BOOOOOOOOOOM

without further adieu...

i was thinking it's Thong O' Clock, but settled on Schoolgirl time

































winner?...


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nsfw... http://pimpandhost.com/media/simple/...bdb73b4253.jpg

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To quote Quentin:

"This just might be my masterpiece"

epic fail PJO. That was Brian's spot

peejoe: FFFFFFUUUUUUUU

brian:

I'd argue that not all of those were school girl costumes and the theme would be better referred to as skirts.

i'd argue that that wouldnt work either because not all of them are wearing skirts.

Yeah, picture 2 doesn't really belong.

wow epic

nit

I would argue that that was a lot of wimminz.

And if you dont like it.

mother of mercy

she took it off (laying on floor next to her)

and oh yeah...

qft

Thinking about joining a training site, DC or Leggo or CR. I'm not looking for advice on which one, particularly- I'm more interested in how people budget their time to work on their game, especially hobby players who can't devote 40 hours a week to poker.

I'm a nighttime hobby player myself - 1-2 hours per day before bed. I'll never be playing poker for a living, but I am very serious about becoming the best player I can. To that end, I'm wondering how to squeak out some extra time in the day to devote to watching the videos that the site has to offer. (I don't want to invest a couple hundred on the site and then not take advantage).

Do I simply not play for 1 out of every 2 hours I have and devote that to study? Or do people watch the training videos as they play? Seems like the split attention would cause me to 1) play bad, and/or 2) miss things in the videos. In effect, I would be doing two things badly.

Do people listen to the videos in their car? I have had some success with this, but much more so with the "powerpoint" type concept videos than with the "watch me grind 2-4 tables" videos, as the latter videos often require you to see the action if the author isn't always explicitly mentioning every detail about his cards/position/etc.

Any other ideas are welcome - I would like to hear what others have successfully done for their schedule that allows for both play and study. "Quitting my day job", while tempting, isn't an option, sadly.

normally i would frown at one quoting such a long post. but i cannot frown at this.

And i wouldnt normally, but like you said...it goes without saying.

Gentleman, a high standard has been set today.

I'm going to complain about the quote.

Q,

go get laid and stop complaining a bout the internet.

To a certain extent, time that's not there will simply not be there. On top of that, I can see trying your hardest to milk every second of poker time for its worth leading to stress and anxiety. In addition to its negative effects on poker, which should be intuitive enough, stress has been shown to weaken memory and comprehension during learning, which won't help for watching videos.

So, I'd start with clearing up time in other areas of life.

For example, start getting up an hour earlier than normal, eating a good breakfast and dealing with household chores, exercise, and other errands so you don't have to do them later on. If you watch TV, you might want to cut that out entirely except for a few important things (for example, I only watch big football and basketball games).

Don't watch videos while playing. I don't think much needs to be said about that, but you need to focus on the videos while you are watching them, and focus on playing while you are playing. Both of those are mutually exclusive imo. I've done this and I hardly remember anything from those videos.

looks like its about time to make this thread nsfw/m/p/q

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i don't care about quotes as i jam the end button anyways and usually skip most posts

i am an avid "go to first unread post" link clicker.