Found this one browsing some old threads -- certainly not the ugliest, but flat-out hilarious for sure:
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include the dumptruck inside the 200 dollar cabbies and you got a deal sir
Here's a sweet poker/gaming table...
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http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/ram/tag/4795081036.html
Okay, that one's definitely in the running for top three...
The table converts from a gaming table to a coffee table by just adding the glass cover.
That's right, this beauty stands 2" tall. Gives an all new meaning to playing "short-handed".
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I am selling a square shaped table. The table has cup holders that rotate outwards and has little compartments that slide out and can be used to hold poker chips, etc. This table can be used for many different activities such as a poker table. The table is in excellent condition.
I had to post this one, can't even imagine playing on this one. Another Craigslist winner!
Round poker/card table, 5 ft in diameter, felt playing area 4 ft. In diameter, accommodates 8 players,height to bottom of table 25inches.
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I am selling a square shaped table. The table has cup holders that rotate outwards and has little compartments that slide out and can be used to hold poker chips, etc. This table can be used for many different activities such as a poker table. The table is in excellent condition.
Funny as that's exactly what I thought when I first saw it!
That's a Mah Jong table. Very standard setup but not any good for poker. Mah Jong is sometimes also referred to as Tai Pei.![]()
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I am selling a square shaped table. The table has cup holders that rotate outwards and has little compartments that slide out and can be used to hold poker chips, etc. This table can be used for many different activities such as a poker table. The table is in excellent condition.
That's a Mah Jong table. Very standard setup but not any good for poker. Mah Jong is sometimes also referred to as Tai Pei.
That's a Mah Jong table. Very standard setup but not any good for poker. Mah Jong is sometimes also referred to as Tai Pei.
Sorry from straying from the topic. When my sister hosted Mah Jong games, she used my 48% octagon from Dick's Sporting Goods. The ladies loved the arm rests.
Interesting design. What geometric shape was the other 52%?