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bigboy
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Re: tipping on a win
{Rob: I'm trying to be open-minded about your theories but when i see a line like the one above, honestly i'm thinking: This guy does'nt think things through completely.}
Maybe I'm wrong for saying it and I don't meen any disrespect to you bigboy but I don't see anything wrong with what he said as long as his comment about "the cuter the ass" is in reference to the cocktail waitresses and not the bartenders (since most are males).
Not the point i'm trying to make pokeherguy. I like nice buns just as much as the next guy. Point being it's hard to take him seriously when he publishes locker room talk. You can post that comment, i can post that comment, but someone who is presenting themselves as a professional has no business posting that. Do you see what i'm saying, now?
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bigboy
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Hey, pokeherguy i meant to ask you something in my last post. What exactly does "poke her guy' mean, dude.
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babybubba
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[/QUOTE]
Not the point i'm trying to make pokeherguy. I like nice buns just as much as the next guy. Point being it's hard to take him seriously when he publishes locker room talk. You can post that comment, i can post that comment, but someone who is presenting themselves as a professional has no business posting that. Do you see what i'm saying, now?[/QUOTE]
I see it for one but it's misdirected. I play professionally so I'm serious about tipping, and I tip exactly the way I said I did for reason given and don't tip for exactly the reasons I said I didn't. To be incomplete in any explanation is the same as spinning an answer and I don't do that. In an industry where most players are intimidated into tipping--be it the glares from the cashier after cashing in a ticket or the irritable last hundred given out in 20's & 10's on handpays--explicit reasons from the industry spokespeople must be given to support their positions.
Not the point i'm trying to make pokeherguy. I like nice buns just as much as the next guy. Point being it's hard to take him seriously when he publishes locker room talk. You can post that comment, i can post that comment, but someone who is presenting themselves as a professional has no business posting that. Do you see what i'm saying, now?[/QUOTE]
I see it for one but it's misdirected. I play professionally so I'm serious about tipping, and I tip exactly the way I said I did for reason given and don't tip for exactly the reasons I said I didn't. To be incomplete in any explanation is the same as spinning an answer and I don't do that. In an industry where most players are intimidated into tipping--be it the glares from the cashier after cashing in a ticket or the irritable last hundred given out in 20's & 10's on handpays--explicit reasons from the industry spokespeople must be given to support their positions.
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bigboy
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[/QUOTE=bigboy]
Not the point i'm trying to make pokeherguy. I like nice buns just as much as the next guy. Point being it's hard to take him seriously when he publishes locker room talk. You can post that comment, i can post that comment, but someone who is presenting themselves as a professional has no business posting that. Do you see what i'm saying, now?[/QUOTE]
[/quote=babbybubba]
I see it for one but it's misdirected. I play professionally so I'm serious about tipping, and I tip exactly the way I said I did for reason given and don't tip for exactly the reasons I said I didn't. To be incomplete in any explanation is the same as spinning an answer and I don't do that. In an industry where most players are intimidated into tipping--be it the glares from the cashier after cashing in a ticket or the irritable last hundred given out in 20's & 10's on handpays--explicit reasons from the industry spokespeople must be given to support their positions. [/QUOTE]
How does your response relate to the posts between myself and pokeherguy? We were not discussing who or whom not to tip. Please stop trying to obliterate posts which ask relevant questions about who you are. I was really hoping to gain something from your postings to this forum, but i have to honestly say that i feel the forum would not be re-miss if you were to cease posting. A response is not required or desired.
Not the point i'm trying to make pokeherguy. I like nice buns just as much as the next guy. Point being it's hard to take him seriously when he publishes locker room talk. You can post that comment, i can post that comment, but someone who is presenting themselves as a professional has no business posting that. Do you see what i'm saying, now?[/QUOTE]
[/quote=babbybubba]
I see it for one but it's misdirected. I play professionally so I'm serious about tipping, and I tip exactly the way I said I did for reason given and don't tip for exactly the reasons I said I didn't. To be incomplete in any explanation is the same as spinning an answer and I don't do that. In an industry where most players are intimidated into tipping--be it the glares from the cashier after cashing in a ticket or the irritable last hundred given out in 20's & 10's on handpays--explicit reasons from the industry spokespeople must be given to support their positions. [/QUOTE]
How does your response relate to the posts between myself and pokeherguy? We were not discussing who or whom not to tip. Please stop trying to obliterate posts which ask relevant questions about who you are. I was really hoping to gain something from your postings to this forum, but i have to honestly say that i feel the forum would not be re-miss if you were to cease posting. A response is not required or desired.
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shadowman
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I will not yet share my strategy to beat the parlors and actually make money ordering pizzas. You will have to buy my book, Webman's Ultimate Guide to Pepperoniing Your Way to Profits
Sign me up for an autographed first edition. By the way, do I get the sequels for $5 each?
