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Posted by
KymB
(VIP) 28 Jun 2005 1:26am
CONGRATS........28 THAT IS EXCITING.,,,HAPPY CRIBS TO U....
KYMB (KIM)
TRY THIS
Posted by
Gr8
(VIP) 28 Jun 2005 12:14pm
HOPE THIS HELPS
TO TAKE A PIC OF 28,29 HAND TRY THIS
IF NOT RIGHT PLEASE LETS US KNOW HIT ,ALT+ CTRL + SHIFT= PRINT SCREEN ITS UP BY F12 KEY
OK THE OPEN J PAD YOU GOT A YOUR PIC OK
I USE A PROGRAM TO TAKE PIC
JER
Wtg Blade
Posted by
1okaylady
(VIP) 28 Jun 2005 4:54pm
Wtg Blade
Posted by
1okaylady
(VIP) 28 Jun 2005 4:56pm
WTG Blade....I witnessed your 28 hand...it was very pretty, as was mine this am....computer is getting generous with these...look up players...your 28 hand should be next and if the 28's are coming more frequently....the 29's are soon be following.
wtggggggggggg
Posted by
Gr8
(VIP) 28 Jun 2005 11:35pm
I would like to wish you all some thing i never have had in 50+years playing a 29 hand !!!!
jer
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