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« Reply #15 on: November 30, 2006, 11:43:40 AM »

Suzanne,
I never played you, but from what I hear you have a game and your progress is remarkable.

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It has been a rocky journey and I have enjoyed it but I now know that I can never be as good as I would like to be and so the dream ends.

Who said so?
If this is what you are saying to yourself then perhaps you might be right.  As you must believe in yourself  then there is nothing to stop you from being a good player or even great.  If you feel that your progress is too slow or at the moment you can't play your best game, a bit of break from playing and perhaps taking time to read and improve some skills will benefit your game immensely.  

If someone else told you this then why their point is valid?  And why would you care?  many people were told they will never do anything with their lives, but only those who decided for themselves what they are capable of have succeeded.  

 I was reading recently an interview with Tiger Woods, exceptional sportsman, who at some point decided to work on his game and as a result he was not doing very well in the competitions.  As usual pple were saying he is on his way out.  They were wrong.  He and other top sportsmen/women approach the journey to their ultimate success with great pragmatism.  They look at every set back as a motivation to do better and they treat those set backs as a necessity to success in long run.


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The mtt that I worked so hard to win was a great thrill but as was pointed out to me... did I really deserve a place in the Hall of Fame.

I sense that the phrase - as was pointed out to me- is one of the keys for your post.


Well you did not put yourself there,  many thought you have deserved it as most likely you have been working hard on your game and you have achieved the result, your first win.  This forum is not meant to be for only top players who had their first win 60 years ago.  This forum is a place where all beginners and veterans meet to talk about poker and other trivial things in life.

Why would you care what a person says to you?

Have you thought that perhaps some players who read this forum, and are absolute beginners might find your place in hall of fame as an inspiration?

Gl with whatever you do, but please don't listen to one or two people and tell them to get lost.  

If anyone makes a point of trying to ruin your self esteem there is always a reason behind this, but you are never the reason.


You will meet people who try to knock you down everywhere in life, you have a choice either to listen to them and fail, or listen to you heart/friends and succeed.

Gl with your decision, and I hope nxt post from you will be another success story in whatever you decide to do (let's hope this will be poker game)
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« Reply #16 on: November 30, 2006, 11:49:16 AM »

Suzanne


the BHOF is constructed not just to reward in some small way those who win WPT's, reach WSOP final tables, win festivals or do something universally seen as mega in the poker world.

Its about the community too. It was set up SPECIFICALLY to recognise smaller players winning events or attaining goals that might be considered small by many people but are nevertheless significant to that individual player. We chose you for the BHOF for precisely this reason. We watched you work hard at your game, at times put up with (to be blunt) some ridicule on the PHA board and yet carry on. Then you won your first MTT. That is precisely what BHOF is all about. It is not a Poker Hall of Fame for mega stars only, its a Community Hall of Fame.

When I first heard two weeks ago that you were getting some flak for your inclusion I felt sorry for you. If anyone should be getting flak it is ME because I wrote it up, mentioned it to the other mods and then publicised it.

If you want to talk to me about the other issues you refer to, you know where I am. If I'm the problem, try another mod!!

 

below was a post i made last year talking about nominating a "player of the year", poker is about your own personal goals and doing your best to acheive them. It doesnt matter what level anyone plays at, provided you can honestly say that you've given 100% to achieving your goal then you should be happy and satisfied. A bit later followed a thread by Tikay talking about the "essence of blonde" and how as a community we support and help each other whereever possible. Judging by the majority of the messages that followed the announcement of your inclusion to the BHOF we supportive and congratulory - most blondeites feel you deserve your place in the Hall of Fame.

If you feel as though you are not playing your a-game at the tables then take a short break, you've proved you have the ability to cash and win at MTT's so there should be no reason why you cannot acheive any future goals you set yourself.

Personally i dont think its possible to name a "player of the year" in poker as its all relative as to everyone's own personal goals......

Brian Wilson wins a WSOP bracelet in his first full year playing poker.

Mickey Wernick wins the European player of the year rankings after a year long battle with the likes of John Falconer and Pascal Perrault.

blonde's very own Silo wins a £2 mtt on crypto despite never cashing in a tourney before and after only a few weeks playing tournaments.

Many of you will read the last one and think how on earth can it compare to the first two - but to Silo it'll probably go down as the greatest poker achievment of 2005.....

So in short my nomination for "player of the year 2005" goes to - ANYONE WHO HAS ACHIEVED THE GOALS THEY SET OUT FOR THEMSELVES THIS YEAR!!

Congratulations - and here's to more of the same in 2006.........
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« Reply #17 on: November 30, 2006, 01:59:23 PM »

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the BHOF is constructed not just to reward in some small way those who win WPT's, reach WSOP final tables, win festivals or do something universally seen as mega in the poker world.

