Mercury69

Poker1 needs a kick in the groin.

David Blaine would be cool.

I saw Penn and Teller a couple of years ago. Very good show, but it seemed awfully short for the 65$ we paid. Anyway, it appears as though Penn has been learning to play upright bass and, if you look closely at the piano/bass combo jamming it up before the magic act, you 'll see that it's Penn! And they sign autographs after the show! Teller is taller in person than you might think.Lotsa fun and the Rio is beautiful and full of totally scrumptious cocktail waitresses (or is that Waitrii? I failed Latin).

rofl...didn't even see tha date lol

Nice write up, PM. Unlike some of the other clowns around here, i appreciate the time you took to do this.

Looking for some downtown Toronto players. I need some info.

Grinder, I can only assume by the responses of those here who know you and your ability better than I that you are a good player. Instead of getting down on yourself, try and identify where exactly you went wrong. Was it overconfidence or an inflated sense of security leading you into playing too many hands? I find it's often the case that a larger than average stack leads to that, next thing you know you're fighting to get into the money. Getting loose with a big stack only means you have that much more to lose, imo, but I'm not a particularly aggressive player, nor am I very experienced. Fun

I concur ;-)

Men the "Master"-bator?

Daniel, what song goes through your head after you eliminate someone at a crucial point in a big tourney?

Eddie's a ****ing jerk on this forum so far.

This is news to me!

My condolences, sir, to you and your family.

What's the cash for first? 100$?

Fileted minion.That is all...

Annie Duke at 15-1 is to laugh...

You have entered...The Freak Zone...Cake = Ass?

Listen, man, a Krablar is NOT a bluffing hand. It's the REAL DEAL! Ph34r teh Krabl4r!

I have writer's cube.

From the article: The Express Times reports that the 2008 class president of Lehigh University, Greg Hogan, robbed an Allentown bank because he became $5,000 in debt after playing online poker for 14 months.Excellent plan, sir.

Mike's a good guy, so get off his nuts.

Well, now, that's a pretty good review, if you ask me.

My cat's breath smells like catfood.

I think everyone likes riding cowboys when there's three to go around...

That's one of the best poker articles I've ever seen.