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Wingman51
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      Tue Aug 29 2006 05:25 PM

I know it's tough moderating this board especially when there is a storm as tough as Ernie spinning in the Carib - - I just wonder if we could reduce the friction if all posters had to be registered before posting in the forums. Just a thought. Thanks for all that you all do.
Chuck

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