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Today was pretty boring. I didn't do anything today really. Just washed my car since I've never washed it at all since I bought it. And then talked to people online. Last night we were trying to find people to give Malachi advice about this thirty year old woman who's in love with him, but I think he's more interested in people flaming him than helping him since today he said how he was disappointed no one in the chat did that. XD But he gets those kind of people on Gaia when he makes posts about it. Today he was giving out his phone number in the chat and daring people to call. I've already called him the first time he gave out his number but I texted him. Jenna and Ivy called him though and he had their numbers and said them in the chat. And later Jon came in and when Ivy and Ralph got off he told me to call Ivy to try to interrupt their phone sex since I have Ivy's number anyways and I was like no you do it and then Jenna gave him Ivy's number and he really called her, which was funny. And then Ivy called me and told me that he really did call her and to say something to Jenna about giving out her number. XD But Jenna had already gotten offline. I played the blackjack game on Gaia with Chris tonight. Only my second time playing and I didn't have many tokens so I just played until I ran out. I don't think I'm very good at that game.

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Mon Mar 20, 2006 @ 11:01pm

Black Jack isn't so bad. As long as you remember a few things.

1) Dealer ALWAYS has to hit at 16 if you've got a value higher than such (I've seen the computer hit anyway though....odd)

2) At 12, there are potentially 12 cards that can break you hand (Exceeding 21). For every digit above 12, that potential increases by 4. Keep the odds in mind when deciding whether or not to hit.

3) Consequently, those same odds apply to the computer (Though each one seems to have a different "luck" algorythm).

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