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How to Shuffle Cards |
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At our
weekly staff nights (nights where we play cards without paying attention,
and mostly fling sunflower seeds at each other) we quickly discovered
the need for a proper card shuffling technique. This need arose from
the fact that everytime we played Big Boss, Little Boss, it just so
worked out that one person always got all four aces and kings. We
consulted a proffessional card shuffler and we were quickly told that
we all retarded, and that, and I quote, "You momma so fat, she
sat on rainbow and skittle pop out." After this abrasive attack
on our mothers, we were forced...to turn the other cheek. (Editor's
Note: A good example of this can be found in The
Story Behind Random Static.) Anyways, we came up with our
own technique. And if you've read this far, you are in for a treat.
Smile, Kasey. |
| First,
you are gonna need a deck of playing cards. Any deck'll do'ya. And
also, if at all possible, it is best to have a random person to lean
over your left shoulder. |
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Grab
half of the cards. Use your thumb to aid in gripping the slippery
waxed deck, if at all possible. |
| Now set
the half deck to the side of the deck furthest away from you. Don't
forget to smile. |
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Lift the
deck closest to you. For best results, use your hands. If your hands
are a little tied up, try not to slobber on the cards. |
Place
half deck down on 'd udder deck on 'd dable. Two thumbs up signals
the other players that the deck has been shuffled succesfully. Smile,
Kasey. I really do hope you don't lose the wife and kids in this
next game of poker. I will feel very bad about putting your family
to work for me as slaves, but they will go well with the house and
dog I won from you last Thursday. Thanks a lot buddy.
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