Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that.
George Carlin
Here is your poker hand:
king ♠ king ♦ king ♣ Six ♦ Deuce ♠
Your hand is three of a kind (not too shabby). Since your hand is one that beats a lousy pair, your webmistress has increased your previously assigned limit. Your webmistress encourages you to try for still better!
In this session, you have had no previous hands. This is your first. Your limit for this session is ten, increased by three from your original limit of seven. You have nine more chances to try for better, or to play against your buddies.
Hands that beat a pair increase your limit. The better your hand, the greater the increase! The winner is not necessarily the person who draws the highest hand. Rather, the “winner” is the person who is able to achieve the highest limit of hands (webmistress's website, webmistress's rules).
Anyone can play. Your ante is prepaid. No need to thank us. Your visiting us here is thanks enough.
This page remains in development. When fully operational, it will invite user names, and keep track of players' achievements. That may be weeks, or more, away. In the meanwhile, statistics that appear below, if any, are to be taken with a grain of salt. They are calculated from test data.
Once fully operational, there will be winners every month so long as there has been sufficient activity here. “Sufficient activity” might include, for example, a certain minimum number of visits, and a sufficient number of visitors. These numbers can be adjusted from time to time, as may be indicated.
Winners may receive prizes. No registration will be required to play. Registration will, however, be required to qualify for a prize. Visits by unregistered players will still count towards the monthly required minimum.
Thus far in March, eighty-eight sessions, by nine separate visitors, reached or exceeded their limit. The highest limit attained was twenty-five. That limit was first reached on March thirteenth.
The quotation, witticism, opinion, advice, insult, useless fact, or bons mots above is number 386. Collect all 1837 of them!
Criminal Lawyers in New Jersey™ agree in some instances, and strongly disagree in others, with the sentiments on this and other pages in this collection. They provide these diversions in the hope that you will find them thought provoking or, for some, that they may, for a moment at least, arouse a chuckle or lighten the mood. At the same time, we recognize that you came to this site in the first place for more serious reasons.
Let the casual nature of this page not mislead you. Allan Marain takes his clients' difficulties very seriously. He takes equally seriously his responsibilities to guide his clients through those difficulties and, in the process, to minimize the disruption, both present and future, on his clients' lives. Mr. Marain has the knowledge, experience, dedication, and skill to discharge these responsibilities. In six separate years, Law & Politics Magazine, and the publishers of New Jersey Monthly, have included Allan Marain on its highly competitive list of New Jersey's “Super Lawyers”.
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