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[Post New] 2006/01/06 07:59:34
    Subject: Support your local store
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Hey guys, just a quick note. If you find a store that you like to play at because of atmosphere, quality of tables and terrain, or just like the people, please don't forget that in order for those door to stay open, the store needs to make money to pay the bills. I know it's tempting to order stuff online due to discounts and availability, we've all done it. But once, or twice a month, contribute to the store that allows you and your friends to come in and play for free.

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[Post New] 2006/01/09 06:13:21
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Yes PLEASE! As a near future FLGS operator (at least we hope to qualify for the "F"), I BEG you to buy from the local stores.
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