~$14,000 downswing, masochism/ hospital TR - Page 7

hide the knives

also i plan to move way down and withdraw most moneys IF i ever return... i pretty much need to compartmentalize this unbelievably stressful year. its over and if i decide to play poker again it will be with an entirely different motivation and sense of discipline bc right now my nerves are shot

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01-29-2010 , 08:52 PM

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Vintage00

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Originally Posted by liquorinthefront

pretty much a bullseye bro i used to bullseye womp rats and they weren't much bigger than that

needs more love

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01-29-2010 , 08:59 PM

#153

ooohjoy

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Originally Posted by DarkMysticx

damn degenerates these days. I can't wait to read a story about you losing 100k.

I don't think it will be a trip report..

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www.tommyangelo.com

I think he can help you.

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01-29-2010 , 09:00 PM

#154

bears3434

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did you also try to stick a remote control up your ass?

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01-29-2010 , 09:03 PM

#155

Readzie

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haha do oyu live in the U.S? this will be epic if its not covered because you posted and a -14k downswing turns into a -70k (surgery bill). and your hourly is now 60 because of a self stabbing

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01-29-2010 , 09:11 PM

#156

bicolor_le_bond

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[ ] Impulse control

I hear mental institutions are doing great things these days, should probably check yourself while in hospital for a couple of days

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01-29-2010 , 09:27 PM

#157

liquorinthefront

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Originally Posted by Readzie

haha do oyu live in the U.S? this will be epic if its not covered because you posted and a -14k downswing turns into a -70k (surgery bill). and your hourly is now 60 because of a self stabbing

lol ya good thing i didn't give info at all or my face i see no need to not remain totally anonymous here. im just one of the nameless faceless people who stabbed themselves in the leg every day. you don't even know if i live in america for certain.

then again if a married 60 year old 50 hr a week ER doc reads BBV things could get ugly

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01-29-2010 , 09:41 PM

#158

Joostul

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Anyone that hasn't stabbed himself once or twice in his life over poker is a lifenit.

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01-29-2010 , 09:42 PM

#159

MoneyMatt1

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grunch.. SN?

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01-29-2010 , 09:46 PM

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Swiiftx

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Wait, you got to the university and still you manage to play 60 hours per week? That's way too much, I'm sure you can handle the grades and all, but you should be spending more time socializing and actually spend time developing your character, gaining new experiences, learning and not just try to get by barely.

[x] Cool story though, this one is going to the history books.

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01-29-2010 , 09:48 PM

#161

liquorinthefront

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its easier said than done, harder to quit working fulltime when im making more than most ppls parents... these days anyways

workaholic mentality

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01-29-2010 , 09:49 PM

#162

liquorinthefront

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Originally Posted by MoneyMatt1

grunch.. SN?

if you really tried u could probably narrow me down to like 100 ppl but that would just be gay

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01-29-2010 , 09:58 PM

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Swiiftx

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its easier said than done, harder to quit working fulltime when im making more than most ppls parents... these days anyways

workaholic mentality

I understand, but you could probably play poker 1-3 hours per day and still make a living out of it, leaving time for other important aspects of life. It takes a real person to learn to play poker the proper way, and that is, as everything else, in a modest way. Money is not everything in life.

Education, experiences, socializing, meeting new people and recognizing things in life will prepare for what is to come when you settle down and start having a family of your own. Life doesn't take care of things for you, you have to take matters in your own hands and poker, it doesn't prepare you for life.

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01-29-2010 , 10:03 PM

#164

liquorinthefront

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whatever ive taken an extreme path and now something has changed obviously and its different now. i have no true regrets and im ****ing richer than hell

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01-29-2010 , 10:04 PM

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LiveActionPro

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Meh, Going out and meeting new people gets old, Everyone just uses eachother. And from Tony Soprano "In the end, Friends just let you down" So true.

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01-29-2010 , 10:04 PM

#166

liquorinthefront

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and i like to think im a pretty well rounded guy on my little off time

even just took up golf

how about that

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01-29-2010 , 10:05 PM

#167

jewbinson

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OP was a really good read. Thread is pretty original, so 5 stars imo.
Although, it could do with a few pics of...you know...random nude girls

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01-29-2010 , 10:17 PM

#168

FilthyRaven

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Originally Posted by LiveActionPro

Tony Soprano "In the end, Friends just let you down" So true.

Dude.. I dont have a clue how but you need to get over this depressing attitude.. Of course you dont go out and meet people if you feel this way.

Solid thread for once.