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  • edited August 2015
    Well, I am still in main but running on fumes as they say. Decided to enter the mini ( Jackpot possibility perchance ) and on the bubble in that so glk me :)
  • edited August 2015
    fin 33rd of 166 in main, and 9th of 284 in mini, had a blast, bedtime now.
  • edited August 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    fin 33rd of 166 in main, and 9th of 284 in mini, had a blast, bedtime now.
    Posted by tomgoodun
    Sounds pretty good to me, well done Tom, as long as you enjoyed it, & gave a good account of yourself, nothing else matters really.


  • edited August 2015
    Echo sentiments above, I did enjoy both tournaments, got pretty tired towards the end mind , good old bank holidays come in handy for late finishes. I was on the same table in the super roller pretty much for the duration, lolufold,style and good old gerardirl who kept me amused thank goodness., then tennis bloke joined us when ger was brutally knocked out set over set, easy table :)

    In the mini I had one of those horrible beats which knock the stuffing out of you, I had managed to chip up to leader of table then this happened, forgotten my position but we gii pre, me -Aa oppo AK flop nothing turn k river k.....

    Got lucky with 2 double ups after that so swings and roundabouts, then the lovely rose joined our table and once again had a nice chat til my exit, of course it was Aa on button vs A stubborn K 10 who was a non believer and hit 2 pair on river :) no complaints though.

    End on a moan I'm afraid, what is it with folk who have changed the word have for of? As in could of, would of in everyday sentences, please come back Slippy ( getting quite worried now joking apart, if anyone could enlighten me to what he is up to nowadays I would be most grateful)
  • edited August 2015
    wp tom glad you enjoyed it m8 unlucky with the exits
  • edited August 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    Echo sentiments above, I did enjoy both tournaments, got pretty tired towards the end mind , good old bank holidays come in handy for late finishes. I was on the same table in the super roller pretty much for the duration, lolufold,style and good old gerardirl who kept me amused thank goodness., then tennis bloke joined us when ger was brutally knocked out set over set, easy table :) In the mini I had one of those horrible beats which knock the stuffing out of you, I had managed to chip up to leader of table then this happened, forgotten my position but we gii pre, me -Aa oppo AK flop nothing turn k river k..... Got lucky with 2 double ups after that so swings and roundabouts, then the lovely rose joined our table and once again had a nice chat til my exit, of course it was Aa on button vs A stubborn K 10 who was a non believer and hit 2 pair on river :) no complaints though. End on a moan I'm afraid, what is it with folk who have changed the word have for of? As in could of, would of in everyday sentences, please come back Slippy ( getting quite worried now joking apart, if anyone could enlighten me to what he is up to nowadays I would be most grateful)
    Posted by tomgoodun

    Ha, I feel exactly the same.

    "Would HAVE" not "would of".

    ';esrt';s,le';t,lawrapwrka[wkroqawkrp\QAAARFHH
     
  • edited August 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    In Response to Re: My story : Ha, I feel exactly the same. "Would HAVE" not "would of". ';esrt';s,le';t,lawrapwrka[wkroqawkrp\QAAARFHH  
    Posted by Tikay10
    I'm all-in.

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  • edited August 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    Echo sentiments above, I did enjoy both tournaments, got pretty tired towards the end mind , good old bank holidays come in handy for late finishes. I was on the same table in the super roller pretty much for the duration, lolufold,style and good old gerardirl who kept me amused thank goodness., then tennis bloke joined us when ger was brutally knocked out set over set, easy table :) In the mini I had one of those horrible beats which knock the stuffing out of you, I had managed to chip up to leader of table then this happened, forgotten my position but we gii pre, me -Aa oppo AK flop nothing turn k river k..... Got lucky with 2 double ups after that so swings and roundabouts, then the lovely rose joined our table and once again had a nice chat til my exit, of course it was Aa on button vs A stubborn K 10 who was a non believer and hit 2 pair on river :) no complaints though. End on a moan I'm afraid, what is it with folk who have changed the word have for of? As in could of, would of in everyday sentences, please come back Slippy ( getting quite worried now joking apart, if anyone could enlighten me to what he is up to nowadays I would be most grateful)
    Posted by tomgoodun
    Yeah, I would of loved to know myself. Guessing he's having a break away from Sky. Maybe that week (yes, week!) he spend in Milton Keynes this summer finished him.
  • edited September 2015
    Thanks for your most eloquent response Jon :) hopefully slippy will turn up soon.

