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Thread: Sun Runner: Next Sunday's chat .. Johnny C.

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    Sun Runner
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    Sun Runner: Next Sunday's chat .. Johnny C.

    I read a post that seemed to say that if a direct coorelation could be made between the book and the real world, the book leader of the pack -Mikey Rosa -was modeled after Mr. Chang.

    When he popped in the other night, I did not get that feeling from him. My vibe was he would have been a player, not a teacher.

    Anyone know? (I don't want to appear stupid(er) next Sunday.)

    (BTW if I'm not there it is only because I'll be livin' large in Manhattan that week and can't get to a computer!)

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    Bettie
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    Bettie: This Sunday's chat .. Johnny C.

    > I read a post that seemed to say that if a
    > direct coorelation could be made between the
    > book and the real world, the book leader of
    > the pack -Mikey Rosa -was modeled after Mr.
    > Chang.

    I haven't read the book (Bringing Down the House), but I believe that Johnny used the name Mickey Rosa while playing in the last (first) World Series of Blackjack. It's been awhile, so I can't recall with certainty. Anyone?

    Bettie

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    Don Schlesinger
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    Don Schlesinger: Re: This Sunday's chat .. Johnny C.

    > I haven't read the book ( Bringing Down the
    > House ), but I believe that Johnny used the
    > name Mickey Rosa while playing in the last
    > (first) World Series of Blackjack. It's been
    > awhile, so I can't recall with certainty.
    > Anyone?

    Yup. That was Johnny.

    Don

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    Ouchez
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    Ouchez: Livin Large..Hmmm..Manhattan...not surprised.. *NM*


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    Parker
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    Parker: Haven't been to Manhattan in years . . .

    > (BTW if I'm not there it is only because
    > I'll be livin' large in Manhattan that week
    > and can't get to a computer!)

    . . . but I'm pretty sure that they have computers there, probably even high speed Internet access. :-)

    I wouldn't miss this one for the world.

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    Sun Runner
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    Sun Runner: Re: Haven't been to Manhattan in years . . .

    > . . . but I'm pretty sure that they have
    > computers there, probably even high speed
    > Internet access. :-)

    I know, but I'll be with two 80 plus year old oldsters, wife, her aunt and uncle. I'll have my notebook, but finding the time .... ?

    This time, I'm just the lackey boy!

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    NYCfudu
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    NYCfudu: I'll have to miss it.. will it be archived? *NM*


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    kiosk
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    kiosk: plenty of cheap i-cafes on the island...

    and of course easyeverything in times square...surely you have a dollar to check your e-mail for 20 minutes or so.

    I see dudes playing poker online in public!

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    Bettie
    Guest

    Bettie: You bet! *NM*


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    Sun Runner
    Guest

    Sun Runner: Re: plenty of cheap i-cafes on the island...

    > and of course easyeverything in times
    > square...surely you have a dollar to check
    > your e-mail for 20 minutes or so.

    20 minutes? Last time JC stuck around for at least two hours I think.

    So, like Jedidiah Nightlinger once opined to a women of questionable repute ..

    "I have the inclination, the maturity, and the where-with-all; but unfortunately, I just don't have the time."

    Hope to see you there.


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    Hollywood
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    Hollywood: Re: Haven't been to Manhattan in years . . .

    > . . . but I'm pretty sure that they have
    > computers there, probably even high speed
    > Internet access. :-)

    > I wouldn't miss this one for the world.

    Well, here is the deal.

    Born and raised in Manhattan, so if you are not sure where to go, just ask.

    Hollywood

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