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| Posted by odonata sitecolony.com 5/19/2004 03:27:20 Play online chess |  Subject: Flying Zebra's page #2Message: Dear Flying Zebra members, suggestions for our team (strategy, mini-tounaments,team size, etc.) are always welcome! ********************** Since a while we have a bitter rivalry with team "Pawn Stars" (Captain Xena). Feel free to challenge their team members in order to sink their rating. All dirty tricks on the board allowed (including our secret weapon called: 'time-out':)) |
| Posted by abegtrup sitecolony.com 5/27/2004 15:07:02 Play online chess | Where's the beef? Message: There's not much on this page of yours... did all your herd fly home? =) PAWN STARS RULE - ZEBRAS DROOL!!! hee, hee, hee.... =) |
| Posted by pawncrusader sitecolony.com 5/27/2004 17:53:24 Play online chess | Get lost! Message: ...and why should we care for some insignificant pony dressed in their ridiculous stripy pyjamas pretending to know how to fly? |
| Posted by xena sitecolony.com 5/28/2004 03:36:01 Play online chess | Find Your Zebra's ...Quick! Message: Hey Eternal Rival, just as well you've got us to contribute to your page ...it's a pretty dismal affair without us isn't it ? Don't worry though because the Full Scale Confrontation is just days away. You had better round up your Zebra's before then...that's if you can find them. Captain xena |
| Posted by rogueknight sitecolony.com 6/17/2004 16:37:49 Play online chess | lowly zebras Message: the time is shortly upon thee curs when you all will scatter to the four winds with your tails between your legs!!!! forewarned thou art! |
| Posted by gru88y sitecolony.com 8/06/2004 05:22:45 Play online chess | free flights from Atwerp Message: it's all very quiet on this forum, can't this team type? it's almost as quiet as the odonata Vs Abegtrup The Great games. mmm nice new photo, who said Belgians have no dress sense. |
| Posted by abegtrup sitecolony.com 8/21/2004 22:32:40 Play online chess | free flights to eternal damnation (Antwerp) Message: dress sense - maybe... but when I told him that dance was the hidden language of the soul, I'm pretty sure he told me he couldn't dance. Makes you wonder when you stop to think about it - dosen't it?! |
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