Poker? I Hardly Know ‘er!
Lots of states have anti-poker laws on the books because the government wants to protect you from unnecessarily losing your money to fruitless efforts in this day and age of economic uncertainty (cough GM! cough).
But a new dissection study on the elements of the game could reclassify it entirely and make all of those anti-poker gambling laws obsolete, according to New Scientist magazine.
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A lot of naysayers claim that legalizing gay marriage would not only damage the sanctity of marriage, but destroy the bond of people who are currently married. That’s not true. Marriage breaks the bond between two people who are married.
When it’s a good day to be a stripper, it’s also a good day to be an American. Sour economy be damned!
Every state has drug laws on the books. But only Arizona has the balls to take it a step farther. We mean literal balls. Arizona has been teabagging Mexico for years.
Imagine if the Terminator had once again come to us from the future to warn us of the impending doom that awaits all of mankind.
A lot of politicians like to invoke their spirituality and personal religious beliefs in the debate because let’s face it, trying to wrap their head around physical concepts makes their brain hurt.
You would think that a free wheeling fun loving state like California would allow this kind of behavior. It seems no state is immune from destroying fun.
Ahh, spring is the air. Sniff, sniff, wait that’s not spring.
It’s comforting to know that in times of economic strife and moral uncertainty that state and federal legislatures can still take the time to discuss really dumb bills and give people like me a reason to go to work every day.
If you have been in New Jersey recently, first of all, we feel your pain.