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Roger Reparations

By KingSerf | View all Posts
Posted Sunday, July 06, 2008 12:52 PM   5 comments
Dear Mr. Federer,

Maybe I was fooled, hoodwinked, or hornswoggled by a deceptive combination of media adoration and the majesty of your raucous racket work, but fool or gambling degenerate I demand reparations should you lose to Nadal today.

I understand that a refund (whole or partial) on my wager would create a terrible precedent by which others could then easily pursue their losses.

So I propose that you either send me one of your nifty sweaters or autograph a few tennis balls.  Then I can sell the item(s) on eBay...or at my next garage sale.

And don't even try to weasel out of this by sending me an "autographed" picture, or, worse yet, a Gillette Fusion Power razor.  Everyone knows that athletes, celebrities, and politicians keep oodles of worthless photocopied autographed pictures for fan club members.  As for the razor, I already own one.  And every time I use it I wish I would have just bought disposables.

If you should win the match, bringing instant elation to the network, sports media, and gamblers everywhere, then forget I ever wrote this letter.  No need to go legal on me, since I'm sure you get crazier mail all the time.

Now go play your balls off!

Sincerely,

KingSerf

P.S. Say hello to Tiger.
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AUSSIE_COOLER says:
07/06/08 12:57PM

 

Funniest write up for some time... Federer will read this and surely fire up...... Theres no way he'll want to give up a nifty sweater..No way... He's got one option and thats to win... NOW !!!

3BallBomber says:
07/06/08 12:59PM
KingSerf says:
07/06/08 01:08PM
Thanks.

I am not sure how the bleeping period got in the title of my thread, but, oh well, I hope everyone gets a guffaw out of the letter.

KingSerf says:
07/06/08 04:20PM
...And, Roger, can you overnight that package, please. I'm sure you can afford it.
michaelpaul1 says:
07/06/08 05:48PM
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