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The Opening of our Forum

#1 User is offline   keylime 

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Posted 2003-February-13, 08:28

Finally after some length of time we forcing/prepared clubbers have a forum to ourselves. However we must strive to be inclusive and promote the approach that we know to be the most successful and logical in our game. I hope that this is the start of something tangible and productive for our web service - the best around period. I have volunteered to be a moderator to this forum because of my lengthy experience playing "non-standard" methods. I hope that we all contribute - that will be the litmus test on whether or not we can grow this forum.
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Posted 2003-March-12, 09:40

Hi

Very interested in strong Club system would like to know more about useful sites etc.

I watched the systems of my namesake Bob Hamman
and Bobby wolff and meckwell with great interest.

However very few play it in the UK where I come from.

Keen to discuss this matter further.

bob hamman
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Posted 2003-March-12, 17:00

Hi Bob,

A good place to read details of lots and lots of systems, including at least 22 different flavors of strong clubs
http://www.users.qwest.net/~jplanier/bridg...dge/linksS.html

And of course, the moderator of this forum (Dwayne Hoffman) has his own flavor of precison known as keylime precision and has a nice write up at his web page http://www.geocities...ylimeprecision/   I think he would be willing to answer your questions on that system. Good luck, the variabilities are endless...  :) :o :)
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