I quit my job today to be a professional poker player...

I'm playing now with someone named 'bi polar'. Could it be?

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Where are you playing at, JB?

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here

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margo wrote:

Wow!

Are you devious enough to do this???

Hmmmm...prrobably

Good luck

I have made the ultimate sacrifice to try to ensure good luck.

****, it hurts.

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OH!! Poor baby bunny...

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I'll third that Holy Moly!

I wish you lots of fun, CdK. Sounds like you're having it already.

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Good luck with it, that's awesome. I hate playing cards, I can't sit at a table for hours on end.

I noticed this was in "sports & fitness." Do you think poker is a sport?

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Slappy Doo Hoo wrote:

Good luck with it, that's awesome. I hate playing cards, I can't sit at a table for hours on end.

I noticed this was in "sports & fitness." Do you think poker is a sport?

This from the man who nominated David Wells and John Kruk
as "Greatest Sportsmen"!

...but I don't think poker is a sport, either...

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if its on ESPN2, its a sport...

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You've got to be a sport to play.

That counts.

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Region Philbis wrote:

are you rolling with the shades & hooded sweatshirt look?

good luck and knock 'em dead!

Nah, it's too damn hot here for sweatshirts and the shades are a pain (plus you can't use your eyes to give off false reverse tells).

fbaezer wrote:

Craven, I have heard -from a good, albeit subjective source- of your great capacity as a poker player.

Now I'm curious, who?

Slappy Doo Hoo wrote:

I noticed this was in "sports & fitness." Do you think poker is a sport?

No more than I think chess is, and that's in the sports pages. I think it's a game, but these days "sport" seems to be a synonym for "competition" or even just "people doing stuff".

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So how's it going, Craven?
Are you winning?

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Of course... I wouldn't have decided to make a living this way if it weren't incredibly improbable that I wouldn't.

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Glad to hear it's going well, Craven!

Unless something goes wrong; I'll probably be visiting Chepe in the next few months and relocating to Escazu in about six.

Tell me; have you found Costa Rica to be a hell of a lot safer than Brazil? Or, are you still getting robbed on a regular basis? I'd love to hear your comparative thoughts now that you've experienced both.
Pura Vida!... Vida Boa!

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Craven de Kere wrote:

Of course... I wouldn't have decided to make a living this way if it weren't incredibly improbable that I wouldn't.

Well, of course!
Just wondered if all was going to plan.

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OCCOM BILL wrote:

Tell me; have you found Costa Rica to be a hell of a lot safer than Brazil? Or, are you still getting robbed on a regular basis?

I was robbed a very disproportionate number of times in Brazil because I was criss-crossing the city all day in public transportation and on foot. And I also must have been unlucky because others doing the same weren't robbed as much as I was.

In any case, I've not been robbed here at all, and though I take the usual precautions (e.g. I don't count my bankroll outside on the street or somesuch) I don't worry about much.

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Hi Craven, I'm only uip to the second page, but my first response was 'WOW!' If anything, I wanna wish you the BEST OF LUCK and GOOD HEALTH. t.

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So, how's your Spanish coming along, Craven?

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Craven de Kere wrote:

fbaezer wrote:
Craven, I have heard -from a good, albeit subjective source- of your great capacity as a poker player.

Now I'm curious, who?

Actually, I have two sources. One is a swift remark by a friend of yours who is always hungry. The other is a guy named Robert who said the waitress at our bar looked a lot like Sandra Bullock.

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so how goes the, er, pokering?

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