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Webman
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[QUOTE=Webman]
I will not yet share my strategy to beat the parlors and actually make money ordering pizzas. You will have to buy my book, Webman's Ultimate Guide to Pepperoniing Your Way to Profits
Sign me up for an autographed first edition. By the way, do I get the sequels for $5 each?[/QUOTE]
Additional toppings are only $2.
I will not yet share my strategy to beat the parlors and actually make money ordering pizzas. You will have to buy my book, Webman's Ultimate Guide to Pepperoniing Your Way to Profits
Sign me up for an autographed first edition. By the way, do I get the sequels for $5 each?[/QUOTE]
Additional toppings are only $2.
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babybubba
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"How does your response relate to the posts between myself and pokeherguy?"
There would be no discussion between you and the other guy if it weren't for my quote.
"We were not discussing who or whom not to tip. Please stop trying to obliterate posts which ask relevant questions about who you are. I was really hoping to gain something from your postings to this forum, but i have to honestly say that i feel the forum would not be re-miss if you were to cease posting. A response is not required or desired."
You might as well be replying to the pepperoni post because I have no idea what you mean.
There would be no discussion between you and the other guy if it weren't for my quote.
"We were not discussing who or whom not to tip. Please stop trying to obliterate posts which ask relevant questions about who you are. I was really hoping to gain something from your postings to this forum, but i have to honestly say that i feel the forum would not be re-miss if you were to cease posting. A response is not required or desired."
You might as well be replying to the pepperoni post because I have no idea what you mean.
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bigboy
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"How does your response relate to the posts between myself and pokeherguy?"
There would be no discussion between you and the other guy if it weren't for my quote.
Does this make sense to anyone???
"We were not discussing who or whom not to tip. Please stop trying to obliterate posts which ask relevant questions about who you are. I was really hoping to gain something from your postings to this forum, but i have to honestly say that i feel the forum would not be re-miss if you were to cease posting. A response is not required or desired."
You might as well be replying to the pepperoni post because I have no idea what you mean.
I guess the feeling is mutual, because your posts just don't make sense.
If you are looking for a clarification of what obliterating posts means, it means that when another forum member posts something that may reflect negatively upon you, your response is to either insult the poster(looks like you did'nt understand the moderator's directive the other day) or in the case of last night, post a new topic within the forum in an attempt to bury that other person's post. Last night, 10 minutes after my post in the topic: Tipping on a Win; your response was a posting about Laughlin. Do me a favor: Re-read my last sentence very carefully. I can't be any clearer than that.
There would be no discussion between you and the other guy if it weren't for my quote.
Does this make sense to anyone???
"We were not discussing who or whom not to tip. Please stop trying to obliterate posts which ask relevant questions about who you are. I was really hoping to gain something from your postings to this forum, but i have to honestly say that i feel the forum would not be re-miss if you were to cease posting. A response is not required or desired."
You might as well be replying to the pepperoni post because I have no idea what you mean.
I guess the feeling is mutual, because your posts just don't make sense.
If you are looking for a clarification of what obliterating posts means, it means that when another forum member posts something that may reflect negatively upon you, your response is to either insult the poster(looks like you did'nt understand the moderator's directive the other day) or in the case of last night, post a new topic within the forum in an attempt to bury that other person's post. Last night, 10 minutes after my post in the topic: Tipping on a Win; your response was a posting about Laughlin. Do me a favor: Re-read my last sentence very carefully. I can't be any clearer than that.
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pokeherguy
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Actually it would'nt let me use the nickname pokerguy so I chose pokeherguy with the meaning I'm a guy and I like to poke her but I see what you meen. It could meen it like you put it depending on ones way of thinking. And I did catch your post earlier and do see your point about someone presenting themselves as a professional acting a certain way. But we are talking about a {professional} VP player. I would also like to add I enjoy this site very much and have read a lot of usefull information some of which may come across a bit crude but no real harm done.
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bigboy
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Actually it would'nt let me use the nickname pokerguy so I chose pokeherguy with the meaning I'm a guy and I like to poke her but I see what you meen. It could meen it like you put it depending on ones way of thinking. And I did catch your post earlier and do see your point about someone presenting themselves as a professional acting a certain way. But we are talking about a {professional} VP player. I would also like to add I enjoy this site very much and have read a lot of usefull information some of which may come across a bit crude but no real harm done.
I knew you wanted pokerguy but it was already taken(just yankin your chains a little). But that guy is trying to sell stuff, you know. Do you see the others(Dancer,Scott,Grochowski,etc.) being crude like that. It just comes down to credibility. Enough said on the subject of people who are hawking books. It's really bringing the forum down.
I knew you wanted pokerguy but it was already taken(just yankin your chains a little). But that guy is trying to sell stuff, you know. Do you see the others(Dancer,Scott,Grochowski,etc.) being crude like that. It just comes down to credibility. Enough said on the subject of people who are hawking books. It's really bringing the forum down.
