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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Almost True Story of Red Hot Pawn



To: Coquette, Great Big stees, Fleabitten, Policestate, Red Night, Ale1552 and others who contributed creatively to the fanciful story.


Unclear as to why but this thread disappeared about an hour ago.

R.I.P.
Grandpa Bobby, a modern-day Sisyphus.

this thread's been up a whole two days!

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees
42. Russ said,"Aunt Edith if you haven't sent the device yet Chris and I will take those two plane tickets and head to Kent to talk to you and uncle Alan about the grommet flauber".
43. Alan & Edith had met Mr. & Mrs Flash, of the west coast of Florida, several years earlier on a Caribbean cruise. Both were impressed with

the precocity and resourcefulness of their son, Flash, Jr, who would join RHP on 6/23/01. He too was invited to the historic meeting in Kent.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
43. Alan & Edith had met Mr. & Mrs Flash, of the west coast of Florida, several years earlier on a Caribbean cruise. Both were impressed with

the precocity and resourcefulness of their son, Flash, Jr, who would join RHP on 6/23/01. He too was invited to the historic meeting in Kent.
Coquette, Great Big Stees, Fleabitten, Policestate, et al... Where art thou?




44. _________________________

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Coquette, Great Big Stees, Fleabitten, Policestate, et al... Where art thou?




44. _________________________
In a funk.

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45. Alas, coquette, sitting depressed, in a funk, down and out, forlorn, hesitant, even, dreading the next essential entry that absolutely must be made, and now, called to action, and running out of ways to insert redundant dependent clauses, entered the next essential element, one that would haunt the new venture for years to come, yes, the dreaded arrival on the scene of the Site Admin Mods.

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46. A collective shriek rang out! NO NO NO, NOT THE MODS. Please, not that!

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Originally posted by coquette
46. A collective shriek rang out! NO NO NO, NOT THE MODS. Please, not that!
47. Following a brief hiatus (pregnant with the sure knowledge that the next one to speak would lose) Flash, Jr, said, "Moderation is a good thing."

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
47. Following a brief hiatus (pregnant with the sure knowledge that the next one to speak would lose) Flash, Jr, said, "Moderation is a good thing."
48. Palpable silence lingered. Flash, Jr, continued, "Prevents obesity, cirrhosis as well as socially and general forum transmitted diseases".

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
48. Palpable silence lingered. Flash, Jr, continued, "Prevents obesity, cirrhosis as well as socially and general forum transmitted diseases".
49. Russ and Chris exchanged knowing glances, knowing either Alan or Edith would chime in next... then move on to the grommet flauber.

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75. Note that lines 50 through 74 have been deleted. The MODS have arrived!

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Originally posted by coquette
75. Note that lines 50 through 74 have been deleted. The MODS have arrived!
Arrived? We never left.


Originally posted by Forum Moderator
Arrived? We never left.
You could've closed this Bus Crash whilst you were in here....

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Originally posted by coquette
75. Note that lines 50 through 74 have been deleted. The MODS have arrived!
76. Alan's resonant voice filled the large drawing room... "Yes, young Flash, you are quite correct. Personal or organizational, moderation

is definitely a good thing. Prevents casual dysfunction from going too far and getting out of hand. Besides, if done properly, its inherent

quality of abruption is both beneficial and pleasant... somebody shows up when least expected and leaves a situation better than found."




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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
76. Alan's resonant voice filled the large drawing room... "Yes, young Flash, you are quite correct. Personal or organizational, moderation

is definitely a good thing. Prevents casual dysfunction from going too far and getting out of hand. Besides, if done properly, its inherent

quality of abruption is both beneficial and pleasant... somebody shows up when least expected and leaves a situation better than found."
ALMOST TRUE STORY OF RED HOT PAWN (2009 Edition)




* Chapter One... "Site Genesis"
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* Chapter Two... "Not Without Strenuous Effort"
(Lines 22-31)


* Chapter Three... "Overcoming Obstacles"
(Lines 32-76)


* Chapter Four... "Great Big Stees to The Rescue"
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77. 'What exactly is a grommet flauber? How does it work? Where do we get one? Reliable? Redundancy required? Cost?', Chris wondered.




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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
ALMOST TRUE STORY OF RED HOT PAWN (2009 Edition)




* Chapter One... "Site Genesis"
(Lines 1-21)


* Chapter Two... "Not Without Strenuous Effort"
(Lines 22-31)


* Chapter Three... "Overcoming Obstacles"
(Lines 32-76)


* Chapter Four... "Great Big Stees to The Rescue"
(Lines 77-





77. 'What exactly is a grommet flauber? How ...[text shortened]... ne? Reliable? Redundancy required? Cost?', Chris wondered.




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78. "A grommet flauber is an eletrical device that enables the user to eliminate any, already set up, chess website and not allow any new ones to come on board, thus allowing for exclusivity to the owner of their chess site. It works, without going into any trade secrets, like an internet magnet. The only one in existence is currently in the hands of uncle Alan and aunt Edith. Reliability is so good that in their tests (which spanned 5 years) there has been not one failure to perform as stated. As with all superior technology there is redundancy, though not broadcast. For us nothing. I am Edith and Alan's favourite relative. So there you have it Chris....what say you?" Russ implored.