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11-23-2005, 12:32 PM
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Re: Evaluating your life in terms of $$ / hr
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Bingo! Flamin' trip 7's! Royal Flush! Pay this man. [/ QUOTE ] I only bring up the obvious because a couple of my friends took this thinking to the extreme. Next thing you know, they're missing classes, not studying, not sleeping. One actually said to me "well, if I only sleep five hours a day, that's three extra hours of poker." Never mind he was already logging eight hours a day or more. So what do I win? ScottieK 
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11-23-2005, 07:02 PM
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Re: Evaluating your life in terms of $$ / hr
Your poker rate is 200$ an hour and you don't have a car?
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11-23-2005, 07:34 PM
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Re: Evaluating your life in terms of $$ / hr
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[ QUOTE ] Bingo! Flamin' trip 7's! Royal Flush! Pay this man. [/ QUOTE ] I only bring up the obvious because a couple of my friends took this thinking to the extreme. Next thing you know, they're missing classes, not studying, not sleeping. One actually said to me "well, if I only sleep five hours a day, that's three extra hours of poker." Never mind he was already logging eight hours a day or more. So what do I win? ScottieK [/ QUOTE ] They should work the 20 min ever 4 hours sleep schedule... they're definitely prime candidates for it. You can basically reprogram your body to fall into deep sleep as soon as you lay down for your 20 min nap. It takes about a week or two of programming, but your mind is actually MORE rested while on this schedule than most people.
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