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04-26-2006, 08:24 PM
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Re: Who was the greatest poker player ever?
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[ QUOTE ] For lunch I decided to make a pb & j sandwhich. Had a tough choice on type of jelly, either strawberry or grape. Eventually I decided on the classic grape. It was the first pb & j I had had in 5+ years. It was wonderful. [/ QUOTE ] what was your beverage of choice? [/ QUOTE ] Coke. I also had a glass of ice water as well. 
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04-26-2006, 08:53 PM
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Re: Who was the greatest poker player ever?
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] For lunch I decided to make a pb & j sandwhich. Had a tough choice on type of jelly, either strawberry or grape. Eventually I decided on the classic grape. It was the first pb & j I had had in 5+ years. It was wonderful. [/ QUOTE ] what was your beverage of choice? [/ QUOTE ] Coke. I also had a glass of ice water as well. [/ QUOTE ] i just made a pb&j because i was inspired by your post. (seriously)
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#17
04-27-2006, 01:42 AM
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Re: Who was the greatest poker player ever?
Today I was going to make a turkey sandwich but when I got the meat out, it looked a little funny and then I realized that it was three weeks old. Instead of putting the unused country-style potato bread back into the package, I just threw it into the trash. I ended up eating a beef enchilada and a chicken enchilada from Taco Shop.
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04-27-2006, 08:03 AM
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Re: Who was the greatest poker player ever?
Stu was a degenerate drug addict, made many many mistakes in his life and died very young, he was tied into the "wrong people". There is a lot of speculation that there was cheating where he was concerned - personally I don't want to think that is true. He may have been the best ever but what does "best" mean. I just don't know.
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