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Code of Conduct
From the newly posted Code of Conduct at Commerce: Do not expectorate (spit). I never expect to rate much. |
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Re: Code of Conduct
And I've been thinking of checking out the Commerce? They really need this sign? |
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Re: Code of Conduct
I had a very drunk guy at my table last week chewing and spitting into a coke bottle when the flop came out. He got away with it for hours. |
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Re: Code of Conduct
The places I play the players chew. But they don't spit. I don't mind tobacco spitting as much as players who spit pieces of lung into a cup after hacking their chronic bronchitis-someday to be lung cancer-guts out. The rumblings from the depths of 500-600 pounds of guts with the added resonance of the effect of 300 billion cigarettes, all leading to the deposit of a hunk of oozing lung into a pink cup, was enough to put me on tilt. Yes, I tilted even though the player made a concession to his bronchitis-pneumonia-plague by smoking menthols instead of regulars during his affliction and only a pack an hour. At least he was comfortable in dirty sweats and a stained t-shirt and had his shoes off. I don't think he washed his hair, but you couldn't tell because his dirty hat sort of blended in to his skull and there was no clear dividing line between the shades of dirt. Yeah, I played at the Circus-Circus Reno one time. Short session. |
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Re: Code of Conduct.gross
this just about matches spm's toilet post...and it's such a pretty morning here...gl |
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Re: Code of Conduct.gross
Nothing matches SPM's toilet post. |
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Montana folk more considerate
Most put napkins in the bottom of the cup. If it gets knocked over it doesn't stain the table much, easy cleanup. |
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Re: Code of Conduct
I've never seen anyone expectorate, but I know the customers, and they certainly need the explanation of what expectorating is. Reminds me of a line from the TV show M.A.S.H. It's 108 degrees and Alan Alda and the other guys are dying, all except Charles, the Boston Brahmin. Alda says, "Charles, don't you sweat?" Charles answers, "In the first place, I do not sweat, I perspire. And in the second place, I do not perspire." |
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Re: Code of Conduct
::: groan ::: For real, and I know there are huge lists of this stuff going around online, there used to be a sign over a urinal at Lucky Chances that said, "Do not put gums in." Tommy |
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Re: Code of Conduct
My favorite is the one on the safety card on the airplanes that says if you cannot read this contact the flight attendant. |
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