Its about the community too. It was set up SPECIFICALLY to recognise smaller players winning events or attaining goals that might be considered small by many people but are nevertheless significant to that individual player. We chose you for the BHOF for precisely this reason. We watched you work hard at your game, at times put up with (to be blunt) some ridicule on the PHA board and yet carry on. Then you won your first MTT. That is precisely what BHOF is all about. It is not a Poker Hall of Fame for mega stars only, its a Community Hall of Fame.

When I first heard two weeks ago that you were getting some flak for your inclusion I felt sorry for you. If anyone should be getting flak it is ME because I wrote it up, mentioned it to the other mods and then publicised it.

If you want to talk to me about the other issues you refer to, you know where I am. If I'm the problem, try another mod!!

 

below was a post i made last year talking about nominating a "player of the year", poker is about your own personal goals and doing your best to acheive them. It doesnt matter what level anyone plays at, provided you can honestly say that you've given 100% to achieving your goal then you should be happy and satisfied. A bit later followed a thread by Tikay talking about the "essence of blonde" and how as a community we support and help each other whereever possible. Judging by the majority of the messages that followed the announcement of your inclusion to the BHOF we supportive and congratulory - most blondeites feel you deserve your place in the Hall of Fame.

If you feel as though you are not playing your a-game at the tables then take a short break, you've proved you have the ability to cash and win at MTT's so there should be no reason why you cannot acheive any future goals you set yourself.

Personally i dont think its possible to name a "player of the year" in poker as its all relative as to everyone's own personal goals......

Brian Wilson wins a WSOP bracelet in his first full year playing poker.

Mickey Wernick wins the European player of the year rankings after a year long battle with the likes of John Falconer and Pascal Perrault.

blonde's very own Silo wins a £2 mtt on crypto despite never cashing in a tourney before and after only a few weeks playing tournaments.

Many of you will read the last one and think how on earth can it compare to the first two - but to Silo it'll probably go down as the greatest poker achievment of 2005.....

So in short my nomination for "player of the year 2005" goes to - ANYONE WHO HAS ACHIEVED THE GOALS THEY SET OUT FOR THEMSELVES THIS YEAR!!

Congratulations - and here's to more of the same in 2006.........

I'll never knock a monkey again...

 
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« Reply #18 on: November 30, 2006, 02:58:40 PM »

I bet you'll still spank one though?


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« Reply #19 on: November 30, 2006, 03:01:51 PM »

I bet you'll still spank one though?


lol

Ouch!  PWNAGE!!!

 
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« Reply #20 on: November 30, 2006, 03:03:19 PM »

I bet you'll still spank one though?


lol

 

You wouldn't get away with that on a charity board though.  Wink
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« Reply #21 on: November 30, 2006, 03:05:16 PM »

I bet you'll still spank one though?


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You wouldn't get away with that on a charity board.  Wink

Who would spank their monkey whilst on a charity board? That's weird...
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« Reply #22 on: November 30, 2006, 03:09:40 PM »

Charity Spankathon ?
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« Reply #23 on: November 30, 2006, 03:35:04 PM »

PMFSL

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« Reply #24 on: November 30, 2006, 04:16:17 PM »

Suzanne asked me to post the following:

"My pc is up the creek and have borrowed my mates lappy but she needs it back asap.
 
Can you post my apologies on that thread I put up last night a combination of a head cold, PMT and a very bad night of arseholes left me feeling very sorry for myself.
 
I will be okay when the tablets kick in lol but meanwhile I think I need a break"
 
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« Reply #25 on: November 30, 2006, 04:31:22 PM »

Suzanne asked me to post the following:

"My pc is up the creek and have borrowed my mates lappy but she needs it back asap.
 
Can you post my apologies on that thread I put up last night a combination of a head cold, PMT and a very bad night of arseholes left me feeling very sorry for myself.
 
I will be okay when the tablets kick in lol but meanwhile I think I need a break"
 

Provided the thread stays put in its entirity!! I'm holding kinboshi to this!!

I'll never knock a monkey again...

Hibernation works wonders suzanne - trust me!! Wink

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« Reply #26 on: November 30, 2006, 05:43:12 PM »

"A very bad night of arseholes"

Can't wait 'til she comes back to explain that one.
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« Reply #27 on: November 30, 2006, 05:54:47 PM »

"A very bad night of arseholes"

Can't wait 'til she comes back to explain that one.

Maybe she watched the gooners play last night Smiley
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« Reply #28 on: November 30, 2006, 07:07:58 PM »

Any monkeys playing in the Blonde sat tonight who want a good spanking?

 
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« Reply #29 on: November 30, 2006, 10:41:00 PM »

block the bullies, easy Cheesy
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