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A Group Apology...
Posted by
Luppie
(VIP) 21 May 2005 5:45pm
Apparently, today, May 21, all afternoon my chat has not been working. It actually took 3 different comments from others for me to realize that! LOL! The last person, after talking to him all game long, said to me 'Can't you talk?'. So I apologize to all that I played this afternoon 'silently' LOL. Off the top of my head, Sophiebabe, MADoolin, wlintott, and I know there were others. Sorry again to all. I guess I should've realized this after the first person said something! LOL!
Appreciation
Posted by
MADoolin
(VIP) 22 May 2005 7:39am
GBecky,
I really can't express my appreciation for you apology! I honestly thought that I had offended or perturbed you in someway, somehow, at sometime before or during the two games we played on Saturday, May 21, 2005.
I feel that not only are you a fine player in POOL, but now you have shown that you are undoubtedly a FINE SPORTSMAN TOO!
It takes a Big Person to admit mistakes and fault. I honestly feel that only 1 of 50 players/persons, here and beyond would ever make the formal apology as you have, let alone to admit to ones own self.
You should read this posting and hold your head high among your peers and other players, as I recognize you among the best and honest players/persons to be acquainted with.
In closing,
I will be able to conquer you consistently on the POOL TABLE someday; somehow, LOL.
Thank you again, your apology is and will be forever accepted and remembered!
Marc
Ps, check out my Tournament Schedule, and let me know if I can lure or accommodate you into participating in more, some or all of my POOL TOURNAMENTS!
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