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| From | Message | Posted by zormaster
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2/09/2004
11:21:28
Play online chess |  Subject: Fair & Good
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Visit us! :>)
| Posted by gothicgirl
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2/09/2004
15:01:33
Play online chess | a short hello......
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... to my dear friend, who is a captain now too! :-)
good luck with your new team!
Julia
| Posted by coyotefan
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2/09/2004
18:01:47
Play online chess | Interesting name for a team whose captain says
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lexherman
1/03/2004
21:38:07
[ report this post ] Talking about fair
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Dropping your Elo from 2000+ to 1400....then join a team. Then play teamgames against players of 1200. Nice way to make yourself popular in a team by gathering lots of points.
zormaster
1/03/2004
23:05:34
[ report this post ] Talking about fair
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Lexerman
You and me are far away what we call friends so i notice your messages and set it in my garbage can. My personal reasons are personal and just a very few here know whats up and thats it, eat it or leave it.
Bye darling
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