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#1 User is offline   RunemPard 

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Posted 2012-January-11, 16:47

Looking for a partner on BBO. Would like a partner willing to try new systems, bids, and have a good time. If interested, feel free to send me a message on BBO.
The American Swede of BBF...I eat my meatballs with blueberries, okay?
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Posted 2012-January-15, 09:50

View PostRunemPard, on 2012-January-11, 16:47, said:

Looking for a partner on BBO. Would like a partner willing to try new systems, bids, and have a good time. If interested, feel free to send me a message on BBO.


Time zones and relative player strength may be barriers, but I'm interested. I even have an interesting new-ish system to try. The system book is a 2MB+ Acrobat portable document written in English. Given your e-mail address, I can send to you. You can send me an e-mail message to which I can reply with an attachment via the Bridge at the Village web site. I'm the club manager and club director.
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Brian Potter

e-mail: ClioBridgeGuy >at< att >dot< net
URL: Bridge at the Village

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