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Posted by
LateKnight
(TD) 13 Mar 2010 2:33pm
Hi Everyone,
I have just read wooden bowl & cried my eyes out,I am relating that story verbally to nearly everyone I know,& even then I cant do it without a tear in my eye.
Any one that can read it without feeling something inside would have to have no feelings at all.
What amazes me however is there was only 1 brilliant response,I thought there would be a minimum of ten?
I beleive pegasus does a lot of research for her column but the rcognition she is receiving is negligable, which I find hard to beleive.
Come on guys& gals tell your fellow friends & players etc about the column & respond to her many wonderful articles.
Its a brilliant column she spends a lot of time researching articles, surely, many of us could spend
five minutes saying what they thought of any particular article.My self I have found them all excellent.
LateKnight
Thanks LateKnight. .. BUT
Posted by
PEGASUS
(moderator) 15 Mar 2010 2:49pm
I've had several players thank me for the posts, and am always pleased with responses but it's certainly not necessary. I need no recognition.
By the way...you yourself haven't responded to any...not even The Wooden Bowl.  Not that it matters, but if you think others should, why not you?
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