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March 11 2010

2+2 pokercast

Hey, I was just featured on episode 112 of the 2+2 pokercast yesterday, I figured I'd link anyone who was interested. I think this link should work pokercast.twoplustwo.com/listen_and_browse.php I apologize that I talk like such a like valley girl but I'm sure anyone who watched my videos is familiar with this. In other news, does anyone know how to fix this? Being out of school/work was made me really relax how I write/type and although I don't have a huge problem with talking this way, I know it would make for better videos/interviews if I could find some program/resources to work on it.

I'm back home from Berlin, I still am kinda shocked that it was actually robbed(I talked a little about my cowardly behaviour on the pokercast). I bricked the 2k and high roller events for my first losing trip in a surprisingly long time(considering I should lose money on the vast majority of poker trips)... think it was only like my 2nd losing trip since the EPT season started in August, but maybe I'm forgetting one.

I plan on playing online a fair bit in the next few weeks, and getting back to a consistent routine after eating/sleeping/lifting fairly poorly in Germany. Yesterday I took a 7 hour nap, so I guess I'm still a little jet-lagged. I made a bet last night with KingDan for the next 2.5 months where if either one of us has a day of REALLY poor diet or exercises under 3 times in a week they owe the other one $. Dan turned 21 recently, so I like my chances.

Thats about it for now, gonna go make some breakfast

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March 11,2010

lol a valley girl, its not that bad man

DBKKK

March 11,2010

Make it a friend even. Pay him $1 for each time you use it inappropriately. Should only cost you about 25k or so to get the habit kicked at your current rate.

Like all things practice is the key. Join a toast masters group.

Also tell them you'd like to be prepped. If they can forward the major questions intended to ask write out your answers and practice answering in different ways without using the words you want to avoid.

NoMercyEh

March 11,2010

As you become conscious of it you should be able to stop doing it. It's also likely the culture of your cricle of friends. I think sending a small amount of money to charity every time you use words you don't want to around certain friends would be a constructive solution.

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