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Originally posted by Grampy BobbySunny and 70, my man. The economy stinks but here in Scottsdale people party and drink enough so they don't care. I'm just too darn old to keep up. Hurts too much. So now I spend all my time with my wife, thus she's miserable.
Hi, "Mike. Originally from St. Paul." What's going on in Arizona?
Elaine, my sweet high school classmate, resides in Tucson.
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Why can't I answer questions like everybody else does? I'll try - Just fine and dandy, you?
Originally posted by badmoonlol... played golf once at Camelback. All's well in the neighborhood.
Sunny and 70, my man. The economy stinks but here in Scottsdale people party and drink enough so they don't care. I'm just too darn old to keep up. Hurts too much. So now I spend all my time with my thus she's miserable.
Why can't I answer questions like everybody else does? I'll try - Just fine and dandy, you?
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The post that was quoted here has been removedIf Red Hot Pawn Membership isn't a privilege (as you claim), why would Russ & Chris have devoted twenty three (23) Terms of Service paragraphs and twelve (12) Public Forum Posting Guidelines to the site's integrity and protection of its members? RHP is unique in many ways (operational stability, ease of access, ongoing feature enhancement, visual attractiveness, affordability, objective/fair chess game and forum moderation, open door administrative feedback provision, etc). An often overlooked uniqueness is RHP's inclusive and non-discriminatory embrace of its individual member's equality and responsible excercise of contractual freedoms. There's no mention whatsoever of any requirement that any member must submit at any time to the coercion of majority opinion or conform to prevailing subculture mores or convert to provincial groupthink. RHP is a business, not some goofy church. ~gb
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