Poker Perambulation

Well, at least I am alive — according to my doctor –who run test after test to verify that. Read more…

If you are like me, your number of spam phone calls has gone up.  I am in the national and state Do-Not-Call registries.  That worked for a while but the spammers have said screw that.  What to do? Read more…

It’s a term.  Hey man, that dude is bad news.   Or,  I got good news and bad news; which do you want first?  But today’s bad news requires adding one more possibility in the dictionary.  3. Politically incorrect. Read more…

One of my RSS feeds is fivethirtyeight.com.  I read maybe one out of 5 of their posts and maybe just scan that one.  It is the site run by the guy who picked all the state results a couple of elections ago.  Lucky he didn’t start with this one. Read more…

Government of the people; by the people; for the people.  Last nights vote indicated that two out of  three is no longer good enough.  The Tea Party started the chant.  That chant became Gregorian last night. Read more…

Not sure what Freud or Kinsey would say.  Dreams are supposed to show our inner thoughts.  Night before last, I had a poker dream.  Not a classic where I won the WSOP — too big a dream.  Instead it was more along the line of being chased in slow motion. Read more…

Remember that one?  The Borg protagonist from Star Trek. I found them the most annoying, scary of Kirk and friends enemies.  I thought of that when I visited Bam-bam’s old blog. (2011 ) It was about Veteran’s Day.  It was sad to visit a missing friend yet the post seemed current for a different reason. Read more…

I’m talking about the political season.  I fear I’ve grown too old to understand it.  It makes no sense to me.  It seems any rabid supporter these days is a fool. Read more…

Seeing I haven’t really played since the Black Friday days,  this has to be a bit of a stretch.  What right do I then have to talk about poker?  Good question! Read more…

Remember that in the Reader’s Digest?  It was a monthly feature where you looked at a word and there was a multiple choice answer.  I have always thought multiple choice questions had more to do with common sense than knowledge.  Read more…