List of what NOT to get a Poker player

[italianstang]

Poker game number three looks like it could end up with some very uncomfortable situations unless there were perfectly balanced boys/girls and they were all seated in the right arrangement. I would not appreciate having to remove a piece of clothing from someone named Frank without using my hands (or with my hands).

[Johnny5]

For sure!

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I would not appreciate having to remove a piece of clothing from someone named Frank without using my hands (or with my hands).

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Nice cover on the "or with my hands", but you may also want to tighten up that Frank comment. Is it that you just dont like people named Frank? (If it were George, or Steven, it would be ok though?) [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

Not that there's anything wrong with that...

J5

[KungFuSandwich]

I know weve already posted alot of crappy sets but HOLY CRAP, TEN CHIP SPACERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I knew my home setup was missing something, I cant wait to use the reserved button, that wouldnt be gay at all (not that theres anything wrong with that)

[italianstang]

They are called "lamers" pronounced lamb-errs. They seperate stacks of 20 chips not ten. When I dealt blackjack they were vital. I find them quite useful in a home game with a dedicated dealer too, it makes cashing people in very easy. Sorry to get all serious on you, I know this is a screwy thread.

[stom]

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They are called "lamers" pronounced lamb-errs. They seperate stacks of 20 chips not ten. When I dealt blackjack they were vital. I find them quite useful in a home game with a dedicated dealer too, it makes cashing people in very easy. Sorry to get all serious on you, I know this is a screwy thread.

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He means theres ten of the spacer chips in that auction.

[Piz0wn0reD!!!!!!]

I want the GW bush cards soooooo bad!

[Johnny5]

What about the CHIPS?

I'd get the key-ring holder for sure!

"The detail on these chips is flawless and their unique design makes them great for casinos and homestyle play alike. " [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]
J5

[daryn]

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They are called "lamers" pronounced lamb-errs. They seperate stacks of 20 chips not ten. When I dealt blackjack they were vital. I find them quite useful in a home game with a dedicated dealer too, it makes cashing people in very easy. Sorry to get all serious on you, I know this is a screwy thread.

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no, lamer = italianstang

i believe you are talking about lammers, and they are pronounced... well... lammers.


haha.. lamb-ers.

[TenPercenter]

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They are called "lamers" pronounced lamb-errs. They seperate stacks of 20 chips not ten. When I dealt blackjack they were vital. I find them quite useful in a home game with a dedicated dealer too, it makes cashing people in very easy. Sorry to get all serious on you, I know this is a screwy thread.

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no, lamer = italianstang

i believe you are talking about lammers, and they are pronounced... well... lammers.


haha.. lamb-ers.

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If my memory serves me right ( [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img] ), the "b" in "lamb" is silent, making what italianstang said exactly what you are saying. "Lammers." You're right about the spelling, although I've seen it both with or without two "m's" many times.

Ten

[daryn]

i am of course aware of the proper pronunciation of the word "lamb".

i just think it's funny to try and tell someone how something is pronounced by using a word containing letters that aren't pronounced.