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Showing A Bluff - Opinions
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[QUOTE="IntenseHeat, post: 2334757, member: 92488"] I know with the guy being Vietnamese it may have been hard to understand all of what he was saying, or you might not remember his exact words so much as the circumstances. If you did, I would be interested in knowing exactly what it was that the Vietnamese guy was screaming and shouting. To me that would make a big difference in the way that I am going to react. To me there is nothing wrong with showing a bluff. In fact, if I suspect that I might have been bluffed, then I hope they show it. I don't find someone me a bluff to be the least bit insulting. And although people who whooping and hollering over winning a pot gets on my nerves, it's not something that I'm going to punch someone in the head over. At the same time there are some things that I won't tolerate. And if in their screaming and shouting they happen to scream and shout the wrong words, I'm going to try to loosen up some of their teeth. While some people will respond by calling the police and pressing charges and filing law suits, others will realize that they crossed the line and it had consequences. Which is why I am curious as to what the Vietnamese man mentioned in the OP said. I have to wonder if he realized that he crossed the line and accepted the repercussions of his actions. [/QUOTE]
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