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12-21-05, 09:33 PM
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there's nothing wrong with playing poker at college. i'm in college and i play. you just have to get out more. don't be one of those people who NEVER leave their room. get out and have a good time. theres some good college advice on this board. don't overlook it.
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12-22-05, 11:58 AM
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pshabi, I love your advice. Except for the experimenting with drugs part, that's a bad idea. But yeah, I try to balance a social life with poker at college too along with school, and I think it's going just fine, I have a 3.7... GPA, so it's not impossible to do. I wish it was easier to find live games (house games) at college though, cheap ones too for us students who are paying our way because I love live games soo much more as well.
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12-23-05, 11:44 AM
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In all my years playing poker all the bad beats I've taken I can't remember even once going on tilt in a live card room.
In my 2 years playing online I have 3 broken chairs, 2 holes in my closet doors, 1 hole in my wall, boxspring on my bed is broke, the cables on my computer speakers are ruined, 2 shattered picture frames, broken beer bottles, broken coffee mugs and numerous finger fractures. I play much better in a brick room than at home. I have more fun at home hooting and hollering I win more online I lose less in a brick room I think I should quit poker forever and join the peace corp somewhere where in africa where cards are unheard off..... but then again I'd rather die of a poker induced heart attack or lung cancer from brick rooms then catch a blowdart in the neck from some hooligan  " May your wins be plenty nuff' to cover your house repairs " Joe Z |
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12-23-05, 12:14 PM
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That's hilarious!
Welcome to the forum. |
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