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Posted by
Rosie.the.dog
15 May 2006 7:26am
I can't understand why there a so few people playing on GC - I think it's a great game site but out of the whole world there are maybe 20 people wanting to play each game sometimes - maybe its because people here now can be quite unfriendly it certainly used to be more fun. I don't want to chat all the time because that puts me off but a few friendly comments would be nice.
Posted by
Edward_92
25 Nov 2006 1:43am
i agree
HI DOG
Posted by
dominosbest
(VIP) 3 Dec 2006 11:51am
Hi dog...............hech lets play a game or 2.......................
some say hi and most don't.
Posted by
MightBeTime_xyi
(VIP) 1 Jan 2007 5:51pm
I don't know where everyone is from but I say hi to start every game and most of the time there is a nice response but close to half the time there is none. Is this a culture thing or is it something else. We were taught to reply when addressed so I expect the same and maybe others haven't been brought up this way.
Second point. How aobout all the tix players consider joinging some tournamnets so great tournout get better prizes without spending high entry fees? Comments welcome.
Posted by
How_VV3_ROll
(VIP) 17 Feb 2007 2:33pm
Charmed you hit the nail on the head.
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