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10-30-2001, 09:35 AM
Rock Quarry language is full of lies, deception, insincerity, and cruel insults. Plus the fact there's no action, it was eight folds and a chop, or one raise and all fold. Hollywood Casino's 10-20 game was full of no Action Jacksons on Monday. When the SPM left the game, it broke fifteen minutes later, no guessing here who the fish was...


Today we will cover the insincerity of one player, the Professor. He is by all accounts a solid manipulator capable of destroying the stacks of his enemies. In the real world he is rich beyond belief, a landlord with properties around the world. Eviction of the poor and hopeless of the world is his stock and trade. He plays cards to give his pathetic life some spice. He is no longer motivated by money, his aim in life is to be as insincere as humanly possible. The Professor resembles a blow fish when he bets, calls or raises, for some unknown reason his cheeks fill up with air and then he slowly blows the air out of his extended lips. The foul stench of his breath makes the eyes of his opponents tear so they are unable to see the flop. Investigations have thus far been unable to determine the meaning of this strange behavior. He is a crafty communicator who entices his victims into believing he is their friend. Then when they least expect it he stabs them in the back with a monster hand full of wrath and destruction. Then he adds insult to injury by saying, I'm sorry."


Okay, so most of this is a total fabrication, the Professor is a good old boy and a real nice man with one annoying habit of saying, "I'm sorry" to the loser when he wins the pot of chips. Now the Professor is not the only one who does this, there are thousands of you out there in the land of poker. Why insult the loser and add more injury to him by saying your sorry. If you were truly sorry you'd give him back the chips you've won. Your not sorry, your damn glad you won the pot and if you get a chance to win another you'll do it again. So please, lose the insincere I'm sorry and deal the cards.


SPM,...never sorry to win a pot just wish I could...

10-30-2001, 10:55 AM
those are mostly my players i send in to take you off in the game. the im sorry is a code word which will be changed to gocha spm next time. there is no hope for you as my little devils will keep you in the soup line. your only hope is to post short posts in which you praise pets. then you will be allowed to walk the walk of spm and hold your head up into the clouds.


zee: allowing spm to win his next play just to show him whatever

10-30-2001, 11:07 AM
SPM,


You're rigtht. You didn't look sorry at all when you spiked a 5 and made a full house on the river when there were ONLY 4 overcards on the board.


*The Professor checked the turn


Soh


p.s. The Professor e-mailed me that the game broke after "I" left.

10-30-2001, 01:00 PM
z,


I didn't want to say it and thinking about it scared me. But, I knew you were behind this despicable practice of saying I'm sorry after winning a hand. Praising pets will not happen in your life time. Having a pet is like living with teenagers, I'd rather have an ice cold enema.


SPM,...excuse me I have the urge to evacuate...

10-30-2001, 01:05 PM
No, the game broke 15 minutes after I left. You, me, and the rake may have been the only winners. The game was the worst I have ever seen. Chop, chop, chop...


SPM,...stay home today I would like to play with some action players...

10-30-2001, 03:27 PM
well, well, Clint, once again you have fired a shot right into the heart of many poker players. yes, some poker players do have a heart. and compassion, there is a lot of that too


you must have lost all of yours while in Italy making those movies!!!


like others, it really hurts me when I drag a pot


(because it's not bigger)

10-30-2001, 04:23 PM
Suburban,


I wish I would have stuck around to see that one. I must have left just beofre that happened. I think getting my two pair copped by a Joe Kane 5/6 off put me on tilt. See you on the felt play ground.


Forever on tilt. "Rook"

10-30-2001, 06:40 PM
...you didn't have more money," is what he started to say. But, being a nice guy, he caught himself.


Yours in brevity,


PM

10-30-2001, 11:37 PM
Joe K? 56o? He must've either posted or briefly thought he was at the blackjack table and was doubling down. /images/wink.gif

10-31-2001, 10:41 AM
Suburban Poker Man


I'm Sorry really stands for:


Hee Haw! Hee Haw! Hee Haw! Hee Haw!

10-31-2001, 10:48 AM
Spm


I think you should be more kind to the fish in the game or i won't be coming back.I did talk to Ray Zee and he did send me into the room with many of his followers.If you didn't like "i'm sorry" wait till the next time i bad beat someone what i say.Lar