Potential Multiplay Loophole?

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Barthheart
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RE: Potential Multiplay Loophole?

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Yep, born and raised... I live just a few miles south of Red Deer

My father was in the Air Force and stationed at CFB Penhold. I was born in town then we lived at Penhold again about 8 yrs. later. Been a long time since I been back.....[:)]
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RE: Potential Multiplay Loophole?

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ORIGINAL: Barthheart
ORIGINAL: Rubblestone

Yep, born and raised... I live just a few miles south of Red Deer

My father was in the Air Force and stationed at CFB Penhold. I was born in town then we lived at Penhold again about 8 yrs. later. Been a long time since I been back.....[:)]

What school did you go to? Did you go to the Penhold school or did you go to the county school (River Glen)? And how long ago are you talking?
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RE: Potential Multiplay Loophole?

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ORIGINAL: Rubblestone

What school did you go to? Did you go to the Penhold school or did you go to the county school (River Glen)? And how long ago are you talking?

I went to the base school. This was in '73-'74. Long time ago......[:'(]
Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty & well preserved body,
but rather to skid in broadside, totally worn out & proclaiming "WOW, what a ride!"
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