[grandgnu]

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1.I am a cash game player, not a tournament player. There's a difference.

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I do both. Cash games are a more stable and less volatile source of income. But tournaments can provide for large paydays and require a different skill set.

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2.I'm not the loudmouth on here bragging about how great I am, how great my reads are, etc. I'm confident in my abilities to the point that I don't need to brag or exaggerate them to convince others how great I am. I know what I am and am not capable of.

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The following items YOU wrote contradict your current statement:

You know, you keep running your mouth about how your reads are so good and you've been playing so well lately, blah, blah, blah. I'm making the drive to Mass. and I'll sit down at you're little table. We'll see how good you are.

Following you around like a troll? Keep telling yourself whatever you need to to satisfy your ego. Funny you don't take me up on my offer to prove yourself at the table, though. Perhaps you're not really as good as you think you are.

And the amazing irony of:

What's the triple threat, B.O., bad breath, and gas?

You truly never fail to demonstrate what a child you are.

I prefer to take the high road. I follow a simple philosophy, if you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all.

Here you are bragging about your skills at the table:

I see what you mean. It's my style, I play weak, but I'm really just trapping with the nuts, then BAM, I hit you. Other times, I just come out firing. Gotta mix up your style. Donkey-boy doesn't understand this. Hence he sucks at poker. I was gonna make a comment using a pun on the word "nuts" but, well, that would contradict what I said about the high road and the other BS I wrote about saying nice things.