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09-02-06, 01:33 PM
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Ain't a thing wrong with that.
Keep the poker at a solid level. Have a blast in college. And you'll have a kickass life set up in 4/5 years.
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09-02-06, 01:50 PM
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Congratulations JD, way to meet that goal.
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09-02-06, 10:00 PM
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I'm truly amazed and truly sick at the same time. I enjoy JD"s success story but deep down it makes me feel like a failure at poker myself. I believe I"m a very good player but i've never been able to come close to accomplishing shit like this. It's an ego thing. It's also a realiazation that I may not be as good as I think, and I hate that. GG JD, keep raking in the cash man.
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09-02-06, 10:21 PM
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Maybe it's the eternal optimist in me, but JD's success is an inspriation to me - that with the right discipline, I too, can turn my paltry bankroll into something worthy.
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