Poker? I don't even know her
Yes, this is the second time I've used this expression in too short of time. I don't know why I find it so amusing. So...poker party last night. I'm still upset over my loss. I did come in first place of the losers, so maybe that should count for something. Can't help but think what I could have done with the $50 in the pot. I could have paid my overdue college loan payment. Sallie Mae would have liked that. She's so nice, she always sends me little reminders telling me all the different ways I can pay my bill. I also could have paid my cell phone bill. Instead, I think I'll just wait until they call and threaten to cancel my service before I take action. I could have used it on groceries. But who needs groceries when you have a couple cans of tuna and a box of cereal? I was planning on starting this new diet where I don't eat anything, so it all works out. Even though I lost, I had a fun doing it. The game started out with 11 people and in the span of 3 hours wittled down to just Justin and myself. He had about $40, I had $10. My only chance was to try to double up. And I couldn't get a decent hand to save my life. So I just went all in on a pair of fours. And I was unsuccessful, b/c the a*hole got two aces. I didn't stand a chance. I think I might be dwelling on this a little too much, but what else do I have to think about? Work? I wonder what I would think about if it wasn't always about something that had pissed me off. Who knows, maybe I would think about bunnies and babies and other happy things like that. Rainbows? I'm an idiot. Who comes up with sh*t like that? Tonight I'm going to see a sneak preview of Garden State...I couldn't be more excited. Well, unless that preview was followed by sweet love making b/w myself and Mr. Braff. Yeah....I'll report back tomorrow on how awesome it is.
Reagan
2 Comments:
I wish, but I think it's just a sneak preview. If he was there, I would do him. Right...in...the...theatre.
more poker posts!!! we want more poker posts! :)
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