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05-08-2007, 01:16 AM
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Re: Nelly\'s Comment To Me About Imus
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Somebody must have pointed him out to you, right? And then when you said "Nelly who?" they told you who he was, right? I mean, you don't expect us to believe that you walked by a table, spotted him and said, "OMG, that's Nelly!" And did you actually play with him? If so, how does he play? Hopefully, you'll clear all of this up for us. That would rule. FWIW, I agree with Nelly's answer too. (though, I guess you didn't necessarily say that you agreed with it) [/ QUOTE ] This was the second time he played there. And no I didn't know who he was originally. I played with him the first time, but not yesterday. And I gave him my book that first time. Which he told me he read. As to how he played it was a lot better than you might have expected. Obviously he is too bored to fold as often as he should preflop, but he was completly capable of making big laydowns post flop. There was a girl sitting behind him for awhile, evidently another singer. She would constantly steal glances toward me while I was playing at another table. But I wouldn't return those looks as I wanted to make sure she understood I had no interest. 
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#44
05-08-2007, 01:17 AM
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Re: Nelly\'s Comment To Me About Imus
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[ QUOTE ] Somebody must have pointed him out to you, right? And then when you said "Nelly who?" they told you who he was, right? I mean, you don't expect us to believe that you walked by a table, spotted him and said, "OMG, that's Nelly!" And did you actually play with him? If so, how does he play? Hopefully, you'll clear all of this up for us. That would rule. FWIW, I agree with Nelly's answer too. (though, I guess you didn't necessarily say that you agreed with it) [/ QUOTE ] This was the second time he played there. And no I didn't know who he was originally. I played with him the first time, but not yesterday. And I gave him my book that first time. Which he told me he read. As to how he played it was a lot better than you might have expected. Obviously he is too bored to fold as often as he should preflop, but he was completly capable of making big laydowns post flop. There was a girl sitting behind him for awhile, evidently another singer. She would constantly steal glances toward me while I was playing at another table. But I wouldn't return those looks as I wanted to make sure she understood I had no interest. [/ QUOTE ] There was a girl sitting behind him for awhile, evidently another singer. She would constantly steal glances toward me while I was playing at another table. But I wouldn't return those looks as I wanted to make sure she understood I had no interest. my internets just brokez.
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#46
05-08-2007, 01:18 AM
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Re: Nelly\'s Comment To Me About Imus
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[ QUOTE ] Somebody must have pointed him out to you, right? And then when you said "Nelly who?" they told you who he was, right? I mean, you don't expect us to believe that you walked by a table, spotted him and said, "OMG, that's Nelly!" And did you actually play with him? If so, how does he play? Hopefully, you'll clear all of this up for us. That would rule. FWIW, I agree with Nelly's answer too. (though, I guess you didn't necessarily say that you agreed with it) [/ QUOTE ] This was the second time he played there. And no I didn't know who he was originally. I played with him the first time, but not yesterday. And I gave him my book that first time. Which he told me he read. As to how he played it was a lot better than you might have expected. Obviously he is too bored to fold as often as he should preflop, but he was completly capable of making big laydowns post flop. There was a girl sitting behind him for awhile, evidently another singer. She would constantly steal glances toward me while I was playing at another table. But I wouldn't return those looks as I wanted to make sure she understood I had no interest. [/ QUOTE ] LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL /thread Sklanksy
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05-08-2007, 01:21 AM
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sklansky keeps the hoes on a diet. embrace they health, even keep em on the quiet. [/ QUOTE ] The Sklanksy Regiment™. That had better make your next book.
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#49
05-08-2007, 01:22 AM
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Re: Nelly\'s Comment To Me About Imus
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[ QUOTE ] Somebody must have pointed him out to you, right? And then when you said "Nelly who?" they told you who he was, right? I mean, you don't expect us to believe that you walked by a table, spotted him and said, "OMG, that's Nelly!" And did you actually play with him? If so, how does he play? Hopefully, you'll clear all of this up for us. That would rule. FWIW, I agree with Nelly's answer too. (though, I guess you didn't necessarily say that you agreed with it) [/ QUOTE ] This was the second time he played there. And no I didn't know who he was originally. I played with him the first time, but not yesterday. And I gave him my book that first time. Which he told me he read. As to how he played it was a lot better than you might have expected. Obviously he is too bored to fold as often as he should preflop, but he was completly capable of making big laydowns post flop. There was a girl sitting behind him for awhile, evidently another singer. She would constantly steal glances toward me while I was playing at another table. But I wouldn't return those looks as I wanted to make sure she understood I had no interest . [/ QUOTE ] This is now my favorite post in the history of 2+2.
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05-08-2007, 01:23 AM
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Re: Nelly\'s Comment To Me About Imus
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Somebody must have pointed him out to you, right? And then when you said "Nelly who?" they told you who he was, right? I mean, you don't expect us to believe that you walked by a table, spotted him and said, "OMG, that's Nelly!" And did you actually play with him? If so, how does he play? Hopefully, you'll clear all of this up for us. That would rule. FWIW, I agree with Nelly's answer too. (though, I guess you didn't necessarily say that you agreed with it) [/ QUOTE ] This was the second time he played there. And no I didn't know who he was originally. I played with him the first time, but not yesterday. And I gave him my book that first time. Which he told me he read. As to how he played it was a lot better than you might have expected. Obviously he is too bored to fold as often as he should preflop, but he was completly capable of making big laydowns post flop. There was a girl sitting behind him for awhile, evidently another singer. She would constantly steal glances toward me while I was playing at another table. But I wouldn't return those looks as I wanted to make sure she understood I had no interest . [/ QUOTE ] This is now my favorite post in the history of 2+2. [/ QUOTE ] my head asploded
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