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  1. seal seal is offline

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    Apr 19th, 2008 (4/19/2008 11:06pm)

  2. rfohrenbach rfohrenbach is offline

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    Apr 20th, 2008 (4/20/2008 2:27am) in reply to seal

    <p>AMAZING</p>
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  3. jeffboski jeffboski is offline

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    Apr 20th, 2008 (4/20/2008 3:32am) in reply to seal

    <p>WP Seal</p>
     
  4. Benimino Benimino is offline

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    Apr 20th, 2008 (4/20/2008 6:46am) in reply to seal

    <p>Awsome and very true i ma on break now for 3 of the above reasons. Not having fun, gambling and money. So untill this is fixed i am out. Take this advice and use it people!</p>
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    Apr 20th, 2008 (4/20/2008 9:35am) in reply to seal

    <p> I have the same problem i get deep then sucked out on, it makes me feel like i have been kissed by a rose on a grave you know what i mean seal. I try to take breaks but there is nothing on tv and it slowly sucks me back in, i try to heal the pain of a lose buy buying more mins on my pay per view porn site but when iam done rubbing iam back to shipping, i hope this helps you to understand you are not a loser i am, i may not play like lilholdem but i sure spell like him good luck j clark</p>
  6. crazyjew68 crazyjew68 is offline

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    Apr 20th, 2008 (4/20/2008 10:16am) in reply to seal

    <p>“annual giving up poker for life.”  sounds just like me.  I have done that in poker, football, video games, women etc....</p>
    <p>made me lol</p>
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    Apr 20th, 2008 (4/20/2008 11:28am) in reply to seal

    <p>Solid advice! Good read.</p>
     
  8. grapsfan grapsfan is offline Head Curmudgeon

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    Apr 20th, 2008 (4/20/2008 12:55pm) in reply to seal

    <p>Seal knows dah pokah.</p>
     
  9. LogicalChaos LogicalChaos is offline

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    Apr 20th, 2008 (4/20/2008 2:33pm) in reply to seal

    <p>My sentiments exactly. Well written Seal!!</p>
  10. just-jOHnny just-jOHnny is offline I got nothin

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    Apr 20th, 2008 (4/20/2008 2:42pm) in reply to seal

    <p>Very nice thanks for the contibutions.</p>
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    Apr 20th, 2008 (4/20/2008 6:39pm) in reply to seal

    <p>Geez if this post isn't right down my alley. In fact I have been on a break(not optional)and quit for life. This post made me feel better and I am going to work on my game and come back sometime. Thanks.</p>
     
  12. lordxixor101 lordxixor101 is offline

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    Apr 21st, 2008 (4/21/2008 8:35am) in reply to seal

    <p>If it wasn't Monday morning when I was reading this, I would bookmark this article, and then post the link whenever the annual question comes up as to why people like articles written by Seal.</p>
  13. 2Slick4u 2Slick4u is offline

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    Apr 21st, 2008 (4/21/2008 2:35pm) in reply to seal

    <p>It's perfectly clear why Seal's articles are backed by 9 out of 10 dentists, who say they are +EV when used in a conscientiously applied program of poker hygeine and regular professional care. </p>
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