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Gaming, not Blogging.

Blogging has been light lately. I've given I higher priority to the online games I run, the Dreamlyrics games KLR and AEF, and my PBeM on The Phoenyx, Kalyr.

Some of this effort was spent chasing up players who had gone AWOL. Fortunately I managed to track three of them down, and persuaded them to post.

Posted by TimHall at February 05, 2006 10:18 PM | TrackBack
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Players going AWOL?! Who would do that?! They should be CASTRATED, ARRAGH!

Oh uh, wait a minute...

--T.J.

Posted by: T.J. Swoboda on February 10, 2006 02:40 AM
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