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04-29-06, 07:30 PM
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Easy: Have a kid.
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04-30-06, 02:37 AM
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Dude... that was "18" - Not "1.8." I have friends with kids, and they all look like zombies for the first year.
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04-30-06, 09:22 AM
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Very true, you don't actually GET 18 hours a day, you just have the ABILITY to sleep 18 hours a day.
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04-30-06, 10:10 AM
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word.
You get used to it, but it does change the way you think. For instance, we value sleep so much around here we have a saying. "Sleep, the new sex" As for the updates, they are not annoying. That is part of what this is for. And blogs suck because they decentralize tp.com edit-I love how you can tell how has kids around here, check to see who posts 7-9am |
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04-30-06, 02:26 PM
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This was my gut reaction too, but I don't know... I think a nice combination of both might be the best solution. Keep your blogs going with all the details of anything and everything, and post highlights or reminders to check them out here from time to time.
The biggest problem is if people want to comment on something you wrtoe, where should they do it? In the blog where the owner will see it, or here, where everyone will see it and other people may comment too? Personally, I just don't have time to surf around and read 1 or 2 (or 10 or 20) blogs every day, so it's just not going to happen. But I do by best to read every single post made in this forum. I can't speak for everyone, but that's just my take on it. So, if you want feedback, I think this is the place to post things. If you want to document your journey (more like a journal that you can keep organized and look back on), then a blog is the way to go. So... once again, I have to think some combination of the two is probably best. But it's up to each individual, of course. |
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04-30-06, 02:57 PM
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I concur
I agree with you TP.
I will definitely continue to post here as often as I already do and ask my usual dumb questions. But my blog is going to document my personal poker journey. (Man, that sounded impressive.) This forum is too much help and fun not to continue. Also I fixed my stars link for you TP. |
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04-30-06, 03:19 PM
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Yeah, that's what I figured I would do as well.
Anytime I play, I will document the key points. I think I'm doing it more for myself than for you guys to read. And then if I need help, advice or have questions, I will post here. I'm going to treat my blog as a journal of my poker exploits. While TP.com is where I will go when I want to socialize with other poker players. |
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05-01-06, 02:04 AM
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Tell me about it.
See, I even read this worthless post! |
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04-30-06, 04:21 PM
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This is my take on it. If I run across hands that I'm not sure about or anything like that, this is the place I head. I'll also post about on my blog but it will most likely contain a lot of bitching too.
 One thing that makes reading a shitload of blogs easier to manage is an RSS aggregator. All websites in one handy place, nice and easy to read. That's how I read almost all my daily websites now. There's maybe a 6 websites that I vist on a daily basis (not counting my morning round of comics) but in my aggregator I've got 35+ feeds coming in. I'd have more but some of my daily visits don't offer RSS syndication (like Negreanu's blog). |
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