds like a genious and considering the view towards women during that period his was consistent.However,I know this to be currently
false only because i\'ve experienced the opposite first hand.