"kidpoker" ??

[DrawingDeadInDM 0]

And your name makes you sound like a Counting Crows fan.

FYP. Dreads never looked so good on a goofy lookin' white guy.Sha lalalaalala Whooaah ohh..

[MrJones 0]

I suppose it depends on where you place the emphasis. Like if you say Kidpoker, as one word no spaces, sounds alright, then you go for Kid - Poker. Ah this was stupid post anyways, just pointing out a double meaning here.

[bigcoled 1]

Why is Daniel's name Kid Poker. It sound's like he is a pedophile or something. If I were you DN, i would reverse that to pokerkid or something. The way it comes off now, it just well, wrong.

You should go skydiving....without a parachute.....If his nickname needs to be explained to you then you're not a real fan and you are a retard....

[MrJones 0]

Yep, just another boring HH. But I had my post there, why not add a little spice to it.Texas Hold'em $25-$50 (real money), #1,616,368,127Table MrJones0's HE, 21 Dec 2005 3:41 PM ETSeat 1: MrMri ($2,263.60 in chips)Seat 3: RiverRaul ($2,138.50 in chips)Seat 4: MrJones0 ($2,158.50 in chips)Seat 8: q149887 ($1,668 in chips)ANTES/BLINDSq149887 posts blind ($12.50), MrMri posts blind ($25).PRE-FLOPRiverRaul bets $50, MrJones0 bets $75, q149887 folds, MrMri calls $50, RiverRaul calls $25.FLOP [board cards AH,4S,8D ]MrMri bets $25, RiverRaul folds, MrJones0 bets $50, MrMri calls $25.TURN [board cards AH,4S,8D,8C ]MrMri bets $50, MrJones0 bets $100, MrMri calls $50.RIVER [board cards AH,4S,8D,8C,4D ]MrMri checks, MrJones0 bets $50, MrMri calls $50.SHOWDOWNMrJones0 shows [ 6D,8H ]MrMri mucks cards [ 3D,3H ]MrJones0 wins $635.50.Like for example this 3 high call.

actually, that guy plays the board, he has 2 pair with an ace high.you play very well though, we are all thoroughly impressed.that was a very nice pre-flop 3-bet with 68os.

Since you are obviously more qualified to analyze short handed limit games than I am. But if you must know, you have no idea how the table was playing, you have no idea how to steal a lead preflop, and I challenge you to sit with me anytime.

[MrJones 0]

Yep, just another boring HH. But I had my post there, why not add a little spice to it.Texas Hold'em $25-$50 (real money), #1,616,368,127Table MrJones0's HE, 21 Dec 2005 3:41 PM ETSeat 1: MrMri ($2,263.60 in chips)Seat 3: RiverRaul ($2,138.50 in chips)Seat 4: MrJones0 ($2,158.50 in chips)Seat 8: q149887 ($1,668 in chips)ANTES/BLINDSq149887 posts blind ($12.50), MrMri posts blind ($25).PRE-FLOPRiverRaul bets $50, MrJones0 bets $75, q149887 folds, MrMri calls $50, RiverRaul calls $25.FLOP [board cards AH,4S,8D ]MrMri bets $25, RiverRaul folds, MrJones0 bets $50, MrMri calls $25.TURN [board cards AH,4S,8D,8C ]MrMri bets $50, MrJones0 bets $100, MrMri calls $50.RIVER [board cards AH,4S,8D,8C,4D ]MrMri checks, MrJones0 bets $50, MrMri calls $50.SHOWDOWNMrJones0 shows [ 6D,8H ]MrMri mucks cards [ 3D,3H ]MrJones0 wins $635.50.Like for example this 3 high call.

actually, that guy plays the board, he has 2 pair with an ace high.you play very well though, we are all thoroughly impressed.that was a very nice pre-flop 3-bet with 68os.

Since you are obviously more qualified to analyze short handed limit games than I am. But if you must know, you have no idea how the table was playing, you have no idea how to steal a lead preflop, and I challenge you to sit with me anytime.Oh and the fact you say "he's playing the board" well no shit. You think I don't know that? I reraised preflop, raised the flop, raised the turn, you think the board is still good!? HAHA.

[tyfgine 0]

Yep, just another boring HH. But I had my post there, why not add a little spice to it.Texas Hold'em $25-$50 (real money), #1,616,368,127Table MrJones0's HE, 21 Dec 2005 3:41 PM ETSeat 1: MrMri ($2,263.60 in chips)Seat 3: RiverRaul ($2,138.50 in chips)Seat 4: MrJones0 ($2,158.50 in chips)Seat 8: q149887 ($1,668 in chips)ANTES/BLINDSq149887 posts blind ($12.50), MrMri posts blind ($25).PRE-FLOPRiverRaul bets $50, MrJones0 bets $75, q149887 folds, MrMri calls $50, RiverRaul calls $25.FLOP [board cards AH,4S,8D ]MrMri bets $25, RiverRaul folds, MrJones0 bets $50, MrMri calls $25.TURN [board cards AH,4S,8D,8C ]MrMri bets $50, MrJones0 bets $100, MrMri calls $50.RIVER [board cards AH,4S,8D,8C,4D ]MrMri checks, MrJones0 bets $50, MrMri calls $50.SHOWDOWNMrJones0 shows [ 6D,8H ]MrMri mucks cards [ 3D,3H ]MrJones0 wins $635.50.Like for example this 3 high call.

actually, that guy plays the board, he has 2 pair with an ace high.you play very well though, we are all thoroughly impressed.that was a very nice pre-flop 3-bet with 68os.

