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Location: Las Cruces, NM | Number 3000 might just appear at Christmas, what a nice present for Al and Miles. If not, New Year's will be the time for the celebration. I am suggesting that Al and Miles buy 3000 bottles of champagne and send one to each of us so we can open them in unison and the pop of the corks will raise the Terror Alert to bright red. (Speckled bright red like the slot head) |
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Location: NJ | sure Bailey whatever you say.
maybe while I pump out the moate that is going to be my garage foundation I can fill the silt filled goo into bottles and off to the members.
btw it absolutely astonishes me that at this point we are still getting 1000 members per year. If that is not a testament to the popularity of Ovation than nothing is!!!
Remember that many of our new members are international and I predict seeing that membership continuing to grow in 05 |
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Posts: 14127
Location: 6 String Ranch | It does keep growing. Congratulations again to aLeX and Miles. |
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Posts: 338
Location: Toronto | Agreed, a fine testament to Ovation and to Al and Miles dedication...
I for one am thankful for the board, the wonderful people using it and the information that they share!!!
Dano |
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Posts: 7236
Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Thanks guys, and with between 3 and 5 members each day we may indeed hit 3000 members on the 24th which is actually one month ahead of schedule. In other words we are still growing exponentially, not just gaining xx number of members each month.
WOWSERS!!!! and much thanks for making it fun. |
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Posts: 9301
Location: south east Michigan | ummmm. I think we just hit #3006 with member "BigBearCarolina". |
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Posts: 3005
Location: Las Cruces, NM | The journey of 3000 members begins with one small post.
Congrats, another milestone has passed, and another person will enjoy the best web site extant.
Al, please do not send me the moat slop from your garage foundation, I do not wish to imbibe a higher quality libation from what I have been able to afford. I think my moonshiner pumps it out of a septic tank and adds gasoline to improve the flavor. He delivers it in safety cans, not to protect his customers but to keep his moonshine running '90 Suburban's cargo from exploding.
Wait a minute, '90 SUBURBAN, JERSEY PLATES, too late, I been drinkin' moat slop and payin' $3.00 a gallon.
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3000 creeeps on little cats feet like Chicago fog
