my first-ever call for the floor

Tell him he is a white-trash piece of garbage. The class warfare card always works.

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The very next hand, I put a delicious AQ vs. KK bad beat on him to bust him, and he left the table.

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I like the idea of busting him before getting him kicked out. You should have asked him if he was going to reload first. "Oh, no more money? ...FLOOR PLEASE!"
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I really like this post, like what you did, and want to change your title to "obviously not a tyrannosaurus".

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Thanks! I will be droolingly grateful if there is a way to make this happen.

Dinosaurs = high comedy.

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My limited experience tells me that people don't enjoy people yelling at dealers, and that it's good if it stops.

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That's been me, too. Let players take care of themselves; stand up for the dealers.

[radek2166]

I might have to try the donkey sound one I liked that.

[AngusThermopyle]

nh Rex

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My work here is done

[tonypaladino]

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obviously not a
tyrannosaurus

GOLD

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He moves his hand really slowly when he's doing it, like I'm a tyrannosaurus and can't see him if he's still. (Obviously, I am not a tyrannosaurus; I would have promptly eaten this asshat if I were.)

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This is [very bad word] classic.

I find that in an uncomfortable group situation(at a poker table or away) people tend to not say anything. Props to you for doing something.

Personally, I like it when a T Rex sits at my table. His arms are so short, he often exposes his cards.

as long as he is losing let him sit there...