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That's a great story.I have 2 kids and am now divorced. I had a vasectomy after the 2nd kid and I have no regrets even though I'm now divorced. She's now sterile too so I don't have to worry about half brothers and sisters and all that crap, which Im glad about.In any case, I wouldn't tell the next woman I'm with that I had a vasectomy unless I really started to like her. That would be only fair, as if the relationship got serious she should have a right to know in case she was hoping for kids. However, I might just tell her that I don't want any more kids, that she needs to go on the pill

I've got nobody today and I couldn't care less about it. I was married for almost 4 years and that ended just over a year ago. I don't care if I ever have a Valentine again as long as I live.

What was it in the original post that you would consider worthy of bragging about?

She was a serious piece of *** at one time. What a shame, as you know this was a suicide. It's sick to think she would do something like this when she has an infant at home. I guess the stress of her son dying, coupled with the lawsuit against her related to Trimspa pushed her over the edge.Yes, she was dumb as a stump, but this is a sad story regardless.

Obviously, the OP does. Otherwise he wouldn't have asked.

Are you kidding? No offense to the deal staff at the Rio, but it wasn't them who put up $10,000 of THEIR money to take a shot at winning that jackpot. It wasn't them who played the cards and won the tourney with them. I love how service realted workers think they should be tipped according to the size of the prize. Absolutely ridiculous!I would have aske the Rio how many dealers they employed to service the main event, and then I would have tipped enough so that each dealer got about $200 for the effort. That's $200 each beyond the money the RIO already withheld from the prize pool for th

Only true in the long term. Short term the casinos will see an increase in players who will travel to locations that have casinos. They will stay in their hotels, eat in their restaurants, make use of their services and gamble in their casinos. It's a win/win/win/win situation for the casinos short term. Long term you're probably right. The less exposure people have to poker the fewer NEW players it will generate. However, on-line poker (and gambling in general) will be legal in the US within 2 years (that's my guess). It will be run by the US casino industry and regulated by the US gov

Why?Since when is it the governments job to hijack a complete industry from off-shore companies and hand deliver it to the American casino industry? Because that's exactly what they are in the process of doing.That's not capitalism in any way, shape, or form. Imagine if the US government decided to ban all foreign car sales in the USA. Say they did this back in the early 70's when the Japanese makers were starting to gain momentum. We'd all be driving the same crappy POS cars that the US auto industry churned out back then. There would have been no incentive for the US makers to improve q

You might find yourself at a table with Bob Stupak. As if there would be anything more needed.

Actually, it was Dominic Rhodes who rushed for a TD, not Addai.

Just vote Libertarian people. And all the freedom issues are addressed. Simple as that.

Classic!

Could you be any more prejudice yourself? Here you are stating that Daniel is a racist towards blacks. And what's your basis for this? Not anything specific he's said, but the fact that he's Romanian! Holy crap! YOU are prejudice against Romanians because of what a few of them said and did to YOU. Does your wife's family and a few friends represent the entire Romanian population?I don't know, man.

Hell, even Gabe Kaplan mentioned at every break how unlucky Daniel was in season 2. Just about every single big hand that DN lost he was leading on the flop, and with a big hand.

If you take a bad beat, will there be a button that lets you bust a cap in the other guys ***? I mean, after all, what good will a hip hop gambling site be without guns? And I'm not hating, I'm just trying to keep it real.

The reason the government gets away with this BS is because enough people simply don't care about poker. So while EVERY American should be outraged that our government is violating our Constitutionally protected rights, they don't care because it doesn't effect them PERSONALLY. What they don't realize is that each time they look the other way on issues like this, it's like giving the government their stamp of approval. It's no different than if you were parking in a handicapped spot every day, and even though a cop sees you doing it, he doesn't say or do anything about it. What's to stop y

The whole issue of "tipping" was discussed in depth about a year or so ago on this forum. It became a viscious battle between people who work for tips and those who use their services.My take is that the dealer is paid by the house with the understanding that they will be getting tips. That's not the dealer's fault, so they should be tipped. However, tipping based on the size of the pot is ridiculous. Just because a pot gets up to $300 doesn't mean the dealer should get more than if the pot was $30. At my local cardroom, the dealers are all pretty happy to get a buck a pot. Some people t

I'm not really sure why you were excited that your nut straight turned into a 10 high flush on the river.

AC is a decent place for a bachelor party if you have a mixed group. The gamblers can't ask for anything more, and there are nightclubs and stuff in some of the casinos. I wish I could join you!

FYP

Who cares?

QFT

Because MOST people are weak.

Skill will reduce your chances of losing a hand. Luck can turn that advantage on its head.

I think you know what you're trying to say here, but I don't understand either.