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Yesterday's lies fell like the cards from the sleeve of a dying gambler clutching a pair of deuces to his chest while kings and aces littered the floor. He was dealt a decent hand but played her badly. When she upped the anti He should have folded but foolishly raised the stakes hoping to call her bluff. A big mistaken At the flop he showed his hand. Claiming honesty as the one-eyed jack She flushed him out, but didn't celebrate. The pot was full of chips each one shattered from her heart.
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david-patrick-oc
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Oct 31, 2014
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#lies#deception#cheat#gambler#holdem
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