[quote]TheBodyGuard wrote:
Zap Branigan wrote:
TheBodyGuard wrote:
Zap Branigan wrote:
You are a bullshitter.
Now that is funny. About what? My rate? Or the poker room. I assure you both is correct. Anyway, I don’t do much of that work anymore anyway. I prefer to be home, sleeping in my own bed, as opposed to traveling all the time at someone else’s beck and call, on someone else’s schedule. Anyway, it is what it is, and you’re obviously impressed enough to call bullshit. That doesn’t give me any measure of satisfaction. At any rate, I’ll be in the poker room this weekend (just about every weekend), sitting at 1/2 NL or 2/5 NL depending on how things are going, getting paid. Why don’t ya wonder on in, look me up, and contribute to the cause.
Whatever Mr. Professional Gambler.
Edit: It is kind of sad you coming here whining about you being out of work and all and hanging around the casino all day. Funny how you try to build it up but I suppose that helps you sleep at night.
WTF are you talking about? Huh? In one respect, I guess I deserve this for answering fruit cake’s smart ass question, but now you’re going overboard. I’m not a professional player and I’m certainly not out of work. I play poker most weekends (as a profitable hobby) and I do mostly PI work now. I don’t remember “whining about being out of work” or otherwise implying I wasn’t gainfully employed on a full time basis; if your reading comprehension was up to par, you’d see I made a choice to avoid the travel and give up the security stuff for the most part - that doesn’t mean I don’t work or that I gamble for a living.
So, what have I built up? That I sit on my ass for sometimes more than 12 hours without eating or doing anything other than playing cards? That’s a build up? I didn’t say I’m playing high stakes in the back room and I’m retiring. It’s quite unglamorous. All I said, is that he can pay my (past) going rate, and I’ll spend his money in the casino and make more money. That I usually leave with money is not “building” anything up; its a simple fact of poker.
Good poker players earn, bad ones lose. There are far more bad players than good, hence, allowing for normal variances and swings, “earning” e.g., making a profit, is not that difficult. Get a grip - bullshittnig is not in my reportoie - I’m quite impressive without embellishment.
[/quote]
I thought this was the game. Take a post and start insulting people without cause. You looked like you were having so much fun.
