It was with shock and horror that I discovered that one of my posts has disappeared from the Internet. Poof, gone! Like it never existed. That post, of course, was my infamous November 13, 2006, post, “The Short, Brief Life of Pamela Anderson’s Poker Site.”
I think this has the scraggly-haired fingerpints of Bob “Kid Rock” Richie Anderson all over it.
The call came from Simon Gravel, a Frenchman who identified himself as a reporter for LaPresse, Montreal’s main newspaper. His question:
Was the character of LeChiffre, the villain in the new James Bond movie Casino Royale, inspired by Andy Beal?
I don’t want to let my rivalry with Iggy get out of hand. Sure, he’s younger and more energetic. He’s more prolific. He’s been at this longer than me. And he’s bringing a huge audience to Pokerworks.
Ever seen some great old James Woods movies? The guy played a bunch of characters who would kill you and not miss a bite of dinner. In BEST SELLER, he plays this killer who is so efficient that - well, I don’t want to spoil it. Just keep in mind that Woods, though a great actor, has that killer inside him. Several months before September 11, he saw some suspicious behavior on a cross-country flight, held on to his silverware in case something happened, and made a complaint that eventually implicated one of the September 11 hijackers. Or something like that.
I just learned from my movie producer, Eric Gladstone - doesn’t it sound cool to refer to another human being as “my movie producer”? - that I have been responsible for yet another marriage break-up. According to TMZ.com, Pamela Anderson announced earlier today that she is divorcing her husband of four months, Kid Rock.
It’s all my fault.
On Sunday night, I had my best-ever finish in a poker tournament, on Full Tilt Poker. In Full Tilt’s weekly $350,000 guarantee, out of 2,279 players, I finished FIFTH. Even though I won a Main Event seat on Full Tilt back in April and have won at least a half-dozen other tournaments on the site, it was the biggest tournament in which I ever made the final table, and my biggest cash.
Richard Brodie showed up on Monday so we could, nominally, work on turning his excellent web site, Lion Tales, into a book. Although we got some work done, we spent a lot more time sampling Scottsdale’s best restaurants, smoking cigars, and - though this was not on the agenda until it was too late for me to do anything about it - obsessing over where the town’s naked ladies plied their trade. What I should do about Pokerworks bringing in a younger, more popular blogger would have to be crammed into the schedule on my initiative.
In my previous post, I started explaining the threat Iggy poses to my cushy existence. In the few days since, I have calmed down, lost a grand at Full Tilt Poker, consulted various members of the Brain Trust and the Call Girls, and formulated a plan.
This is probably the point in this screed where you expect me to say, I’m honestly thrilled Iggy is here, he’s a great guy, welcome to the team, etc. etc. etc.
It was with great surprise that I learned that one of my blogging heroes, Iggy, has become my cyberneighbor. I should be thrilled that he has NOT retired his ground-breaking blog and has located right here on Pokerworks.
Should be.
As I’ve referenced in a few recent posts, I’ve been playing a lot on Full Tilt Poker during the last ten days. With the FTOPS running through the weekend, I’ll be playing a bunch more. Look for me tonight at the Razz event, on Sunday in the Main Event, and probably a bunch of other tournaments.
Now that I’ve decided to come to Las Vegas for the Blogger’s Convention - and, now that I’ve decided to show up, I am capitalizing “B” and “C” in Blogger’s Convetnion - I have to find a place to stay.
Guess what? It costs a lot of stay in Las Vegas. I don’t know why I never noticed this before, but hotels cost a lot of money. Who comes to Las Vegas in early December (other than cowboys) to make it so expensive?
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