Poker Poker Poker!: Re: [vpFREE] XVP TV IN CASINOS

I think we've all noticed that. I wonder why they don't have a state of the
art volume control device so that any nearby person could adjust the volume
from many locations on any tv monitor but the system wouldn't allow repetitive
adjustments by everybody. One adjustment would last a minute at least and if
no one wanted to see another monitor then the adjustment would stay. I
imagine my idea will go into effect when Sam's Town decides to take out the
decorative wagon wheel flood lights over their slant top machines.

A thing I've wondered about is why people entering a maze door bathroom in a
casino, you know the type of doorway, you enter, turn left then turn right
then enter the bathroom. I wonder why when exiting they hug to the left which
is the shortest distance out rather than imagining being on a blind curve on a
narrow mountain dirt road. You might run in to another car that way. The
people entering naturally hug to the right as if on a blind curve themselves,
giving room for a car coming in the other direction. Are you with me so far?
This is no joke. In years and years of entering and exiting doorways like that
only twice have I noticed the person exiting does what I always do, take a
hard step to the right when exiting in order to not run into someone coming in
to the bathroom. Only twice. All the other hundreds of times the other
person almost runs into me and says, "Oh excuse me." When I posted this before the
response was, "The inbound wizzer always has the right of way."
Drain

In a message dated 1/12/2008 1:57:50 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
BANDSTAND54@AOL.COM writes:

Can anyone out there give a reasonable answer to why all casinos have state

of the art tv's plastered all over their walls tuned to various networks
with
no sound or closed captions?

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