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WHY PEOPLE JUST CANT HAVE FUN !
Posted by paperstacker214 (VIP) 9 Feb 2008 11:51am
    


HELLO TO ALL,
AS I SPEAK FOR ONES WHO PLAY THE GAMES FOR FUN,WHY ARE PEOPLE TAKING THE GAMES TO HEART.ITS ALL FUN EVERYBODY.PLAY HARD,WORK YOUR WAY UP,AND ENJOY.
I HAVE BEEN RANKED AT THE BOTTOM BEFORE AND AT THE TOP OF THE LADDER CHAIN.FALL OFF COME BACK AND KEEP SMILEING.
A POOR SPORT WILL NEVER STAY ON TOP....MAYBE FOR A SECOND..BUT NOT THAT LONG..
THOSE WHO ENJOY THE SPORT OF THESE OPPERTUNITIES WILL ENJOY MORE AND HAVE MORE TO SMILE ABOUT..
THANKS PAPERSTACKER214




Posted by jtravis1964 (VIP) 9 Feb 2008 4:51pm
    


i got to agree,nice post,lets have fun



why people can't just have fun
Posted by mariogurl 11 Feb 2008 6:08pm
    


I agree with both of the above. It's only points and you can always work back up to the top.
taboo to all the sore losers on here



AGREE
Posted by Apples_ 11 Feb 2008 6:23pm
    


Alot of people do take games to heart and catch feelings....But I like when they do makes the win even better



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