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Originally posted by josephw
It must be the newness of the initial relationship that blinds us to the things that will later grieve us, if we let them...
Yes, first we agree on everything and then perhaps nothing... 🙂 But we learn from that, don't we...?

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we could call it space wizards in space
or slap me silly in saturn

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Why do you care?! You are only aggravating yourself... It's the internet equivalent of road rage.

The more you rage, the more you only aggravate yourself. Try the decaf...

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
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ok wait a minute
how about faceboo-crud 😞


the theme is space with knights (?)
blackhole knights? deep space conglomerate
intergalactic chess players - insane clown posse...in space!

knighted solar system. venus x mars = earth

im not good at this

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Originally posted by Frank Burns
Why do you care?! You are only aggravating yourself... It's the internet equivalent of road rage.

The more you rage, the more you only aggravate yourself. Try the decaf...
You're wasting your breath...he's gone.

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Originally posted by lolof
Yes, first we agree on everything and then perhaps nothing... 🙂 But we learn from that, don't we...?
Strange is it not? That two should see an equality in the matters of life and living as it relates to co-existing cooperation, but then drift away again after some time?

The beauty of it is, as you said, we learn from the experience.

What do we learn? I think we learn to co-exist in spite of our differences. We teach that to our children. They in turn practice those principles of living in the communities we live in. With our neighbor. With the guy that cuts you off on the highway, or butts ahead of you in line, etc. etc.

Essentially, we learn to deny ourselves for the sake of the other. The alternative is strife and ultimately war.

I believe that marriage is the world in microcosm.

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Who can join a Private Club

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Originally posted by josephw
Strange is it not? That two should see an equality in the matters of life and living as it relates to co-existing cooperation, but then drift away again after some time?

The beauty of it is, as you said, we learn from the experience.

What do we learn? I think we learn to co-exist in spite of our differences. We teach that to our children. They in turn ...[text shortened]... alternative is strife and ultimately war.

I believe that marriage is the world in microcosm.
I agree with what you say - very good!

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Originally posted by aranya10
Who can join a Private Club
anyone...
as long as the admin for the club will allow it...

it takes a subscription to the site to be able to form a club...

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Originally posted by rookie54
anyone...
as long as the admin for the club will allow it...

it takes a subscription to the site to be able to [b]form a club...[/b]
But does one need to be a member to join a club?

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Originally posted by josephw
But does one need to be a member to join a club?
As Rookie explained you can join but not form a club.

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Tuesday, July 23 to September 10, 2013, Day#50: Threads: 61; Posts: 1,641 (an average of 32.8/day)
and 32 Club Games, thanks to the good will and creativity of a nucleus of RHP's finest members.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Threads: 61; Posts: 1,641 (an average of 32.8/day)
And you're just sitting back and letting others do the talking, right?

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