The Clinton administration?crusades, inquistion, burning women for their money...all brought to you by you know who
This moron is sooo bad for poker. While people are praying for their 8 yr old child to have a remission in their cancer, this idiot is praying for a blank on the turn. The guy is sickening to poker players and Christians.
crusades, inquistion, burning women for their money...all brought to you by you know who
Lord Voldemort?
sorry to burst your bubble but....he diedYES!
And mine,Making posts calling people idiots is not what Jesus would do.
Casting the first stone, yadda, yadda.
Why are so many Christians so very not-like-Christ in their behavior? I never got that. It often seems like they don't even try, as if merely calling themselves "Christian" means that they get to behave any way they like and still claim moral superiority.
Yeah, it's a pet peeve of mine.
sorry to burst your bubble but....he died
hah,,, i finished the book the day it came out...guess you know what kind of nerd I am...best day ever..picked it up on the way to the bus to the casino, so poker and harry all day long lol.sorry to burst YOUR bubble, but i finished the book already.
I think Hachem has been good for the game. We have seen him final table after his main event win. Like the Short Handed WSOP were he lost heads up V Dutch Boyd. He finished 4th in a PL hold em event and has played some good poker on Poker After Dark. So I think we can include Joe Hachem as a Main Event winner doing good things for poker.
On the subject of Jerry Yang I think that if he was a bad Christian he wouldn't pledge some of his winnings to various charities. For the game, I think that if he continues to prove that he wasn't a fluke then nobody will say a word against him. I am sure that people like Chan and Hellmuth had doubters claiming they were one hit wonders after there 1st main event wins. Lets see what he can do before making a judgement
How is he bad for poker. He donated a ton of money to charity. He is helping poker if anything.
Good luck at your tables