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[QUOTE="Nutcracker69, post: 3117697, member: 153810"] Especially any of us that *may* *sometimes* come online to vent about "outcomes" let's call it... If we actually carried that over into our personal lives and every other "story" we had was about how we got robbed... Who in the world would actually put up with that on a regular basis? Without getting too personal, I've been in relationships where I basically kept ALL info (good or bad) to myself. I've also been with a fellow poker player where we talked constantly about poker in the beginning and then not at all. Granted, we're not as sufferable a lot as regular, degenerate gamblers who can't seem to figure out that the game they're playing is designed to take all of their money over the long term. But we'd be pretty bad if our "online" or "community" selves were anything like our everyday selves. 99% of what I do now I keep to myself which might be hard to believe with how much I post on here. But it is true. Anybody else feel bad for the "others" in our lives? [/QUOTE]
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