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Best poker article ever?
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Re: Best poker article ever?
"Andy Price, 16, a sophomore at Lawrence Central High School, likes to wear sunglasses inside after he saw poker players doing so on television. " ROTF |
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"Andy Price, 16, a sophomore at Lawrence Central High School, likes to wear sunglasses inside after he saw poker players doing so on television. " ROTF [/ QUOTE ] OMG that's hysterical. |
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Even better:
"Matt Wood, 15, shuffled his chips like his favorite professional poker player, Dutch Boyd" |
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This was my favorite quote:
[ QUOTE ] Greater Zionsville Area Youth Ministries recently added "intentions to play poker" to firearms and illegal drugs on its "forbidden" list that students must sign before attending a retreat. [/ QUOTE ] This is good too: [ QUOTE ] Ken Winters, a professor at the University of Minnesota and an expert on adolescent gambling, said parents should look for warning signs of gambling addiction by asking these questions: • Does my child spend a lot of time thinking and strategizing about poker when he or she isn't playing? [/ QUOTE ] |
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This is good too: Quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ken Winters, a professor at the University of Minnesota and an expert on adolescent gambling, said parents should look for warning signs of gambling addiction by asking these questions: • Does my child spend a lot of time thinking and strategizing about poker when he or she isn't playing? [/ QUOTE ] Well, if they're gonna play, we might as well make sure they're bad at it. |
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Ken Winters, a professor at the University of Minnesota and an expert on adolescent gambling, said parents should look for warning signs of gambling addiction by asking these questions: • Does my child spend a lot of time thinking and strategizing about poker when he or she isn't playing? [/ QUOTE ] If it were my child, I'd be more concerned if he were playing regularly and the answer to the above was "no" [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]. |
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Matt Wood, 15, shuffled his chips like his favorite professional poker player, Dutch Boyd. Instead of cigars, some of them played with pretzel logs hanging out of their mouths. [/ QUOTE ] |
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"It's something that keeps us out of trouble," [/ QUOTE ] I love this part of every "kids playing poker" article. As if they would steal cars and kick dogs if they didn't play poker. I never played poker when I was a kid and I didn't get into trouble. It's easily one of the easiest justifications a kid can give to adults. |
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I can't get past the first photo. I'm gonna try again . . .
"Oh yeah we got trouble, right here in River City, with a Capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for Pool." Funny how the more they say the times are different, they seem to basically stay the same . . . TSP |
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