The Grand National

April 5th, 2008 by ThunderDragon

I just had to make a bet on this years Grand National [racing at 4.15pm] after seeing the name of one particular horse that is just perfect and hilarious, considering my job, meaning that I just went and put a £10 bet on him winning:

Comply Or Die

If he wins, I get £95! w00t!

UPDATE: Comply Or Die won the Grand National! Now I just wish I’d put more on him!

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1 Response to “The Grand National”

Ellee Seymour

Congratulations. Everyone in my house backed him too, except me. We had no luck at all on the dogs in the evening, but then does anyone?

Comment on Apr 6th, 2008 at 8:39 am

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