01-06-2002, 03:17 AM
Funeral services were held for hundreds of troops this morning in Naperville, IL. These smartly dressed Chips, all dressed in red, were slaughter by inferior leadership Saturday evening. The battle took place on shores of Lake Michigan, where pirates stormed the docked boat in East Chicago, IN. Positioned in the ten seat with his troops was General Suburban Poker Man. His mission was simple, stop the pirates from raping and pillaging, take poisoners and recruit them into SPM battalion.
After failing his mission miserably, the SPM was court marshaled, found guilty of tilting and sentenced to lost rank and pay. Private SPM declined an interview with CNN, but did ask if they had any job openings.
Witnesses said the General held the pirates at bay for several hours beating them senseless with a Marine tactic called retrograde. The Supply Officer Captain Dealer kept sending orders for General SPM and his Chip troops to advance to the rear and release (retrograde). With 4-6 callers in a mostly passive pre-flop arrangement, the SPM was hot to trot, to get into the heat of the battle. However, orders are orders.
Finally Captain Dealer sends the SPM a tank loaded with lots of rockets. Capped with 7 unorganized pirates in the fight. With a cloud of smoke and a hiho silver, at the end of the skirmish the pirate wearing the fancy button and dressed in a 53 suited won, they call it, flopping the nuts. The treasure chest was filled with five new stacks of pirate recruits. Turns out one of the other pre-flop raises was also issued a tank with lots of rockets. It was shortly after that fiasco that the General took his troop across the Tilt Swamps hoping to catch the pirates off guard. The pirates saw him coming and in the last skirmish one of them pre-flop raised with a 10 8 double suited, which crushed the SPM's AJ when the flop came J 10 10. Unable to figure out which way was up, the SPM was defeated and sent back to his quarters with an armed escort. Unconfirmed reports say Captain Dealer was found beaten and unconscious in the parking lot.
SPM,...ain't these %$&%* Hold'em Wars fun... :-/
After failing his mission miserably, the SPM was court marshaled, found guilty of tilting and sentenced to lost rank and pay. Private SPM declined an interview with CNN, but did ask if they had any job openings.
Witnesses said the General held the pirates at bay for several hours beating them senseless with a Marine tactic called retrograde. The Supply Officer Captain Dealer kept sending orders for General SPM and his Chip troops to advance to the rear and release (retrograde). With 4-6 callers in a mostly passive pre-flop arrangement, the SPM was hot to trot, to get into the heat of the battle. However, orders are orders.
Finally Captain Dealer sends the SPM a tank loaded with lots of rockets. Capped with 7 unorganized pirates in the fight. With a cloud of smoke and a hiho silver, at the end of the skirmish the pirate wearing the fancy button and dressed in a 53 suited won, they call it, flopping the nuts. The treasure chest was filled with five new stacks of pirate recruits. Turns out one of the other pre-flop raises was also issued a tank with lots of rockets. It was shortly after that fiasco that the General took his troop across the Tilt Swamps hoping to catch the pirates off guard. The pirates saw him coming and in the last skirmish one of them pre-flop raised with a 10 8 double suited, which crushed the SPM's AJ when the flop came J 10 10. Unable to figure out which way was up, the SPM was defeated and sent back to his quarters with an armed escort. Unconfirmed reports say Captain Dealer was found beaten and unconscious in the parking lot.
SPM,...ain't these %$&%* Hold'em Wars fun... :-/