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Originally posted by ivanhoeyep. $15 US is equivalent of 30-40 dollars Australian. I only get 60 bucks a month for working my butt off around the house... and paulie, thanx for not slagging off.
$ 15 to become a RHP member may not be much in the eyes of an American or a European, but for a lot of people in the world $ 15 is a considerable amount of money ...
Originally posted by D43M0NWell, even if they officially do not have the right to complain, I dont that will stop them from running their mouths. (Only kidding D43MON).
like bl00dy hell they do!!1 that's complete bull-sh!t3!!
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And yes, you are right IvanHoe. $15 is a lot in some areas. I wasnt thinking to deeply at the time of post.
I apologize to anyone I may have offended with this statement.
Jonathan "I stuck my foot in my mouth again 😛" Fulcher
Originally posted by ivanhoevery true and well put, ivanhoe!
$ 15 to become a RHP member may not be much in the eyes of an American or a European, but for a lot of people in the world $ 15 is a considerable amount of money ...
russ and chris are just great! They do not want to turn away those who cannot, for whatever reason, justify the membership fee (this may include students who can't afford the fee, kids whose don't have an allowance, or even occasional players who play so rarely they don't feel it appropriate to spend the money).
i think it is fine that people only want to play pawn stars and i think it is fine to not pay until you really are ready to pay. that much is a personal choice.
what is important is that we acknowledge russ and chris for their inclusive spirit that brings the world a little closer together through chess.
in friendship,
prad
Originally posted by PaulieOk.here is an eclusive invite.Me you play one of each.
We all seem to have wandered off track a bit here. My main gripe was non pawn stars keep accepting open invites clearly titled "Pawn stars only please" If a person cannot afford to pay the $15 thats cool, i dont have a problem with that.
Don't forget about the non star tournament.Don't anyone feel sorry for non pawn stars.How many signed up?
Lyn.
Originally posted by fulcherjlI must have missed something.
[b]Well, even if they officially do not have the right to complain, I dont that will stop them from running their mouths. ]
Where did the idea come from that non-paying members do not have the right to complain?
All members have equal access to the forum, and are allowed to express themselves without regard to whether they are a paying or non-paying member. It's been like that for as long as this site offered a forum.
Marc
Originally posted by mwmillerI didnt really mean anything by that. Just a jab at some of my non-star friends, not meant to be taken seriously.
I must have missed something.
Where did the idea come from that non-paying members do not have the right to complain?
All members have equal access to the forum, and are allowed to express themselves without regard to whether they are a paying or non-paying member. It's been like that for as long as this site offered a forum.
Marc
I can see how it was misconstrued by people who do not know me.
Again, I sincerely apologize to the folks I have offended.
Jonathan
Originally posted by PaulieI have tried to set up personal games with members and used their names in the title of the game like "Orky Boy Only Please Unrated Game Good Luck" and such... Next thing you know someone else jumps in.
Why is it that when one puts up an open invite game titled Pawn stars only The response from non Pawn stars is incredable. Maybe it`s me, same thing as the Clan Leader Clash tourney. It`s like READ THE DAMN TITLE 😠Does anybody else get this problem?
I just delete the game if I so desire... or play them if I find them interesting.
Yes, I am sure Many people here don't speak english, and I am proud of the people who have English as a second language.... good for them just to be able to learn a second one... I have enough trouble with the first.
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Originally posted by ivanhoeI cannot wholeheartedly agree with you, Ivan. All the flags that I see on this site are American, European, Australian, South African, etc. I don't see any Haitian, Indian (India), Bangladesh, Laotian or many third world countries represented on this site. I could be wrong, ask Royal Chicken. I think if one can afford a computer, one can put up the $15.00. I think a little less spending on cigarettes, booze, chasing poon-tang, CDs and other diversionary crap will allow the average dude, bloke, monsuer, freulein or illegal alien from Mexico to be able to contribute to this site...this is just my humble opinion...have a nice day...Semper Paratus...😵
$ 15 to become a RHP member may not be much in the eyes of an American or a European, but for a lot of people in the world $ 15 is a considerable amount of money ...
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Originally posted by MstofDestructionAren't we reasoning from the specific to the general today....
PS. The computer is not theirs but one of their parents. The parent bought the computer only because needed it for their work.ðŸ˜
Tell your parents to send a check and reimburse them in cash.
~A man of no (checking) account...