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[QUOTE="dweezel, post: 631964, member: 26125"] I like the couch potato theory. During several tourneys my sweetie would hold a mirror under my nose to see if I'm still breathing. I really have no problem sitting at my computer for seversl hours playing poker. To reduce boredom and such I keep the lighting low to reduce the "deer in the headlights effect" and reduce distractions. the TV is on but the sound is very low. I'm 3 steps from the fridge and 10 steps from the bathroom. Always have a cold drink handy and a fresh pack of smokes and a huge ashtray. Chain smoking is a problem for me while playing online. At every break I walk around the house refresh my drink, empty the ash tray and generally goof off till its time to sit down again. If I'm still in tne tourney at "bubble time" the juices are flowing and I have no problem with fatigue from there till the end. In my job I am on my feet from start to finish so I look forward to "couch potato time" and playing some cards. Faitgue is a mental state that happens to effect the physical state. So get a comfy chair, grab a drink, spark one up ,and take other peoples money. [/QUOTE]
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