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Overdue explanation/apology
Posted by
hushsweetcharlotte
(VIP) 18 Jul 2005 2:54am
Dear all,
Especially Grt, Lobo, and the directors of GC:
Once more I have managed to speak out of turn. In this instance, it is in regards to the sentiments expressed by me in the response to the sad news of Lobo's leaving. Oh how I would dearly love to claim that I had been misinformed, but the truth is the thoughts expressed came out of ignorance to the facts and my assumptions from the little bit of information I was, along with other loyal followers of TD SuperCeasar, to obtain as to his recent absences. I never intended to make you or any other TD on this wonderful game site feel unappreciated Gr8. I am so sorry that what I said was taken as such, please forgive my ignorant statements. The highlight of my days is playing here, whether it be against a single opponent or in one of the tournaments so graciously hosted by yourself and the other tourney directors.
Lobo,(now that I am fully aware of your reasons for leaving), I will miss your presence here, you are a wonderful person, obviously selfless and caring in your decisions. I wish the best for you and your family. My friend Kym, thank you! You are such a good and supportive friend. Now, as difficult as life can be, can we all just have some fun?!!! Let's Play
You are the best my dear Sista 
Posted by
Super_Cesar
(VIP) 18 Jul 2005 5:53pm
For sure i know my amigo (friend) lobo know u didnt mean anything bad because he and everybody knows you are a great person and a superrr friend
By the way
Hugss to all LGT friends lol
Biggs_US
pearle6
Sista
LilBear
Kym
TnT
1oklady
big hugssss
Super_Cesar
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