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Do you like the Iron Cage Match Threads
Ok .... let's see what the Bowhunting members like or do not like .... for fun!
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I enjoy the reading, but it gets a little tiring to see grown men argue over which single, specific word was used at a given time.I just don't have the patience or time to dig way back in the archives like it is done sometimes.
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RE: Do you like the Iron Cage Match Threads
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With all due respect, Tony.....this doesn't help.
You're only starting another one.....or allowing some the stage they seek.
Take care.
I kinda disagree, Jeff. I put it out there strait forward ... it's better than little digs here and there in other peoples threads ...... that's how most cage matches start here .....
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A Trophy is highly personal and is often determined by the circumstances, events, and the individual feelings of accomplishment and not by a score card. - Greg "Doc" Caldwell
for out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks!
Location: Heaven is my home, temporarily residing in WNY :)
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RE: Do you like the Iron Cage Match Threads
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Everyone ALWAYS has the option of skipping through a thread or even skipping out of it if they're not having a good time.
Never lose sight of that fact.Â*
100% agree ..... just not sure what you are referring to
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A Trophy is highly personal and is often determined by the circumstances, events, and the individual feelings of accomplishment and not by a score card. - Greg "Doc" Caldwell
for out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks!
Do you like the Iron Cage Match Threads
I just don't have the patience or time to dig way back in the archives like it is done sometimes.
