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Jest for Fun

29 January 2005

By Larry Mak

Joe: "Is your wife a good bridge player?"

Tim: "No. She's awful! You can tell by the expression on her face how she's going to play."

Joe: "Poker face?"

Tim: "No, but I sometimes feel like it."

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Disgruntled patron to slot host, "You told me when I arrived how loose your slots were.

Now tell me once again. I'm getting discouraged."

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A man approaches a clerk in a casino mall lingerie shop.

Man: "I'd like to buy a present for my wife."
Clerk: "Can I interest you in something in silk stockings."
Man: "Well, let's see about the present first."

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A wise old gambler was asked, "When do you quit playing a slot machine?" His reply, "When you haven't begun to play, and when you haven't any money left."

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A. "My wife is a hard loser."
B. "Why? Did she lose a bundle in a casino?"
A. "No. She has trouble staying on her diet."

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All those family-oriented casinos in Las Vegas have the same requirement: Kids under 12 must be accompanied by their daddy and money.

Larry Mak
Larry Mak is a former science writer at the California Institute of Technology and he is currently a freelance gaming author.

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