    My sister and her husband are coming to visit this Friday for a couple of days, really looking forward to it, she has spoken about coming on next years cruise with us- my wife and I love their company but they are more Butlins and Blackpool stag and hen do than Royal Carribean Cruise Liner lol. I may be turning posh in my old age.

    Anyway I changed my poker days to last night and tomorrow to accommodate their visit, ran well last night - played 5 tournaments and cashed in 4, best finish a 2nd in my fav one , the £2 deep stack so happy days :)
  • edited September 2015
    Love Your Post Above Tom xxxx
  • edited September 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    Love Your Post Above Tom xxxx
    Posted by paige55
    Hi Paige! I thought I had lost you as a reader, nice to see you are still around. Hope you had a nice anniversary, must say I was a tad surprised at your hubby going out, hope he was just popping to the florist for a bunch of Fresias or Lillies ;) x
  • edited September 2015
    Now i have just got back from weston super mare, husband had booked a 3 day break away got to our b and b early so of he goes inside and pays for the room he booked, then came out to me sat in the car ,says room is ok,went inside   i am horrified room is terrible, i say to him i can not stay here the room is so bad wall paper peeling of the walls the beds are so small and the smell of damp is so bad,i have to see the land lady.ok trish he says i saw this coming you go and sort it then.so of i go find the owner,tell her i may be 60 years old but i would never stay in a room that you have put us in, why she asks in my best voice i say, now if i really wanted to stay in a room that is stuck in the 30,s i would have asked  you if you have one. i may be old but not that old please move us.she took one look at me realised wow this girl is young looking i have made a massive mistake. moved us to a wonderfull room, she could not do enough for us after and we had a great time, when we left today she said please ring me if you would like to stay again i will give you my best room. my husband was over the moon he no,s me so well, and new i would not put up with something so bad and that i would have to say something xxxx love you tony but why do i always have to sort your mess out love trish xxx
  • edited September 2015
    He brought me a new pair of shoes also tom But they were to big for me, so of we go to change them. get close to the shop he gives me the box they are in and say,s here you are you change them, hence i got the money back but he kept the cash,and got himself a new top with the money lol men love them xxx
  • edited September 2015
    And the top he loved i also got a extra3 pound of the price for him lol, had to show the the girl how i had done my hair for that so there i am stood taking the hair bun out that lift,s the top of my hair up. having to take the clips out bringing my hair forward and and having to do her,s to show her how it is done xxxxx
  • edited September 2015
    Hope all is ok with you Tom and that you you are feeling better xxxxx
  • edited September 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    Hope all is ok with you Tom and that you you are feeling better xxxxx
    Posted by paige55
    Sounds like you had an eventful time, always good to mix things up a bit I guess :) I am feeling a little better today, Monday I felt awful and was feeling really sorry for myself, the good lady was very patient and understanding which was just what I needed at the time, marriage is a partnership and I feel truly blessed as I feel you do, glad you are ok and enjoying your youthful years ;) x
  • edited September 2015
    I was going to post on the "What would you like to see in the upcoming Ukops" thread, I have changed my mind, seems to have been taken over by the (pardon the mixed analogy) Manchester City/Barcelona/Real Madrid "Let them eat cake" brigade.

    Further the site and look to bring in new players and look after recs? Nah.....me me me...it's like a bloody soloist warming up.

