Smasharoo wrote:
On the plus side, I did meet a rock-paper-scissors champion while there.
As played competitively it's actually a highly complex game. I've seen poker players play it for hours for $1k a throw.
Hah. The guy I ran into (in the elevator cause what else are you going to talk about?) was basically a normal joe who saw a sign up sheet for a competition and figured "what the heck?". Next thing he knows, he's won the regional thingie, a decent pot and gets a free trip to vegas for the nationals.
I suspect that some people just *think* it's a highly complex game... ;)
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I'd vastly prefer it if they could draw the same people to discreet air conditioned office buildings but cest la vie.
Sure. But where would the fun be in that? I like to people-watch. I like chatting with random people in an environment where you really don't have to carry on a conversation with them if they turn out to be boring. Try doing that in your quiet office sometime. And hey. The entire environment in a vegas casino is designed to be disorienting. That's half the fun...