"Ladies and gentlemen, that is ridiculous," Ahmad said.
"And, you know, just knowing the gentlemen that have donned this jacket and will don this jacket and putting myself in that company is very humbling," he said.
"You have a gentlemen that was told he is not strong enough who now is both the prosecutor and judge," he said.
The spread of poker to other countries probably began in 1871, when Colonel Jacob Schenck, the U.S. minister to Great Britain, explained the game to a group of gentlemen that included members of the British court.
"Ladies and gentlemen, that brings the end to our ceremony," Temara said, a cue for a song-and-dance number in which he was joined by his Te Papa and Maori colleagues.
Speaking to Cincinnati.com, casino spokeswoman Jennifer Kulczycki said: "There were a lot of similarities between the two gentlemen that led to confusion on our end… it was human error".
"There are the older gentlemen that come to the store that have always worn hats," he said, "and on the other end are the young cats that wear hats as a fashion statement.
In 2006, a huge (and I mean huge) percentage of boys' names ended in the letter N. Or as Wattenberg put it, "Ladies and gentlemen, that is a baby-naming revolution".
"New chess was no longer suited to leisurely encounters between ladies and gentlemen that could last a day or more, with interruptions for eating, drinking, dancing and singing, or, in more plebeian settings, for stirring the pot and nursing the baby," Yalom writes.
"I do not believe that there will be a single person in Scotland who has dealt with both gentlemen that would believe that Craig Whyte had the capacity to dupe David Murray," he said.
Ladies and gentlemen, that is how it's done.
