Ask a highschool dropout

[DannyOcean_]

tisthefire,

you clearly don't watch robin williams movies. you would totally understand if you did. but you don't and can never grasp these ideas that nick can grasp.

[CaseS87]

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I also thinks its odd that everyone is looking at this from a poker, risk of ruin, math, etc standpoint. To me, its an obvious case of being 17. When I was 17, I was just as sure as VegasNick seems to be that the 27 year old version of myself would be like a regional manager of an engineering firm, six figure salary, a wife, house, 2.3 kids, all that sh!t. None of this happened. Even the "smartest" 17 year olds are dumb, and no one seems to be pointing that out, which leads me to believe everyone on here is also 17?


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This is not a case of Nick just being 17. I have NEVER even heard of a 17 year old who had an ego like Nick's or one who is so unwilling to listen to anyone else's opinion. By himself he will not just "grow out of it." The attitude he has prevents him from learning new things and changing himself to become a contributing member of society.

[Lurker.]

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I move for a change of his custom title to "HS genious"

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I 2nd this motion.

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im broke

im a idiot i blew my 100 dollars in a 5 10 cent game last night and im broke and the week before that i had my bankroll up to 290 and lost that in the 1 2 game in 15 minutes so im angry now and my mom keeps telling me your a [censored] idiot ull never make it in poker so does everyone else but all of u will see and when im rich ill invite everyone on myspace friends to a hudge party

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[ebepse]

[OneChipWarrior]

Has anyone witnessed one of these "swift witty replies"?

Im so excited to actually see one.

[viciouspenguin]

vegasnick,

im guessing you won a schoolwide chess tourney and now you think youre god? i would probably slaughter you with both piece and time odds.

[viciouspenguin]

oh yea the poker thing probably wont go so well for you. at least vegas is great at catering to broke gamblers - you'll find a job in no time.

[OneChipWarrior]

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How do I know you wont cheat? Your word? At least I'm trying to set something up, rather than being an idjit.

Oh, and F OOT.

[/ QUOTE ] im in a lose/lose situation here...if i win so what just another idiot that get smacked around...but i lose i wont hear the end of it and sinse you wouldnt bother challengeing me without being sure of vitory that means ur using a dammed computer

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LOL

SO confident in all things VegasNick that you probably wouldn't have a seconds hesitation to gobble up your own [censored] for sustenance but when faced a challenge of any sort you run tail between your legs.

You are beyond all talk and backing it up with less than nothing.

I'm not a genius. I have no idea how the hell to cheat at chess. I've played maybe less than 3 games of chess in my lifetime and I am confident I could crush you. So lets play. If I lose, I'll get ridiculed for reasons you'll never fully understand.

[OneChipWarrior]

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delusions_of_grandeur
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narciss...8psychology%29
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narciss...ality_Disorder

Narcissistic Personality Disorder

1. has a grandiose sense of self-importance
2. is preoccupied with fantasies of unlimited success, power, brilliance, beauty, or ideal love
3. believes that he or she is "special" and unique and can only be understood by other special people
4. requires excessive admiration
5. strong sense of entitlement
6. takes advantage of others to achieve his or her own ends
7. lacks empathy
8. is often envious or believes others are envious of him or her
9. arrogant affect.

Gabbard suggested NPD could be broken down into two subtypes[14].

He saw the "oblivious" subtype as being grandiose, arrogant and thick skinned and the "hypervigilant" subtype as easily hurt, oversensitive and ashamed.

He suggested that the oblivious subtype presents a large, powerful, grandiose self to be admired, envied and appreciated, which is the antithesis of the weakened and internalised self that hides in a generic state of shame, in order to fend off devaluation, whereas the hypervigilant subtype, far from fending off devaluation, is obsessed with it, neutralising devaluation by seeing others as unjust abusers.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hubris
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superiority_complex


Some really good stuff in here.

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hudge

[minnesotasam]

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Nick: Was this you?
http://forums.cardplayer.com/forums/...hlight=#350081
http://forums.cardplayer.com/forums/...;postorder=asc

Yeah, thought so.

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