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Originally posted by kiki46
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Don't share heart felt stories or personal info. Someone will always pile on.

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Dont let anyone else in your houshold make another username.

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Originally posted by kiki46
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Do you like Smucker's Seedless Raspberry Jam?

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Originally posted by Hand of Hecate
Do you like Smucker's Seedless Raspberry Jam?
Do you play chess?

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Originally posted by kiki46
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Learn from everyone, respond to a few and single space.


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Ohhh.. and be careful if a mod gets in their racing car and drives like a lunatic.

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Originally posted by kiki46
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Don't listen to any advice anyone on this forum gives you.

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Originally posted by Daemon Sin
Don't listen to any advice anyone on this forum gives you.
Unless it's form Agony Aunt.

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Originally posted by kiki46
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dont post on the general forum

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Originally posted by kiki46
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The forums never forget.

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Cough up the $30 and become a member.

You don't have to resond to every post and any insult.

Find your own voice and style in the forums.

Find a clan that interests you and join.

Never be timed out in a clan game, you play for the team.

Build your game load up slowly, especially watch tournaments they're 2 for 1.

Read the FAQ. Know what can get you banned. Learn how to use tags: [gid]xxxxxxx[/gid], etc.

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Originally posted by kiki46
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Even with both fists clenched, your most gutteral growl, and superhero mouse clicking, "Back" doesn't work after "Submit Move".

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Originally posted by kiki46
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One other thing, kiki46. There's an unpopular axiom worth pondering:

a fulfilled personal life, chess prowess and voluminous forum posting

are by degrees mutually exclusive. Everybody needs contact, warmth,

outlet for expertise, achievement and recognition. It's as common as

rain and basic as dirt. Forum is an alternative for chess mediocrity.


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Originally posted by kiki46
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Welcome to the jungle Baby.