If It Aint Broke Then Don't Fix It...

This is referring to my disastrous November, in which for no apparent reason but for the fact that I could do it, I decided to use Parallels on my Mac to play poker. On a Macbook. Big mistake. The justification went like this;

I love using Mac OS X.
I love playing online poker.
I hate having to restart using Boot Camp.
I like change. Its new and exciting.

So after 2 weeks of installing Parallels, backing up everything, installing Windows again on Parallels, constant crashing with 8 tables running, rebacking up, uninstalling Windows, and reinstalling boot camp... I decided that all in all, I was an idiot.

Of course, the main reason I need Windows to play is to run Poker Tracker, and now its out for the mac and I'm gonna try it out. But unlike before I wont be rushing to uninstall everything thinking that all is good... I've learned my lesson there. I'm looking forward to seeing what 16 tables of expose will be like, and seeing whether using Mac OS X will cause less crashing.

On another note of dumbness, I had sent an email to Full Tilt from my brother's email address accidentally! He used my laptop, and didn't sign off his email, and I didn't notice it was his. He has an account with Full Tilt too, so I had to resend another email from my email address and explain the situation. I just hope they don't think I'm multi-accounting. :S