    And breath.........
  • edited September 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    I was going to post on the "What would you like to see in the upcoming Ukops" thread, I have changed my mind, seems to have been taken over by the (pardon the mixed analogy) Manchester City/Barcelona/Real Madrid "Let them eat cake" brigade. Further the site and look to bring in new players and look after recs? Nah.....me me me...it's like a bloody soloist warming up. And breath.........
    Posted by tomgoodun
    Couldn't agree more Tom
    Hope you have a great weekend
    Mick
  • edited September 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    In Response to Re: My story : Sounds like you had an eventful time, always good to mix things up a bit I guess :) I am feeling a little better today, Monday I felt awful and was feeling really sorry for myself, the good lady was very patient and understanding which was just what I needed at the time, marriage is a partnership and I feel truly blessed as I feel you do, glad you are ok and enjoying your youthful years ;) x
    Posted by tomgoodun
    Yes Tom We Are Both Blessed with such wonderful partners,s xxxx i love my husband with all my heart and would never change his personality :)xxx
  • edited September 2015

    Tony And i Send our Best Wishes to You and your good lady wife, Have a great Weekend Tom and his Lady xxx regards to you both love paige55 xxxx

  • edited September 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    I was going to post on the "What would you like to see in the upcoming Ukops" thread, I have changed my mind, seems to have been taken over by the (pardon the mixed analogy) Manchester City/Barcelona/Real Madrid "Let them eat cake" brigade. Further the site and look to bring in new players and look after recs? Nah.....me me me...it's like a bloody soloist warming up. And breath.........
    Posted by tomgoodun
    i like your anology tom,ive said what i would like on that thread so ill leave it to the pros to fight amongst themselves about the bigger BIs.its getting to the point now weather to respond to some threads in case i get shot down with me feeble imput,so many egos imo
    hope alls well brother run golden..sean
  • edited September 2015
    Weekend Hi lo
    My cunning plan to change my poker days was thwarted by my sisters decision that the pontins holiday camp they were staying before visiting us on "Friday" didn't quite reach her impeccably low standards. Apparently the room was a s..t hole post cleaning lady, the neighbours were screaming at 2am and the seagulls woke her at 3am.

    I was really pleased to see her and her hubby on Thursday, she is one of those "has a heart of gold" type who can talk for England, love her to bits but by crikey try to get a word in - no chance. We went out for a meal on Friday and did the usual catch up on what's happening oop North and with family etc etc.

    She loves going to Bingo so I made an executive decision to frequent said establishment on Saturday evening, we made it to the early bird special where we get the tickets free if we purchase the evening tickets, £13 per person fab :) 

    My wife , daughter and boyfriend were a tad dumbfounded by the speed the numbers were called out, we all had 6 books ( bingo speak) and found it hard enough crossing the numbers off never mind realising when we had a sweat on ( more bingo speak) against all the odds my wife did win a full house and I won a 2 lines so that paid for the night - happy days.
    Apparently the drinks were "well cheap" -£2.50 for a house double vodka, which leads me on to the Lo part of the story posted below.....
  • edited September 2015
    My lovely daughter has had a back problem lately, not helped by a 25 stone resident at the care home she works at deciding to fall on her as she was helping her to get in bed. As mentioned above the drinks at t' bingo were well cheap and my daughter decided to take advantage of this hence being a little unsteady on her feet when her boyfriend brought her home ( he didn't drink I hasten to add) apperrently she fell on the pavement before she entered our humble domain.
    Sunday morning she was in agony and couldn't move her legs or control her functions, rang the 111 line who sent paramedics, they decided she needed to go to Brighton Hospital.
    They strapped her to a stretcher and took her outside the back, 2 ambulances were there as the paramedics had called for assistance, they then were strapping her to a wheeled bed type thing when our neighbour appeared......and said the immortal words " Is everything all right, only I can't get in my parking space" ?..what would you answer in them circumstances? I was so upset and dumbfounded I could not think of an adequate response which was more than 4 letters.
    Hospital was  very emotional as my daughter was moved rapidly up the scale of junior doctor, doctor, specialist, then consultant who was incredibly straightforward with his  diagnosis of her. Having to have an urgent MRI scan as all the signs point to a m is-placed di sc pressing on the nerves which is time sensitive and will need operating on that night to avoid permanent paralysis .
      As you can imagine my daughter was very upset, as a parent your responsibility is to keep calm and say the right things, my wife was wonderful in that way and I tried my best.
    We were in hospital until 11pm when we got the good news her MRI scan showed no signs of the disc being out, I can understand the term emotional roller coaster much better now.
  • edited September 2015
    jesus,it never rains then it pours,hope she gets well soon tom,well wishes from all my family
  • edited September 2015
    Wow 

    I remember the night I was phoned to say my son was at the hospital. He'd blacked out and was not responding to stimulation. Emergency brain scan was scheduled. Guy was putting in stitches above his right eye where he had cut himself open falling. Was almost sick watching. 

