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This is a live conversation with my friend and poker guru the Russian on poker, surfing, and travelling the south European Atlantic coast. Updated continually …

sagesex:

So why is this post called poker blitzkrieg?

the Russian:

This is mainly about playing poker efficiently while moving fast in a foreign country. This includes also physical exercise and challenge, wellness activities and some pieces of the craft of social art.
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This is a live conversation with my friend and poker guru the Russian on poker, surfing, and travelling the south European Atlantic coast. Updated continually ...sagesex: So why is this post called poker blitzkrieg?the Russian:This is mainly about playing poker efficiently while moving fast in a foreign country. This includes also physical exercise and challenge, ...

I have never been a smoker. I tried, yes. But I never liked it. In fact, I find smoking cigarettes rather disgusting. Then I went to Portugal, and met the deadliest drug on earth.

Enter … Black Devil!

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I have never been a smoker. I tried, yes. But I never liked it. In fact, I find smoking cigarettes rather disgusting. Then I went to Portugal, and met the deadliest drug on earth. If you tolerate this, your children will be next!

OK, this might sound a little cliché, but I swear it’s true: Winter in Morocco – what a dream if you like perfect point breaks, miraculously consistent surf, incredible colors, and a lifestyle so relaxed that you wonder what we’re being so stressed about in Europe all the time. Last January we went surfing there and stayed at Tahib’s again: The most chilled place you can imagine. Hanging with the locals taught us a different kind of cool.

One thing that stayed with us when we left is this: Why not? Read the rest of this entry »

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Learn the Moroccan Zen from the surf dudes chez Tahib: The Power of "Why not?"