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#81
02-28-2006, 01:02 PM
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Re: The demise of Gigabet
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Everyone that is so interested in hearing other players bust stories are pathetic. The majority of you guys are losing poker players who are jealous of others success. You enjoy hearing other players failures as it makes you feel better about your miserable lives. Go back to the NL 25 tables. [/ QUOTE ] It's human nature. And some of these people have painted a picture of themselves as being very tall, leading to a harder fall. I doubt very few would enjoy humble players going bust, ie someone like Fossilman. 
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#83
02-28-2006, 01:34 PM
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Re: The demise of Gigabet
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However, I still think it is sick to see so many people happy when others do poorly. [/ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] The majority of you guys are losing poker players who are jealous of others success. You enjoy hearing other players failures as it makes you feel better about your miserable lives. Go back to the NL 25 tables. [/ QUOTE ] So it makes you happy that they are losing players at the 25NL tables right?
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#84
02-28-2006, 01:39 PM
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Re: The demise of Gigabet
Nice attempt to spin the situation. I think it is obvious from my comments I am indifferent to what they do.
Go take a psychology class instead of wasting time making 6,000 meaningless posts.
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#85
02-28-2006, 01:39 PM
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Re: The demise of Gigabet
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So it makes you happy that they are losing players at the 25NL tables right? [/ QUOTE ] KingNeo must lead the most horrible life ever if he isn't interested in hearing about other people. How would you socially interact with other people? I'm just not sure. What would you spend your time doing? Does he watch tv? movies? read books? etc. Must be quite the hermit if you ask me.
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#86
02-28-2006, 01:42 PM
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Re: The demise of Gigabet
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KingYao must lead the most horrible life ever if he isn't interested in hearing about other people. [/ QUOTE ] That was KingNeo. I think King Yao is doing fine, far as I can tell. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]
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#87
02-28-2006, 01:43 PM
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Re: The demise of Gigabet
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Everyone that is so interested in hearing other players bust stories are pathetic. The majority of you guys are losing poker players who are jealous of others success. You enjoy hearing other players failures as it makes you feel better about your miserable lives. Go back to the NL 25 tables. [/ QUOTE ] These people put themselves in the spotlight. Attention is what they wanted. Comes with the territory. You do realize it's possible to be interested in poker celebrity gossip solely for it's entertainment value, right? Am I jealous of some of the successes Gigabet has had? Sure, why wouldn't I be. But to suggest my interest in this originates solely from spiteful envy is just silly. By your logic, my interest in something like the Marth Stewart Trial, Kate Moss on tape doing blow, or the adventures of K-Fed would all be based on jealousy, no?
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#88
02-28-2006, 01:46 PM
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Re: The demise of Gigabet
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Nice attempt to spin the situation. I think it is obvious from my comments I am indifferent to what they do. Go take a psychology class instead of wasting time making 6,000 meaningless posts. [/ QUOTE ] This forum exists because people like you, gigabet, ZJ, stox, bk, baronzeus, Zeebo, and more all claim to make tons of money and everyone knows about it. Now, when it turns out that someone might be lying about that money, or cheating to get it, it's open season. If you don't like it, try the New, Views, and Morals forum. Sponger, shut up with your 12000 posts, and take a psych class.
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#90
02-28-2006, 02:02 PM
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Re: The demise of Gigabet
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My comments are focused towards the people who are happy about others demise. That is weak. [/ QUOTE ] But you said them in a way that made it seem like you were attacking everyone interested in the story.
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