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<p>thehairlip - bitter much?</p>
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<p>Nice article, well thought out and well written. Don't let the opinion of one 'hairlip' donk prevent you from sharing with the community in the future!</p>
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<p>Just looking for commentary of substance, not b.s.-sorry but I believe I am entitled to my opinion as well. If a terd wont flush, wait till the bowl fills and flush em again later-nuff said</p>
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<p>great concept here, thank you very much.</p>
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<p>thanks for the support guys, and hairlip... I write most of my stuff to "me" two years ago, the stuff I wanted to know but didn't want to seem "stupid" asking in PD (flaming can be discouraging). There are much more talented writers\players on here and I will leave the highest levels to them. That said, I realize that were not reinventing the wheel with every article. I would encourage you to think a bit deeper about what I'm trying to convey, its my goal (even if its a bit lofty) to put something in each article that players at all levels can appreciate... and as I said in the article, agree or disagree, its the consideration of the subject that will most likely make you a better player. </p>
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<p>great article, great for someone who is just starting to get into mtt</p>
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<p>Agreed. I think its good to mix things up and keep your game sharp. Each of the game types you discussed require a different strategy, and are all a different monster. In relation to mtt's, understaning each game type will help you when switching gears, and less afraid to make moves when need be. </p>
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<p>Very nice article and poise in dealing with some of the negative comments. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and opinions.</p>









