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Posted by
1okaylady
(TD) 11 Dec 2006 7:19am
Omgosh, I'm still laughing at all your posts....I do believe you missed your calling....you are hilarious....or at least you know how to write.....keep 'em coming, neighbor, after all, you're just up the road....You will make any party the Toast of the Town...
See you in the tourney room...Kevin, bring on the laughs...
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jethrotulll
(VIP) 12 Dec 2006 1:41am
Well I have a lot of callings...well to be honest they were more like yellings. I just found this board yesterday. Funny, since I have been w/GC for quite a bit. I wish it was made more public. TD's I had no idea that there was a TOC. Perhaps you could mention it when you are running tournaments, or perhaps GC could e-mail a day or so prior. I just happened on this post and had no idea that there even was a TOC.
**Just so you know** I think the TD's do an incredible job. I just think there could be a little more extra-curricular communication about some of the other stuff that is going on. Have a great day!
Kevin
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