Forum: Competition: Rock n Roll Stocks
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| | Actually, this board was part of my Super Duper Testing Procedure for the new feature (Trading Competitions). Usually I get rid of my testing garbage before real users have a chance to look at it. But you beat me to it this time.
Sorry.
P.S. I still want to kick some rear-end. |
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| Posted by: | S Crowne ( C2 Score: 955 ) |
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| When: | 9/12/04 (17:17) | |
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| | In response to post by Matthew Klein of 9/11/04 (13:09) Actually, this board was part of my Super Duper Testing Procedure for the new feature (Trading Competitions). Usually I get rid of my testing garbage before real users have a chance to look at it. But you beat me to it this time....
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hahaha, considered that it might be matt for a moment. =) |
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