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hats off to BunieMa
Posted by
Mrs_Incredible_1970
(VIP) 8 Feb 2007 3:58pm
wow todays tournament was a little confusing, and then we lost YOU on top of it. But I just want to give you credit for handling things very calmly and with complete fairness. I don't think today's situation was anyones fault - the person who got booted to begin with had no way of letting you know. And perhaps their opponent got the same message you did - that they won because their opponent left the table. So it wasn't your fault at ALL, nor anyones. I know someone kind of felt put out with the results, but they have to understand that it wasn't YOUR fault anymore than it was theirs........you handled things the best way you could, to be the most fair, and it just sucked for that person.....but they'll be okay.
I can assure everyone that Bunie Ma was very professional and SHE FELT BAD TOO!
So hats off, BunieMa - keep up the great work, we all really apprciate you!!!!!!!
Love,
Girlz
Thank you :=)
Posted by
BunieMa
(TD) 8 Feb 2007 5:18pm
Thank you very much for the kind words. I would also like to say thanks to all of the players that were in there and patient until I could get back on and try to get everything straightened out. As always thx for Hopping in w/BunieMa 
I agree
Posted by
Dopey_the_Dwarf _
(VIP) 8 Feb 2007 7:05pm
BunieMa WAS very professional, and I feel horible because I started it all. I should have just let things go - it was only 4 tix and I am sorry BunieMa and I apologize too to all the players who had to wait so long. You did handle it well and I appreciate your not getting put out with me. I enjoy your tournies immensely and think you are one of the best TD's Game Colony has! Thanks Girlzgotskillz for making this post!
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