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#31
11-02-2005, 05:52 PM
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Re: Stillman\'s play on the pocket deuces!
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Come on, a big unathletic white guy head to toe in throwback NBA gear? That's the pinnacle of cool last time I checked. [/ QUOTE ] What was killing me was that he had a different matching jersey/headband combination every single day. Always coordinated. Like, he'd have the Heat jersey and the Heat headband one day. Then the Blazers jersey and Blazers headband. Then the Bullets jersey and Bullets headband the next day. They showed him bowling and I think he was rocking a T-Wolves jersey and T-Wolves headband. LMAO! I'll bet he's already blown his WSOP winnings on NBA jerseys and headbands at $125 a pop. 
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#32
11-02-2005, 06:00 PM
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Re: Stillman\'s play on the pocket deuces!
Stillman seems like the type of guy you could probably prop bet to death
"I bet you $1000 you can't do 1000 push up's in an hour. Come on ya punk, bet" etc. He'd accept your bet cuz it woudl look bad not to in front of his homies... or is it posse?
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#33
11-02-2005, 06:25 PM
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Re: Stillman\'s play on the pocket deuces!
I'd go with Kliq.
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#34
11-02-2005, 07:42 PM
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Re: Stillman\'s play on the pocket deuces!
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That guy was from my hometown of Staten Island, and sad to say his attitude's fairly typical where I'm from. He definitely acted like a jerk when he busted out tho - I liked how the announcers contrasted him with the Brooklyn firefighter who got sucked out by Raymer and still showed class. [/ QUOTE ] thats right baby BK! all class [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] we sent all our stupid rednecks to live in staten island a long time ago
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#35
11-02-2005, 09:54 PM
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Re: Stillman\'s play on the pocket deuces!
You mean the form-fitting Washington Wizards dress Carey wore in honor of Michael Jordan? No way did she look hideous. With her body, though, I think she would look good even in a burlap bag.
Regarding Stillman, his play is another example of amateurs bluffing off all their chips. They bluff over and over and over. As Howard Lederer said, they make opponents defend a bet with all their chips. Sooner or later, someone will stand up to the big bluff even with a lesser hand like AT and take down a big pot. The habitual bluffer has no one to blame but himself, which Stillman doesn't understand.
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#36
11-03-2005, 12:10 AM
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Re: Stillman\'s play on the pocket deuces!
concur , he was the biggest Joke at PS , he was known for collusion on the 15/30 Omie game. "I'm here for Bowling" what a joke.... The NYC regalars I still see all laugh at him now.
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#37
11-03-2005, 12:12 AM
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Re: Stillman\'s play on the pocket deuces!
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but if he did he would have felt like an idiot for acting like a jerk. [/ QUOTE ] you obviously don't know our friend Joe. Hes the kind of guy after hitting the deuce would pants the guy and smack in the ass on the way out the door...hes all man...
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#38
11-03-2005, 01:17 AM
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Re: Stillman\'s play on the pocket deuces!
I honestly think the raise w/ dueces was a pretty bad play, but in the gorillas defense I think the call w/ a10 was probably even worse. I obviously saw worse plays during the broadcast, but other things might of affected their decisions. God bless Danneman for doing so well in this tournament and I hope every new player plays exactly like him.
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#40
11-03-2005, 08:28 AM
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Re: Stillman\'s play on the pocket deuces!
Stillman = Cartman...sherioushly.
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