Since you are obviously more qualified to analyze short handed limit games than I am. But if you must know, you have no idea how the table was playing, you have no idea how to steal a lead preflop, and I challenge you to sit with me anytime.Oh and the fact you say "he's playing the board" well no censored. You think I don't know that? I reraised preflop, raised the flop, raised the turn, you think the board is still good!? HAHA.

i was just pointing out that he didnt call you with 3 high, like you said.he called u with two pair 4s and 8s with an ace.i'm not saying it was a good call, i'm just saying that you are stupid.just saying.

[MrJones 0]

So, I'm stupid? Just saying, just saying, play me heads up 25/50. $2500 freezeout.And about the question marks. Who the hell cares. It's a sign when the first thing you attack is the grammar of the title, which was done stylistically anyways. Haha, donkfishnoobs

[VerbalKint 0]

Your question marks should go inside the quotation marks. Just trying to help. By the way, why do you care?

no they don't. He's not quoting someone who is asking "kidpoker?" He is quite cleverly (s/w) taking the nickname "kidpoker" and inquiring about its links to pedophilia. oh yeah, nevermind, who cares.

Still goes inside the quotation marks. Correct punctuation is fun.

Sorry, but this is my job. The question mark is most definitely not in the quotes. He's not quoting anyone saying "Kidpoker?" He's saying the name--which is put in quotes--"KidPoker," and then he is asking a question about this name. Not in quotes.yeah, it is fun.

[tyfgine 0]

So, I'm stupid? Just saying, just saying, play me heads up 25/50. $2500 freezeout.And about the question marks. Who the hell cares. It's a sign when the first thing you attack is the grammar of the title, which was done stylistically anyways. Haha, donkfishnoobs

if i do, will you please 3-bet me with 68os?

[Hobbes 1]

Your question marks should go inside the quotation marks. Just trying to help. By the way, why do you care?

no they don't. He's not quoting someone who is asking "kidpoker?" He is quite cleverly (s/w) taking the nickname "kidpoker" and inquiring about its links to pedophilia. oh yeah, nevermind, who cares.

Still goes inside the quotation marks. Correct punctuation is fun.

Sorry, but this is my job. The question mark is most definitely not in the quotes. He's not quoting anyone saying "Kidpoker?" He's saying the name--which is put in quotes--"KidPoker," and then he is asking a question about this name. Not in quotes.yeah, it is fun.

The first sentence in the OP is "Why is Daniel's name KidPoker?" So the title is asking a question, not stating his nickname and then asking. It's like someone has told him that Daniel's nickname is KidPoker and he replies, "KidPoker?" At least that's how I read it. Are you a teacher? I am genuinely interested if the only time the punctuation would go on the inside is when you are quoting someone.This is a more interesting subject than the OP's remarks...

[Pupsta 0]

yall are gay

you know how I know you're gay? Because you macramed yourself a pair of jean shorts...

you know how i know you're gay? because your dick tastes like shit

[Golden 2]

Okay, we need a new forum - the TRASH. A simple place to dump all of the idiotic threads these newbs are spewing. Then they can go there and play with themselves.

[Pupsta 0]

Okay, we need a new forum - the TRASH. A simple place to dump all of the idiotic threads these newbs are spewing. Then they can go there and play with themselves.

i thought we had that...general

[VerbalKint 0]

Your question marks should go inside the quotation marks. Just trying to help. By the way, why do you care?

no they don't. He's not quoting someone who is asking "kidpoker?" He is quite cleverly (s/w) taking the nickname "kidpoker" and inquiring about its links to pedophilia. oh yeah, nevermind, who cares.

Still goes inside the quotation marks. Correct punctuation is fun.

Sorry, but this is my job. The question mark is most definitely not in the quotes. He's not quoting anyone saying "Kidpoker?" He's saying the name--which is put in quotes--"KidPoker," and then he is asking a question about this name. Not in quotes.yeah, it is fun.

The first sentence in the OP is "Why is Daniel's name KidPoker?" So the title is asking a question, not stating his nickname and then asking. It's like someone has told him that Daniel's nickname is KidPoker and he replies, "KidPoker?" At least that's how I read it. Are you a teacher? I am genuinely interested if the only time the punctuation would go on the inside is when you are quoting someone.This is a more interesting subject than the OP's remarks...

Sorry it took so long. Here's my answer: I taught some English but I currently work as an editor. I’m not great at explaining this stuff (which is why I don’t teach anymore) so here's a better explanation of what I was trying to say from a pretty good grammar site Purdue runs:Put a dash, question mark, or exclamation point within closing quotation marks when the punctuation applies to the quotation itself and outside when it applies to the whole sentence.Philip asked, "Do you need this book?"Does Dr. Lim always say to her students, "You must work harder"?--http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/grammar/g_quote.htmlThe second example applies to this situation. I read the implied sentence behind this thread's title as, What's the deal with the nickname "Kidpoker"? (In that case the question mark goes outside because the question mark is for the whole sentence and not the quoted word. )I'm not sure if the only time question marks go inside is during a quote, though I can't think of a counterexample. I'll give it some more thought. Your explanation is that someone has told him this name of Kidpoker and he is replying "Kidpoker?" I don’t think I agree because if that is his intent there’s no reason for him to type the thread title in quotation marks. Your interpretation would require every thread title to be in quotes since each time someone asks a question he or she would be quoting.But alas, the neat thing about issues like this is that even working within strict grammar rules there is some room for interpretation. If you think the OP's intent is clearer writing "Kidpoker?" then there's nothing wrong with that.