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I'd like to apologize to everyone
Posted by
31 Jul 2004 1:41am
I haven't been available for ladder games much in the past two days, I apologize for this and appreciate everyone's patience and understanding in this. I know it is my duty as #1 to defend my rank against all and any comers and I am glad to do it. I am now back and will be playing again shortly.
Zero
thank you very much!
Posted by
Pecheur
31 Jul 2004 2:29pm
My Goodness!
It is really unbelievable how human shoulders can be so strong and capable of carrying this heavy burden which your holy mission lays upon them! My eyes are filled with tears when I witness so honourable and brave a man! Do never stop playing zero!
One single move for you, one giant leap for
mankind!
Thats funny Pecheur...eom
Posted by
cowbucs
5 Aug 2004 10:56am
To Zero
Posted by
RRD
(VIP) 12 Aug 2004 3:04pm
Zero is trying to be friends by letting everyone know that he is busy. We should not mock him, he is busy. Zero is currently in Japan checking on Bobby Fischer's status, so please be patient.
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