    6am and scan results come through - all ok. 
    So off to work in my casual clothes with no sleep.

    Kids eh! 

    gl gl


  • edited September 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    My lovely daughter has had a back problem lately, not helped by a 25 stone resident at the care home she works at deciding to fall on her as she was helping her to get in bed. As mentioned above the drinks at t' bingo were well cheap and my daughter decided to take advantage of this hence being a little unsteady on her feet when her boyfriend brought her home ( he didn't drink I hasten to add) apperrently she fell on the pavement before she entered our humble domain. Sunday morning she was in agony and couldn't move her legs or control her functions, rang the 111 line who sent paramedics, they decided she needed to go to Brighton Hospital. They strapped her to a stretcher and took her outside the back, 2 ambulances were there as the paramedics had called for assistance, they then were strapping her to a wheeled bed type thing when our neighbour appeared......and said the immortal words " Is everything all right, only I can't get in my parking space" ?..what would you answer in them circumstances? I was so upset and dumbfounded I could not think of an adequate response which was more than 4 letters. Hospital was  very emotional as my daughter was moved rapidly up the scale of junior doctor, doctor, specialist, then consultant who was incredibly straightforward with his  diagnosis of her. Having to have an urgent MRI scan as all the signs point to a m is-placed di sc pressing on the nerves which is time sensitive and will need operating on that night to avoid permanent paralysis .   As you can imagine my daughter was very upset, as a parent your responsibility is to keep calm and say the right things, my wife was wonderful in that way and I tried my best. We were in hospital until 11pm when we got the good news her MRI scan showed no signs of the disc being out, I can understand the term emotional roller coaster much better now.
    Posted by tomgoodun
    What a scary story that is Tom. Thank God it all turned out OK.

    As for your "me me me" neighbour, I hope you never speak to them again.
     
    Best wishes to your daughter for a speedy recovery.
  • edited September 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    jesus,it never rains then it pours,hope she gets well soon tom,well wishes from all my family
    Posted by stokefc
    Thanks Sean, she went to the docs today, he has signed her off work for another week and given her painkillers and anti inflammatories, also given her excersises to do. I was getting quite worried yesterday as she still couldn't move her legs, but she seems a little better today and is managing to stumble around.
  • edited September 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    In Response to Re: My story : Couldn't agree more Tom Hope you have a great weekend Mick
    Posted by VespaPX
    Thanks Mick, you too mate.
  • edited September 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    Tony And i Send our Best Wishes to You and your good lady wife, Have a great Weekend Tom and his Lady xxx regards to you both love paige55 xxxx
    Posted by paige55
    Thank you Paige/Trish Sarah and I send our best wishes to you and your hubby.
  • edited September 2015
    In Response to Re: My story:
    Wow  I remember the night I was phoned to say my son was at the hospital. He'd blacked out and was not responding to stimulation. Emergency brain scan was scheduled. Guy was putting in stitches above his right eye where he had cut himself open falling. Was almost sick watching.  6am and scan results come through - all ok.  So off to work in my casual clothes with no sleep. Kids eh!  gl gl
    Posted by GELDY
    That sounds so scary, I can certainly relate to the going to work with no sleep the night before, yup kids put us through all kinds of emotions, it makes me think what my parents went through with me and my sisters,brothers. There was 6 of us and we got up to all kinds of shenanigans, I recall one day when I was helping on the bread van before school, got up at 5am walked to the bakery (lovely smell) went on our rounds and I was into watching the horse racing, me and mates used to have races over ever bodies hedges (grand national course) anyway I digress but I had that in mind when I was about to deliver a loaf to a house with a hedge and decided that was the chair on the national course, was concentrating on running and jumping over it when a car hit me and threw me about 20 yards, I was taken in by a neighbour who was a nurse and cured by a hot sweet tea :) ha those were the days, I went home and told my mum a car had hit me , I think she was a bit mortified but I just shrugged my shoulders and carried on with my day.
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