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Originally Posted by 2pairsof2s
What do yopu think you're doing with your poker related site publishing click bait articles! Of all pursuits, poker journalism is the last one I'd expect to be subject to such lowbrow tactics. Such efforts are a detriment the poker industry and reflect badly on all of us.
Let's see some uplifting material for a change. I think that for each one of this type of article, Lioncub and Hedgecock should agree to write one article about the One Drop tournaments or some other charity event. Maybe the Charity Series of Poker but not Angels and Aces because that was supposedly a scam.
BTW, what kind of journalists are you that you didn't crack the case on that one? As I recall, it was NVG that got the goods on them. Once again, NVG trumps the so called "Journalists." Sad!
Finally, a bit of humour in the thread!
I actually write about most of the charity events: One Drop, Blinds & Justice, Dan Smith's charity drive and others
I've written about 700 articles in the last year and a half, and whenever one gets singled out for attention in the way Lioncub's has, it reminds me of that old joke:
A man goes into a pub in a small town and, for whatever reason, gets introduced to the clientele.
There’s Farmer Jack, Barman Jim, Maurice “Dancer” and Sheepshagger John. After a few pints, the visitor’s curiosity gets the better of him and he asks John what’s with the nickname.
“See this pub?” asks John, “I built it, but they don’t call me Pubbuilder John? I’m the local doctor, I saved Barman Jim’s life once when he choked on a peanut, but they don’t call me Lifesaver John. Every year, I supply a huge Christmas tree for the village green, but the don’t call me Christmas Tree John.
“But you shag one lousy sheep…”