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Jay Lovinger at ESPN Page 2 made a great point. Aside from Lederer and Dan Harrington, most of the top players are really agressive. Actually, I think that Harrington is underrated. He's not a flashy player, but he uses his "Action Dan" moniker to great effect when he wants to steal pots. And anyone who has made both final tables the last two years at the WSoP has my respect.

Aren't retcons fun?

Good points, but I still think that ep 2 > ep 1, because the "romance" (can you call it that when one channels Christopher Walken (in Pulp Fiction) in order to act romantic?) is the main focus of Act 2 (or was it 3?) and thus easily skipped over, while Jar Jar is kinda just there throughout the movie, so his 5% feels more like 95%. In short, that they have different types of suck, and I think that having the suck all in on area is better than spreading it around. Just my opinion though. You like ep 1 better, all power to ya.

I dunno, I like ConstanStapp and Fedorov better than Mikelah, and I think they deserve to stay longer than her.

Well, Arieh and Negraneau are both guys who like to push things, and especially with Negraneau, it's hard to get a read on him, so sometimes you can get caught calling his bluff to find out he's got the nuts.

EU stuff isn't absolute unless Lucas wants to use it in the movies. Examples: The name Coruscant (novels), and the Sith mythology (Dark Horse comics).

It's too bad, really, since Steph is kinda cute. Udon tribe is all but done, though.

I dunno, probably too many comparisons with The Worm.

...and 2 of the final 3 from last year's WSoP. Murderer's row of players here...

Doyle Brunson had won last weeks, I think. Gabe Kaplan made a final table as well. Of course, if I was so inclined, I'd look up who won, but I'm lazy...

fuck.

I may be mistaken, but I think you're biased. That being said, he is definitely one of the best (I think I need to make a list sometime), and one of a kind...

Yeah, we need to keep Juggsica around...

You know, I thought they couldn't get cheesier than the preproduced ads/songs. And then they come out with these "songs for charity", and I realize that I was very, very wrong. btw, Mikelah looks fucking scary tonight...

12 people left. Looks like it's time for a tribal swap next week...

Damn, that has got to suck for Ulong...

Oh, can I just say that Debbie's gut doesn't look like she ate much at all? Also, I gotta think they swing both ways, given the way they were rejoicing over lots of meat...

It isn't - we're tricking you. In a Very Special Survivor, the tribes will be forced to endure their toughest immunity challenge yet - Dick Vitale doing play-by-play solo...

Pics from the CBS website. These two may now be LPM's most favorite team ever...

Which is why I have to say, Shut The Fuck Up, Lynn and Alex. BTW, you notice that they didn't win a prize? Rob and Amber are fucking awesome.

Good thing it was Waltman and not, say Perry Saturn. - I still don't know what Shocker's finisher is. I know he's got that "man of 1000 ballshots" thing, and he's entertaining every time I see him on CMLL, but does he have something else? - I guess Apolo needs to find something other than that Ace Crusher variant he used, and his punishment is teaming with Siaki? - So Monty's over as a face, therefore he turns heel and joins Jarrett's stable. I'm not sure if this is more Russo-type booking or Jarrett being a HHH wannabe. - Speaking of stables, Team Canada is RIGHT THERE but they're still treated like third class citizens. I guess D'Amore really doesn't have the influence that he used to.

To each their own. She must appeal to somebody (although not me), since she came ahead of 6 other girls...

I think getting his hand lopped off helped. Not that it helped Anakin, but Luke, it seemed, learned to take his training a bit more serious after that...

The lesson? Get some formal military attire and wear it to fancy restaurants... In all seriousness, it's a very nice gesture by Dave Batista.

I count cards alot. Basically you have to know what cards are taken, how many cards are out, which cards, and then you determine the odds of said other cards being in the person's hand. I meant backgammon, not poker. There's a probability aspect to both, but to me it's a little more apparent in poker. And I'm still sticking with Hurley.