hi,
I decided to stop hosting 2 regulary daily tourneys after long thinking this over,
Will focus my attention now on helping others and off course juniorclub.
Maybe in time if circumstances allow it i ll resume again.
Thx all for attending my tourneys, made me meet several warm nice ppl.
i also had a good laugh once in a while.
I want to thank all that sub in my tourneys(these are really stars in my haert)
Also everybody who helped me out, too long list but elena&boris and Co. will know who i am talking about.
Cu on BBO
Regards
Marc
Page 1 of 1
bridge too far & the climb of the matterhorn
#2
Posted 2004-June-03, 07:09
Hi Marc,
Many thanks for your nice and devoted help for growing up tournament life at BBO. Hope after some rest you will found another nice set of tournes.
Regards,Rado
Many thanks for your nice and devoted help for growing up tournament life at BBO. Hope after some rest you will found another nice set of tournes.
Regards,Rado
#3
Posted 2004-June-03, 09:33
Hey marky
I think you need that break.... you got burnt out hosting, now you can concentrate on playing more often, and meeting people in different circumstances.....
Enjoy the time off
Aisha
I think you need that break.... you got burnt out hosting, now you can concentrate on playing more often, and meeting people in different circumstances.....
Enjoy the time off
Aisha
You know its time to diet, when you nod one chin and 2 others second the motion :)
#4
Posted 2004-June-03, 12:22
Marc
I will be always near you when you will want to recommence.
For now thanks for that you make and for your friendship
Elena
I will be always near you when you will want to recommence. For now thanks for that you make and for your friendship
Elena
Before dignity after charity.
(S.Caterina)
(S.Caterina)
#5
Posted 2004-June-03, 21:55
Too bad Marc, am sure many will miss you.
Mike
P.S. we hebben nog een TD nodig bij Nederlandse club, 1 keer per week. Als je interesse hebt laat mij maar weten.
Mike
P.S. we hebben nog een TD nodig bij Nederlandse club, 1 keer per week. Als je interesse hebt laat mij maar weten.
“If there is dissatisfaction with the status quo, good. If there is ferment,
so much the better. If there is restlessness, I am pleased. Then let there
be ideas, and hard thought, and hard work.”
so much the better. If there is restlessness, I am pleased. Then let there
be ideas, and hard thought, and hard work.”
#6
Posted 2004-June-19, 10:49
Dear Marc,
I went into convulsions of sobbing - last time i cried so much was when Bambi was killed in the film and I was 5 years old - when i heard of your decision to stop A Bridge Too Far ....
I am sad as this means i cannot sabotage your tourneys anymore
Please come back - I need someone to take my frustration out on...
Good luck with whatever you decide to do -
As a friendly suggestion - how about taking 'I Want To Improve My Spelling' evening classes??? ...
As i said only a suggestion, mate, but as you once typed to me
"greere weii rew ur eue rewi weew uiwe riure ie wgtsse"
and it is something i can never forget, my friend. I have read this over and over again, trying to appreciate the wisdom that oozes from every spelling and grammatical mistake, and each time i read it i say to myself with a deep, aching sigh "GEZZZZUZZ, WHAT THE HELL IS MARC TRYING TO SAY" ...
Although, unfortunately, more often than not, i understand what you are trying to say
(85% of the time i disagree with it, and the other 20% i agree just so that you dont get upset)
Lots of Knife-In-The-Back Cuddles
Alex
I went into convulsions of sobbing - last time i cried so much was when Bambi was killed in the film and I was 5 years old - when i heard of your decision to stop A Bridge Too Far ....
I am sad as this means i cannot sabotage your tourneys anymore
Please come back - I need someone to take my frustration out on...
Good luck with whatever you decide to do -
As a friendly suggestion - how about taking 'I Want To Improve My Spelling' evening classes??? ...
As i said only a suggestion, mate, but as you once typed to me
"greere weii rew ur eue rewi weew uiwe riure ie wgtsse"
and it is something i can never forget, my friend. I have read this over and over again, trying to appreciate the wisdom that oozes from every spelling and grammatical mistake, and each time i read it i say to myself with a deep, aching sigh "GEZZZZUZZ, WHAT THE HELL IS MARC TRYING TO SAY" ...
Although, unfortunately, more often than not, i understand what you are trying to say
Lots of Knife-In-The-Back Cuddles
Alex
gaudium est miseris socios habuisse penarum - Misery loves company.
#7
Posted 2004-June-19, 17:35
It's too bad hearing one of the good ones leaving us, but a well earned break was deserved.
"Champions aren't made in gyms, champions are made from something they have deep inside them - a desire, a dream, a vision. They have to have last-minute stamina, they have to be a little faster, they have to have the skill and the will. But the will must be stronger than the skill. " - M. Ali
#8
Posted 2004-June-20, 07:26
Hi Marc,
I played in many of your tournaments and they were always fun, fair and well run. Thanks for donating your time to the cause of BBO and bridge. Hopefully you will be back before too long.
D
I played in many of your tournaments and they were always fun, fair and well run. Thanks for donating your time to the cause of BBO and bridge. Hopefully you will be back before too long.
D
#9
Posted 2004-June-20, 14:49
slothy, on Jun 19 2004, 04:49 PM, said:
last time i cried so much was when Bambi was killed in the film and I was 5 years old - when i heard of your decision to stop A Bridge Too Far ....
I can relate to that slothy
bambi1
Some folks are wise, some are otherwise !!
Some folks are wise, some are otherwise !!
#10
Posted 2004-June-20, 17:54
Bambi can give a sigh of relief. It is not Bambi himself, but his mother who dies under the hands of cruel hunters.
Remember well going there with my 4 yr old daughter preparing her before thoroughly for this sad event, resulting her asking me the whole movie: "when is his mammy going to die, when is his mammy going to die" on a rather sensation-seeking tone.
Remember well going there with my 4 yr old daughter preparing her before thoroughly for this sad event, resulting her asking me the whole movie: "when is his mammy going to die, when is his mammy going to die" on a rather sensation-seeking tone.
Page 1 of 1

Help
