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Some unknown "Moderators": Gone with the wind



 
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Some unknown "Moderators": Gone with the wind #1 (permalink) Sat Jan 06, 2007 6:57 am   Some unknown "Moderators": Gone with the wind		  
Hi

While going through the old posts, something caught my attention. There have been "moderators" here that could be best described as Gone with the wind! Meet Sue, for example. Do you know that she joined the forum even before Alan did! :shock:

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Some unknown "Moderators": Gone with the wind #2 (permalink) Sat Jan 06, 2007 13:36 pm   Some unknown "Moderators": Gone with the wind		  
Tom wrote:
While going through the old posts, something caught my attention. There have been "moderators" here that could be best described as Gone with the wind! Meet Sue, for example. Do you know that she joined the forum even before Alan did! :shock:

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